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Movie Reviews API

Movie reviews API for getting the USer reviews for a movie
Get access to the database made by The Movie DB and take advantage of this movie reviews API with the purpose of getting the USer reviews for a movie. When filtering this API based on the movie_id, api_key, language and page you will get the output which you need for your project. The data is used by small business, medium business and enterprises, several ideas of the type of company that uses the API are entertainment and movie platforms, media agents, tabloid press platforms and more. They use it in the entertainment, cinema, media, tabloid press and similar industry. There are boundless systems which are being developed with the use of the movie user ratings data. Developers continue to come up with new ideas for using the data, let’s provide you with some potential cases; building movie review and suggestion tools, apps and similar for entertainment and movie platforms, movie research and more and most certainly there are much more you can realise. This API has global data coverage available.

Movie Reviews API endpoints

GET
/movie/{movie_id}/reviews
GET /movie/{movie_id}/reviews
Send a data request through GET to the API endpoint, using the appropriate filtering parameters like in the example and obtain the associated data as an output. Use the endpoint; /movie/{movie_id}/reviews for getting the USer reviews for a movie with the movie user ratings system. For the possible parameters and objects, check the object and description table of the movie reviews API which clarifies it. Using your API key parameter and connecting to it with your personal key, you will begin receiving data using any of the major coding languages. Input the endpoint in the URL to apply for the request.

API filter methods for movie reviews data

See below the filters available for the movie reviews API.
Filters
movie_id
api_key
language
page

API object attributes

Make use of the object table to clarify the objects with their description and make an API call with the possible parameters.
Objects Description
id
page
results
author
author_details
name The author’s name
username The author’s username
avatar_path Path to the author’s avatar
rating The author’s rating for the movie
content Review text
created_at Review creation date
id Review ID
updated_at Review update date
url Review URL
total_pages
total_results

Movie reviews response output

In the code box you can find the data response preview. Opt-in to the full output because this being limited to make it readable.
				
