Questions & answers

Reelipse is a one-stop movie and TV guide. It covers every film and TV show on TMDB, well over a million titles. Each film has a quick verdict, the cast and crew, runtime and age rating, a post-credits answer, where to stream it, its watch order and similar movies, all on one page. Each TV show has a verdict, cast, age rating, where to stream it and similar shows, plus a guide to every season and episode and when the next one airs. The home page shows what’s trending, in cinemas and coming soon.

Yes, completely. There’s no account and no paywall.

No. Tap the bookmark on any film or show and it’s saved in your browser. Share your list with a link from the Watchlist page.

No. We don’t stream films. Each film page links to JustWatch so you can see which services carry it in your country, plus the official trailer.

Absolute Cinema: drop everything and watch it. Worth the Hype: clear your evening for this. Popcorn Flick: fun if you don’t overthink it. Snoozefest: your time is worth more. It’s faster to act on than a 7.4 out of 10.

From TMDB viewer scores: Absolute Cinema is 7.9 and above, Worth the Hype 7 to 7.8, Popcorn Flick 6 to 6.9 and Snoozefest below 6. Films need at least 40 ratings first. Every film page also links to IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Letterboxd so you can compare.

Yes. Every film page has a “What’s your verdict?” control. Your choice is saved privately on your device.

We start with the films Trakt’s viewers watch together, then add TMDB’s recommendations and films it rates as similar in story and genre. Each recommendation says why it matched.

A 3D map around any film: the films its viewers watch next sit close, their matches further out. Drag to turn it and click any poster to move the middle there.

Pick two films and Blend finds what sits between them. Good for couples and groups who like different things.

Set your time limit, who’s watching and an optional mood. We choose one well-liked film at random, weighted toward higher scores, and can skip films you’ve already watched.

Each film page works out the clock time the film would finish if you pressed play now, so you know if it fits before bed.

Yes. Each film page shows its official certificate for India (U, U/A, A) where one is listed, or the US rating otherwise.

Use the Family-safe filter on Discover, pick “Family with kids” in Pick For Me, or browse the Best Family Movies list.

Every film page answers it in the quick facts, based on TMDB’s community tags, and the Post-Credit Scenes list collects the films where you should stay. Very new films may not be tagged yet.