Hi Sohail,

That's not the correct URL for the upcoming method.

http://api.themoviedb.org/3/movie/upcoming?api_key=###

Would be the one you're after. As always, make sure to check the docs.

Thank you. Also, when I pull the text using the link, I am only seeing results for page 1. However, at the bottom it says pages 5 and total results 100. How do I access all of this information. I am using python-json to store it in dictionary format.

I also want some additional information such as genre, release date and if the movie is rated. Any suggestion on how to get that.

Thanks for your help.

However, at the bottom it says pages 5 and total results 100. How do I access all of this information.

You can query for additional pages by using the page param.

http://api.themoviedb.org/3/movie/upcoming?api_key=###&page=2

I also want some additional information such as genre, release date and if the movie is rated. Any suggestion on how to get that.

You will need to go and make a full movie (get the id from the upcoming list) request.

http://api.themoviedb.org/3/movie/106646?api_key=###

As an example.

That helped a lot, thanks. How can I get how the movies are rated (ex: R, PG). It is not under movies info.

Sohail,

Please try reading the documentation. All of this is outlined there. ;)

http://docs.themoviedb.apiary.io/#get-%2F3%2Fmovie%2F%7Bid%7D%2Freleases

I did but I don't see anything about how the movies are rated. Even on the webpage there is nothing about how the movies are rated so I am guessing this information is not available. When I say rated I mean if its rated R, PG13, or etc.

Did you try accessing the method I just linked to you?

http://api.themoviedb.org/3/movie/106646/releases?api_key=###

Cheers.

Thank you.

Hi Travis,

Wondering if you have added mpaa ratings (or certifications) to the discovery method? It seems this would be a highly desirable search attribute as its the first thing parents look at when searching movies. I'm trying to reduce the number of server fetches to get a current theater movie list with mpaa ratings (certifications) and would prefer not to have to do additional fetches to each listed item to get the mpaa rating (G, PG-13, R, etc.). This is the API discovery URI I'm trying to use.

https://api.themoviedb.org/3/discover/movie?api_key=****&language=en-US®ion=US&release_date.gte=2016-12-1&release_date.lte=2017-1-18&with_release_type=2|3

I tried an "append_to_response=releases" but doesn't appear to be supported with the discovery method.

If not, how do you suggest stream lining the search methods?

thanks

Greg

BTW - I found tMDB after Fandango turned off the Rotten Tomatoes API. The solution I was using was calling a single Rotten Tomatoes API to get all relevant data like this:

'http://api.rottentomatoes.com/api/public/v1.0/lists/dvds/current_releases.json

Hi Greg,

Unfortunately, no, there is no way to add that data to any of list methods (search, find, discover, etc...) All you can do at this time is make extra queries to fetch the data directly from the movie releases method.

Now that we support the region filter, it could make sense to have this data. Keep in min, region was only added a month ago and before then, it made no sense to default to any particular country as the data was mostly region agnostic.

Thanks for the rapid response Travis. I'll look forward to great things with tMDB. It appears all the commercial movie providers are closing their API so I expect you will be getting a lot of activity going forward.

Greg