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- How can I watch a movie or TV show?
- How can I watch IMDb original videos?
- IMDb What to Watch App
- Movies That Changed My Life (An IMDb Podcast)
- That Scene with Dan Patrick (An IMDb Podcast)
- Videos FAQ
- Why is there an ad shown before every trailer?
- What to Watch FAQ
- How does "Compared To You" feature work?
- When I search for a person, there is a title next to their name. How is that title chosen?
- Known For title selection
- Using the Advanced Search feature
- Search suggestions FAQ
- What is the 'More Like This' section?
- Collaborations and Overlaps search
- How can I find adult titles on IMDb?
- Box Office FAQ
- Showtimes & Ticket Experience FAQ
- Who do I contact if there is a movie or theatre missing from the showtimes list?
- I'm looking for a film, but can't remember the title. Can you help me?
- Can I view In Development titles on IMDb?
- Credit order
- How do you decide if a title is a film, a TV movie or a Miniseries?
- Why am I seeing titles in a different language than before?
- In the connections section, what does 'references' mean?
- Why is the same title listed twice on IMDb?
- Why is the USA running time sometimes different from the running time for another country?
- What are spoilers?
- Some films have '(V)' or '(VG)' after the title. What does that mean?
- How do I change the order credits are displayed on an IMDb page?
- Why was a well known actor not listed in the credits?
- What does uncredited mean?
- What do the roman numerals, like (I) and (II), after a person's name mean?
- What is the difference between "Screenplay" and "Written by" credits?
- What do codes like [se] or [hr] following a production company or distributor mean?
- How do I find out if a DVD has subtitles in another language?
- I live in the US. Can I order a video from Amazon UK?
- NewsDesk FAQ
Collaborations and Overlaps search
The Collaboration Search has two different
searches that allow you to find collaborations between individuals and titles.
The "Two People in
the Same Title" search will return results for titles two individuals were both credited with. To find
out which titles Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan were credited for, enter the
names in the fields "Name 1" and "Name 2" and click "Search". This search will return all the
titles both individuals were both credited for.
The "Two Titles with the Same People" search will return results for two titles and any individuals who were credited for both of these titles. To find out who worked on both Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, enter the two titles in the fields "Title 1" and "Title 2" and click "Search". This search will return all the IMDb pages for individuals who were credited for both titles.
