Live · 52,376 titles
Movies & TV
Every film and series with at least 3 z-qualifying reviewers, ranked on a 90% confidence-interval floor and dual-scored (z-normalized + raw average). 61.6% of titles now carry blended IMDb + Rotten Tomatoes signal.
Top of the rankings
Highest z-normalized percentile
Where the methodology pays off
Biggest inflation gaps
Films where z-normalized and raw-average percentiles diverge most — discriminating reviewers vs. casual crowd.
Score distribution
z-normalized · all 52,376 titles
Source coverage at launch
| IMDb (live) | 1.79M reviewers, 5.43M reviews ingested. 1.17M qualified for z-normalization (DB1, stddev>0); 1.37M qualified for raw-average track (DB2, review_count≥2). |
|---|---|
| Catalog filter | Titles with at least 3 z-normalizable reviewers — the threshold below which CI-floor ranking becomes statistically unstable. |
| Metacritic | Weight 8 (planned) — pre-weighted professional critic aggregate |
| Letterboxd | Weight 6 (planned) — cinephile audience; cleaner crowd signal than IMDb |
| Rotten Tomatoes (critics) | Weight 6 (planned) — binary fresh/rotten loses cardinal info; will be deliberately down-weighted |
Peer-set dimensions
- Genre — drama, comedy, action, horror, documentary, etc.
- Era — decade of release; adjusts for era-specific scoring norms
- Budget tier — indie, mid-budget, blockbuster
- Format — feature film vs. limited series vs. ongoing series
A 2019 horror film with a normalized 4.8 is being compared against other 2010s-era horror films with similar budgets, not against Citizen Kane. Peer-set labels are shown on every review page so you can judge the comparison.
Frequently asked questions
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Status: movies + TV is live with 41,343 dual-scored titles across 690 catalog pages. Browse the full catalog at /movies/catalog or read the Tomatometer critique for the methodology argument.