Always use the US title first, then fill in the original/country specific title within parentheses ().

Main spoken language of the movie.

If this movie entry is containing several titles, you can specify the production years with a range (first production year - last production year). If it's only one title specify the production year in the first field (second field will automatically be set to the first field).

Original theatrical runtime. The Runtime is rounded mathematically, 0-29 seconds are rounded down, 30-59 seconds are rounded up.

Please notice that this is a very sensitive option and that original aspect ratios found online are often incorrect. Only submit this value if you know what you are doing. After 1971 2.35 became 2.39.

Specifies if the movie is available in 3D (converted or filmed 3D).

Specifies if the movie is filmed in 3D (multiple lenses/cameras). 'No' means that the movie is only available in 3D as a 2D conversion.

Many movies aren't filmed in 100% 3D, but contain 3D scenes. Specify 3D runtime in minutes.

Specifies if the movie was filmed in IMAX or contains IMAX scenes.

Many movies aren't filmed in 100% IMAX, but have scenes filmed in IMAX, specify IMAX runtime in minutes.

A good synopsis should be relatively short and to the point, ideally about 50 words, but definitely not over 150 words. The synopsis should not give away the ending or any key events in the movie. Cast-and-crew information, awards, general spin and fluff is not allowed in the synopsis.

Specifies if the title has been released theatrically.

Number of seasons

Runtime per episode

"TV mini-series" is a planned set of episodes with no intent on multiple seasons.

Number of episodes.

"Direct to video" is one which has been released to the public on home video formats, before or without being released in movie theaters or broadcast on television.