Show HN: Omive – Find movies based on genre, rating, directors and more
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Re: Show HN: Omive – Find movies based on genre, rating, directors and more
#2One odd thing I noticed is how the actors seem to be ordered alphabetically starting with special chars. I'd fill all the tabs that have word values with the most popular/relevant ones as a default/starting point. Search results might also have a count (like Google for example) so users have a clue through how many pages they have to click.
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#31. I want to follow all my favorite movie-makers and actors and get an email every time they make something new.
2. I want to go through all the movies they've made that I missed.
3. I want to discover new great people to follow by finding great movies.
In order of importance, for me.
Good luck!
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#4The lists are very addicting.
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#5Also thank you for not making me sign-up / sign-in with twitter first. I have already found 4 new sci-fi movies to watch so far :)
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#7Anyway, some feedback: When loading the page, a wild scrollbar appears (Chrome). A temporary overflow: hidden; on the body would probably solve this.
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#9I think the best site for finding movies is this: https://www.icheckmovies.com/ The lists are very addicting.
[Edit] The website has "keep track of all the movies and TV series you have seen" in the list of features but I wasn't able to add a show and check off episodes as I expected when I read that.
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#10maybe there's a better UX paradigm for this drill-down approach, but i think it would be a great addition.