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Flickmetrix mentions (6)

• Do you use RPDB (rating poster)? Is it worth it?

  Nah think it looks messy and has no added search benefit. I use FlickMetrix for searching and finding movies anyways. Works much better imo and is free. Source: about 1 year ago

• Best sqlc alternative for dynamic queries?

  I've been using sqlc for a personal project and I really like the library. The only think it's not great at is adding an arbitrary number of where statements dynamically. I am essentially creating a filter that has a bunch of filterable fields such as year, rating, genre, etc - similar to the filters in this site https://flickmetrix.com/. Source: about 1 year ago

• Stremio with Torrentio/RD is best streaming solution I have came across! 😍

  Don't really need any other add-ons, but Discovery in Stremio is a bit lacking, searching for new movies or series is a bit annoying. Usually I use Flickmetrix to search for something then just play it in stremio. If Stremio would have an integrated search like that one it would be absolutely perfect. Source: about 1 year ago

• Don’t know what to watch in Netflix? I created a website that sorts all the Netflix catalog by IMDb rating, and lets you filter by year, genre, and movie type.

  Looks alot like https://flickmetrix.com/ on the surface. Maybe there's some features I'm missing though? Source: over 2 years ago

• Are there any sites that allow me to fillter movies by both IMDB and Rotten Tomato rating

  Https://flickmetrix.com/ Uses RT audience RT Critic, imdb and letterboxd scores rank movies. Source: almost 3 years ago

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