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Common Sense Media offers age-based reviews and recommendations of movies, TV shows, books, apps, games, and social media for families. It also publishes parenting guidance and tips, and its ratings and reviews are built into some streaming, cable, and family safety tools.
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A worldwide directory of IMAX theatres that lists screen sizes, projector types and technical specifications. It offers an interactive database with sorting, filtering and search, plus guides to IMAX projector types and articles on IMAX technology, history and installations. The site is described as open source and community driven, with sections for exploring theatres by region.
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Common Sense Media offers age-based reviews and recommendations of movies, TV shows, books, apps, games, and social media for families. It also publishes parenting guidance and tips, and its ratings and reviews are built into some streaming, cable, and family safety tools.
Phi Phenomenon is a website that studies great films by combining data from hundreds of lists to determine consensus best films. It presents a master list ranked by director, actor, year, genre, and nation of origin, alongside notes on different film tastes and a list of top films according to regular film fans. The site also includes an FAQ, method, and references pages.
Episode Calendar is a website for tracking TV shows in a personal calendar, checking off watched episodes, and receiving email notifications when shows air. It offers daily or weekly notifications and RSS feeds, with a mobile web version rather than native apps. The FAQ states that premium accounts exist to support the site.
A worldwide directory of IMAX theatres that lists screen sizes, projector types and technical specifications. It offers an interactive database with sorting, filtering and search, plus guides to IMAX projector types and articles on IMAX technology, history and installations. The site is described as open source and community driven, with sections for exploring theatres by region.
Suggestream is a web app for exploring movies and TV shows using the TMDB database. Its Swiper feature, inspired by dating apps, offers recommendations for similar content based on swipes. The Explorer feature lets users move from show to show and discover related content.
They Shoot Zombies, Don't They? is a horror film list site. It presents the 1,000 Greatest Horror Films, compiled from over 4,300 horror lists, alongside the 500 most acclaimed horror films of the century and 150 lesser-seen horror films with fewer than 1,000 IMDb votes.
