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Monday, October 13th, 2025

Reintroducing Ratings Insights

We're excited to announce the return of Ratings Insights - now better than ever with interactive features and, for the first time, available on mobile! We've modernized the experience with a responsive design that adapts seamlessly to your preferred browser/device/screen size. The new Ratings Insights loads faster than ever, scales smoothly as your rating count grows, and includes improved accessibility to ensure everyone can explore their entertainment journey. What’s New? Mobile Experience * Access your insights on-the-go through the IMDb website * Enjoy the same rich visualizations and interactive features on any device * Seamlessly track your ratings across desktop and mobile Interactive Data Visualizations * Ratings Breakdown: See how you use our 1-10 star rating system with an interactive distribution chart * Interests Explorer: Discover your top genres and interests, sorted by both average rating and rating volume * Release Dates: Delve into how your ratings span title release years, sorted by both rating volume and averages * Click-Through Exploration: Each graph element is clickable, taking you directly to filtered ratings page, search results, or relevant pages Enhanced Community Connection * Explore other users' entertainment tastes through their insights * Find trusted people who rate and share your preferences * Discover new profiles who enjoy similar content We're rolling out Ratings Insights gradually to ensure the best possible experience for everyone. If you don't see it on your profile yet, don't worry – it's coming soon! We expect the rollout to be completed in the coming weeks. For more detailed information about this feature, check out our comprehensive Help article: https://help.imdb.com/article/imdb/general-information/faq-for-the-your-profile-feature/GJSRJTR7G24USEPC#insights To Get Started Once available, visit your IMDb profile to check out your Ratings Insights! The more you rate and track what you watch, the richer your insights will become. We're thrilled to bring this feature back to the community and can't wait to see how you use it to explore your entertainment journey and connect with others. As always, we’d love to hear your thoughts, feel free to share your feedback in the comments below! — The IMDb Team

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10 days ago

Thank You for bringing the ratings and years breakdown back. One thing I noticed though is that the Genre Adult is missing in the breakdown. Can you bring that back as well?

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Hi valkyrslayer - While the Adult genre isn't currently supported in the breakdown, you can find your rated Adult content using Advanced Title Search. Simply select 'Rated by you' and select to 'Include' Adult titles in the filters to see your complete rating history.

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Hi. Thank You for the reply. Will the Adult Genre be included again in the future? For the ratings breakdown at least? Another thing I noticed is that the Top Rated Sorting lists Interests as Top rated even when only 1 Movie has been rated. For example I have only 1 Movie rated that released 1938 and rated it 1 10/10. Now my top rated year is 1938. The old Ratings breakdown design showed only years and genres that had at least 10 or more items rated, which made more sense.

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8 days ago

Thanks for that, it looks very good, congrats to the team.

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1 day ago

Thank you. The Ratings looks fresh and modern now. However, it is less informative. 1) When running an eye over the genres, their names rotate with their values, that is very inconvenient and takes much more time to analyze the list. It would be great if each genre occupied only one line in the infographic. A single-line structure would also save the same place for a longer list, that would result in fewer clicks of "See more, See more, See more..." 2) The updated list of genres also includes interests. At first glance, this is an exciting approach that just takes some time to get used to. But the list of interests is generated and provided automatically, and some users may be happy with such extraneous information, while others will only get more discomfort and annoying instability (the latter because the interest category can be further developed by the community). I suggest the following changes (at least one of them would be helpful): a) The background colors of genres and interests should be different; b) Users should be able to disable interests from the infographic; c) Users should be able to manage their personal list of interests for infographics.

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Hi @MAthePA, thanks for the feedback. We'll take these suggestions into consideration as we look at making updates to the feature. Could you clarify your first point -- do you are looking for a way to view only the genres instead of the additional subgenres and other categories? I'm not quite sure what you mean by "single-line structure" -- appreciate any other detail you can provide. Again, we appreciate your feedback, stay tuned as we continue to update the features.

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Hi @Jack, and thank you for caring. Now I have: ------------------------------------ Drama 14.5K ratings ●6 average Comedy 13.3K ratings ●6.1 average Thriller 6.8K ratings ●5.7 average ...and so on... ================== Simple single-line would be: ------------------------------------ Drama 14.5K ratings ●6 average Comedy 13.3K ratings ●6.1 average Thriller 6.8K ratings ●5.7 average ...and so on... A better single-line structure: ------------------------------------ Drama 14.5K ratings ●6 Comedy 13.3K ratings ●6.1 Thriller 6.8K ratings ●5.7 ...and so on... Or a possible variant: ------------------------------------ Drama 14.5K ●6 Comedy 13.3K ●6.1 Thriller 6.8K ●5.7 ...and so on... PS: Unfortunately, Sprinkl just ate the tabulations. PPS: Single-line (or one-line) statistics is always better for visual analysis.

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I'm sorry, but I really don't like it. What I really miss is the old gray graphs, especially the one that shows all the movies I've rated chronologically over the years. That was a big reason why I kept using IMDb. Are there any plans of bringing it back?

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Hi @DerreckRhino Could you please clear out (because you commenting my post in this thread) -- are you not satisfied with the new design in general, or you don't like if it would follow the proposed single-line structure (which is closer to the old look, by the way)?

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Oh, I'm sorry, I thought I posted my previous comment in the main section, not as a direct reply to your post. What I meant is that I'm not satisfied with the new design in general, as I think the old design was on the whole more concise and clear.

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@MAthePA - thank you for clarifying, I appreciate the additional details. This gets a bit tricky as we need to compensate for localized strings of the interest category names vs the available real estate and account for how this appears across browser sizes/devices, especially for mobile, but also ensuring we are providing good sizing to support vision-impacted needs. Thank you again, we'll consider this feedback as we seek to make continual improvements/enhancements.

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2 hours ago

I'm sorry, but I really don't like your new design. What I really miss is the old gray graphs, especially the one that shows all the movies I've rated chronologically over the years. That was a big reason why I kept coming back to IMDb. Also I don't like that you have included so many genres, like "Jukebox Musical", "Stoner Comedy", etc, when "Musical" and "Comedy" would be enough. Are there any plans of bringing back the old graphs?