r/imdb

When I was 13, me and my friends recording a video during a thirty minute recess period. In the videos we went “this is episode 1”, “now for episode 2” etc. For some reason our 13 year old selfs listed this on IMDb (severely regret it) as a TV series with 14 episodes. It was a 28 minute YouTube video that had zero views outside of the people in it. It got deleted from YouTube not even a month after because our parents did not want our faces on YouTube at that young of an age. Now that I’m 23 and working towards professional credits, I’ve noticed this listing still up and emailed IMDb to delete it. I got responded with “it is our policy not to alter or delete any kind of correct/factual information”. Does anyone know what I can do to get this fake listing taken off my professional profile or am I cooked? I’m mainly just worried that this is gonna harm my professional career as I am listed as the creator on a title with a poster that has a stock image ghost and a times news roman font.

This comes to mind when I pop onto the profile for The Dark Knight, and I see the last writer tries to fit in EVERY SINGLE DETAIL about the film.

One time, I tried to condense it down, but a week later, the EVERY SINGLE DETAIL was back in.

Anyone else encounter that, either in TDK or anywhere else?

So I created my IMDb account in 2007 and rated over 1500 movies, TV shows, and episodes.

I wasn’t paying attention over the last couple of years as I was busy in grad school but I don’t know that IMDb was acquired by Amazon.

Last night I wanted to go to my ratings to see the rating I gave for a movie and I saw that my account has zero ratings. The username has changed but the account still shows that it was created in 2007. I went into the app and tried to change the username of my current account that of my old account and Saw that I was unable to do so because that old account still exists.

Is there anything that can be done to recover the ratings on my old account?

The username for my old account is MSFlymens

anyone?

So it does say that the original title was “Bram Stoker‘s Dracula“, but why not just call it that in the first place? It’s the title that came out in the theaters, the title they used on the videotapes, laser, discs, and DVDs, so why would they eliminate the “Bram Stoker’s“?

I mean, why did somebody do that? Whose idea was it, and why did they think it was a good idea?

This doesn't usually happen often, but when I was submitting a bunch of animators that were uncredited that made an animation segment for the recent Doctor Who episode called Lux, somehow my contribution keep getting declined for a strange reason. Like, it won't get accepted. I've tried to resubmit it, I've tried to delete it and then try to resubmit it again and nothing. I've been trying to figure out this problem for the last couple of months since last year and I could not find any error out of it.

The weird part is in one of my contributions was that only one credit got in on the "full cast & crew" credits, but not the others that I've submitted. It's just so odd. So I hope there's anyone out there that knows what kind of problem I have with mines so I can get it fixed, if so, that would be a honor.

I was just realizing how long it has been that Shawshank, The Godfather, and The Dark Knight have topped the list and how no new movies have even come close.

It really shines a light on just how hard it would be for any future movie to reach the top 3 for even a short period of time, and it also shows just how amazing of a phenomenon and movie The Dark Knight was in 2008.

The movie would have to be so universally loved at the time of release by just about everybody. It would probably also have to be made by a super famous director with a huge fan base since they already have the respect going into rating it. The writing, acting, editing, musical score, and ending would have to be about perfect.

So realistically, will any new future movie ever be able to compete with the current top 3? I actually don't think so.

I have a problem. Back when I was little I made shitty home movies and entered a ton of info on them into IMDb back in the day and now it’s all that comes up when I google my name, and it’s frankly embarrassing. I’d like to take them down from the website but I can’t figure out how as it’s been half a decade.

Does anyone know how to work this?

Thanks.

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Any other shows which fall into this category with a long runtime?