I've been subbed to Internet Movie Database Pro for about a year now, and honestly? It depends on how deep you wanna go.
The box office stats are *insane*—way more detailed than the free version. Like, you can see daily breakdowns for niche films, which is great if you're into tracking indie hits.
But the industry contacts? Meh. Unless you're networking or working in film, it’s not super useful.
For trivia and credits, it’s solid but not mind-blowing. If $15/month feels steep, maybe try it for a month and cancel?
Alternatives: Letterboxd Pro has better community features for film buffs, and TMDB is free with decent data.
The box office stats are *insane*—way more detailed than the free version. Like, you can see daily breakdowns for niche films, which is great if you're into tracking indie hits.
But the industry contacts? Meh. Unless you're networking or working in film, it’s not super useful.
For trivia and credits, it’s solid but not mind-blowing. If $15/month feels steep, maybe try it for a month and cancel?
Alternatives: Letterboxd Pro has better community features for film buffs, and TMDB is free with decent data.