IMSDb, the Internet Movie Script Database, is a site for reading or downloading movie scripts. Scripts are provided in HTML format for reading in a web browser, and the site organizes them alphabetically and by genre. It also lists TV transcripts. The site states it offers the biggest collection of movie scripts on the web.
DailyScript is a collection of movie scripts and screenplays presented in proper script format, with multiple drafts where possible. It is intended as a resource for writers, actors and people who enjoy reading movie scripts. One script is featured daily, and a separate scripts section offers more titles. Scripts are in HTML or PDF format.
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DailyScript is a collection of movie scripts and screenplays presented in proper script format, with multiple drafts where possible. It is intended as a resource for writers, actors and people who enjoy reading movie scripts. One script is featured daily, and a separate scripts section offers more titles. Scripts are in HTML or PDF format.
A guide to film locations worldwide, listed by film title. Entries give particulars of a film's locations, where they appear, photographs and basic visitor travel information. The site can also be searched by place, actor or director, and includes extra features such as lists of notable London filming sites.
Movieo is a movie discovery and tracking tool that helps users find, organize, and track over 250,000 titles. It offers a filtering system to search by criteria such as decade, genre, runtime, and availability on Netflix, with results sorted by scores from IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, or Metacritic. Users can build and share lists, attach notes, hide watched or uninteresting titles, and import or export their tracked movies. Browsing and tracking are free; optional Premium plans add AI recommendations.
The Movie Database (TMDB) is a user editable database for movies and TV shows. It covers millions of movies, TV shows and people, with sections for trending titles, trailers, popular streaming and rental listings, and theatrical releases.
Yomi maps anime episodes to canon and filler storylines for more selective viewing.
iCheckMovies is a service for tracking the movies and TV series a person has seen, with personal lists, recommendations and groups for movie lovers. It includes movie charts, IMDb's Top 250 and recently checked titles. Titles and lists can be added by users, and IMDb votes can be imported. IMDb lists are updated twice a week.
