IMDb, the Internet Movie Database, is a leading online platform offering a vast database of film, TV shows, and entertainment content. It provides detailed...
IMDb stands for the Internet Movie Database, reflecting its original purpose as an online repository for film and television information.
IMDb is owned by Amazon.com, which acquired the company in 1998, integrating it into its suite of digital services.
IMDb ratings are derived from the votes of registered users. The system uses a weighted average to calculate a film's overall rating, aiming for accuracy despite individual biases.
Yes, users can submit data corrections and additions to IMDb. However, all submissions are reviewed and verified by IMDb staff before being published to maintain data integrity.
IMDbPro is a subscription service offering enhanced features for entertainment industry professionals, including contact information, detailed box office data, and comprehensive filmographies.