IMDb

IMDB films rating

IMDb (Internet Movie Database) is the world's largest database about cinema, containing information about films, series, actors, directors, screenwriters and much more. The site was founded in 1990 and has since become one of the most popular and authoritative resources for film amateur filming, film industry professionals and journalists.

Why is IMDb so popular?

• Every day, millions of readers visit the site, actively vote and commented.
• A simple and intuitive database interface allows you to quickly deal with the functionality of even beginners, regardless of the language.
• Among the countless web sites, IMDb takes 30th place in the world ranking of popularity.

Why do people buy films:

• Raising the rating: the high rating of the film on IMDb attracts the attention of the audience, makes it more attractive and causes interest. When the film has good grades, more people tend to watch it and find out what is behind it.
• Promotion: High rating helps to draw attention to new or little -known films. Buying assessments can be part of a marketing strategy to popularize the film and attract an audience.
• Psychological effect: people often focus on the opinions of others when making decisions. High ratings on IMDb can affect the perception of the film by the audience and create the impression of its quality.

Why is it profitable to do this:

• An increase in popularity: a film with a high rating can become more popular and get more attention from the audience.
• Attraction of investors: Films with a high rating often attract investors and sponsors, which can increase the budget of products and improve its quality.
• Competitive advantage: there is a lot of competition in the cinematic industry, and a high rating on IMDb can highlight the film among others and help attract attention to it.

Ratings and reviews reflect the real opinion of the audience about the film.

The attractiveness of the site is that the creators provided the opportunity to vote and leave reviews directly from the house. Everyone can watch a film, express their opinion and give an assessment.