The region parameter must be in uppercase letters.
It complies with ISO 3166-1
In your case US.

https://api.themoviedb.org/3/discover/movie?api_key=THE_KEY&include_adult=false&include_video=false&language=en-US&page=1&region=US&release_date.gte=2024-07-24&release_date.lte=2024-07-24&sort_by=popularity.desc&with_release_type=3&with_runtime.gte=60

@ticao2 said:

The region parameter must be in uppercase letters.
It complies with ISO 3166-1
In your case US.

https://api.themoviedb.org/3/discover/movie?api_key=THE_KEY&include_adult=false&include_video=false&language=en-US&page=1®ion=US&release_date.gte=2024-07-24&release_date.lte=2024-07-24&sort_by=popularity.desc&with_release_type=3&with_runtime.gte=60

Man, I could swear that I tried that yesterday because I actually checked that when I was troubleshooting. But I just uppercased my "region": "US", and lo & behold I get a list of movies.

Thank you so much!

But I'd like to note that the URL generated in the TMDB widget populates a lowercase region code. It should not do that as it's an example of how to use the API. Granted, basic problem-solving should have led me to try "US" (and I thought I did) I wasted hours battling that empty results list to no avail, all because I was following the example in the widget.

This is the sample code in TMDB's web widget:

import requests
url = "https://api.themoviedb.org/3/discover/movie?include_adult=false&include_video=false&language=en-US&page=1&region=us&sort_by=popularity.desc"

@lazysupper said:
Thank you so much!

:-)

But I'd like to note that the URL generated in the TMDB widget populates a lowercase region code. It should not do that as it's an example of how to use the API. Granted, basic problem-solving should have led me to try "US" (and I thought I did) I wasted hours battling that empty results list to no avail, all because I was following the example in the widget.

This is the sample code in TMDB's web widget:

import requests
url = "https://api.themoviedb.org/3/discover/movie?include_adult=false&include_video=false&language=en-US&page=1®ion=us&sort_by=popularity.desc"

Hmm...
The field to specify Region does not have an example.
If you enter it in lowercase, the system does not change it to Uppercase.
It needs to be entered in Uppercase by the user.
I only see an example in Language. And it is correctly en-US.

@ticao2 said:

Hmm...
The field to specify Region does not have an example.
If you enter it in lowercase, the system does not change it to Uppercase.
It needs to be entered in Uppercase by the user.
I only see an example in Language. And it is correctly en-US.

Are you on this page: https://developer.themoviedb.org/reference/discover-movie? The field to specify region is there. It is between primary_release_date.lte and release_date.gte

And it's also in the code I shared above: &language=en-US&page=1&**region=us**&sort_by=popularity.desc

The widget doesn't change lowercase to uppercase, but it still returns results in the response box with its code showing a lowercase region, which is what led me to think that lowercase should work. Anyway, it's not an issue for me now, I just think it's not a great way to provide an example.

@lazysupper said:

@ticao2 said:

Hmm...
The field to specify Region does not have an example.
If you enter it in lowercase, the system does not change it to Uppercase.
It needs to be entered in Uppercase by the user.
I only see an example in Language. And it is correctly en-US.

Are you on this page:
https://developer.themoviedb.org/reference/discover-movie?
The field to specify region is there. It is between primary_release_date.lte and release_date.gte

Yes, that's the one.
My browser doesn't show any examples in this field.
https://imgur.com/a/lu69Axc
https://imgur.com/6EY9JQY
What operating system and browser are you using?

I don't mean that there's a placeholder example in the list of query parameters. I'm referring to the example code that the widget populates. https://imgur.com/a/hg3YP1V

@lazysupper said:
I don't mean that there's a placeholder example in the list of query parameters.
I'm referring to the example code that the widget populates.
https://imgur.com/a/hg3YP1V

I'm not sure I understand.
In the field you type US, in capital letters, and the widget populate it with us, in lowercase?
Well, that doesn't happen in my browser.
If I use US in capital letters, the widget populate in uppercase.
If I use us in lowercase, the widget populate in lowercase.
It seems that the widget behaves differently for me than it does for you.

@ticao2 said:

@lazysupper said:
I don't mean that there's a placeholder example in the list of query parameters.
I'm referring to the example code that the widget populates.
https://imgur.com/a/hg3YP1V

I'm not sure I understand.
In the field you type US, in capital letters, and the widget populate it with us, in lowercase?
Well, that doesn't happen in my browser.
If I use US in capital letters, the widget populate in uppercase.
If I use us in lowercase, the widget populate in lowercase.
It seems that the widget behaves differently for me than it does for you.

We're seeing the same thing. (I type us and the widget populates the URL in lowercase.) I'm simply saying that it delivers a response. That's my point. It should return nothing, otherwise the implication is that lowercase is acceptable.

@lazysupper said:
We're seeing the same thing. (I type us and the widget populates the URL in lowercase.) I'm simply saying that it delivers a response. That's my point. It should return nothing, otherwise the implication is that lowercase is acceptable.

Now I understand.
The system should correct from lowercase to uppercase or it should not accept lowercase and report an error perhaps.
I don't know if this service that TMDb uses, Readme, has this feature.
https://readme.com

@ticao2 said:

@lazysupper said:
We're seeing the same thing. (I type us and the widget populates the URL in lowercase.) I'm simply saying that it delivers a response. That's my point. It should return nothing, otherwise the implication is that lowercase is acceptable.

Now I understand.
The system should correct from lowercase to uppercase or it should not accept lowercase and report an error perhaps.
I don't know if this service that TMDb uses, Readme, has this feature.
https://readme.com

Ahh, that adds some clarity. Cheers!