					{
  "id": 11,
  "page": 1,
  "results": [
    {
      "author": "Cat Ellington",
      "author_details": {
        "name": "Cat Ellington",
        "username": "CatEllington",
        "avatar_path": "/uCmwgSbJAcHqNwSvQvTv2dB95tx.jpg",
        "rating": null
      },
      "content": "(As I'm writing this review, Darth Vader's theme music begins to build in my mind...)rrWell, it actually has a title, what the Darth Vader theme. And that title is "The Imperial March", composed by the great John Williams, whom, as many of you may already know, also composed the theme music for "Jaws" - that legendary score simply titled, "Main Title (Theme From Jaws)".rrNow, with that lil' bit of trivia aside, let us procede with the fabled film currently under review: Star Wars. It had been at a drive-in theater in some small Illinois town or other where my mother, my older brother, and I had spent our weekly "Movie Date Night" watching this George Lucas directed cult masterpiece from our car in the parking lot. On the huge outdoor screen, the film appeared to be a silent one, but thanks to an old wire-attached speaker, we were able to hear both the character dialogue and soundtrack loud and clear. We even had ourselves a carful of vittles and snacks - walked back to our vehicle, of course, from the wide-opened cinema's briefly distant concession stand. Indeed, it had been a lovely summer evening that July.rrFrom the time the film started, with my brother and I following along as our mother sped-read the opening crawl, I began to feel rather antsy, thinking that this movie, the first in a franchise that would soon be world-renowned, was going to be boring, due to its genre being Science Fiction: A respectably likable, but not a passionately lovable genre of mine DURING THAT TIME. I just didn't believe I was going to like Star Wars all that much ... But I soon found myself intrigued ... And awed.rrGeorge Lucas is a man with a phenomenal, and I do mean phenomenal imagination. Apart from his human characters (Han, Luke, Leia, and Obi-Wan Kenobi, among others), the droids: C-3P0, R2-D2, R2-series, and IG-88, not to mention those unusual characters like Jabba the Hutt, Yoda, and Chewbacca, just to name a few, are all creations of Lucas's phenomenal imagination. And I was completely in awe of each one of these strange beings. Then there was Vader ... And the evil Emperor ... And the Stormtroopers ... And the Spacecraft ... And the galaxies (I'll admit that I am a huge lover of the Universe in all its Celestial glory) ... And the magnificent planets ... The Lightsabers ... And so on. Star Wars is a gorgeously shot space opera; it is truly an epic masterpiece. We enjoyed this film tremendously. And my brother was a die-hard fan from that night onward. He, my brother, had even received for Christmas that year, nearly every Star Wars action figure that my mother could find, including two of the spacecraft: The Millennium Falcon and Star Destroyer. The Death Star space station had too been wrapped beneath our Christmas tree - tagged with his name. It was totally crazy, what the new Star Wars era. Frenzied! But it was great ... Even still, to this day.rrI don't personally know anyone whom has yet to see Star Wars, but that certainly doesn't suggest there are still a few people out there who haven't. And if you're one of the latter, then you should know that this classic space opera comes highly recommended. The entire series is told backwards, so you'll definitely want to see Star Wars first, followed by its two sequels: The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi ... In that order. I trust that you'll too discover yourself to be a lifelong cult fan in the wake.  ",
      "created_at": "2017-02-13T22:23:01.268Z",
      "id": "58a231c5925141179e000674",
      "updated_at": "2017-02-13T23:16:19.538Z",
      "url": "https://www.themoviedb.org/review/58a231c5925141179e000674"
    },
    {
      "author": "John Chard",
      "author_details": {
        "name": "",
        "username": "John Chard",
        "avatar_path": "/utEXl2EDiXBK6f41wCLsvprvMg4.jpg",
        "rating": 10
      },
      "content": "A long time ago in a childhood not too far away...rrPrincess Leia is captured and held hostage by the Imperial Army as it seeks to rule the Galactic Empire. An old Jedi Knight by the name of Ben "Obi-Wan" Kenobi may just be hers, and the rebels only hope. Teaming up with farm boy Luke Skywalker, scoundrel Captain Han Solo, and a couple of quirky droids, Kenobi sets off on a mission that could well shape the destiny of the Galaxy, and all who dwell within it.rrBack in 1977 I was but a wee 11 year old boy, weened on films from all genres by my movie loving parents, I had no idea that Star Wars was to have the same impact on me as Jaws had two summers previously, where yet again I found myself queueing around the block for two whole hours to see a film in a one screen theatre. My love of cinema firmly cemented, Star Wars was the start of a love affair that lasts to this very day.rrAs the years have rolled by and my love of cinema has taken on more in-depth and serious tones, I have come to realise that Star Wars proves to be a far from flawless picture. Certainly its detractors do point to some frayed acting and call the plot structure a jazzed up good versus evil axis, while the charge of George Lucas referencing many prior pictures most assuredly stands, but really do those things matter? No they do not, because Star Wars opened up a new world of cinema, something of a portal to youngsters such as I, it got people talking and debating about the merits of model work in films (which is of an extraordinary high standard here), it nudged film makers to explore being bigger and bolder in their approach, and crucially, above all else, it got film goers hungry again, a hankering for more please if you may. Now it has to be said that all that followed 20th Century Fox's historic blockbuster didn't run with the baton, in fact most pale into comparison on impact value, but for better or worse (depending on the discerning viewers peccadilloes), Star Wars stands as a bastion of adventure laden entertainment.rrIt is by definition one of the most successful films in history, George Lucas perhaps didn't know it at the time, but in what was to become an almost operatic anthology, he didn't just make a movie, he created a whole new world seeping with style and rich texture. Almost as amazing as the success of the series, is how it has become part of modern day pop culture, anything from religion to everyday speak has at some time or another referenced Lucas' baby. Ultimately, though, it's one single thing that made (and still does make) Star Wars so great, it's that it has the ability to lift the audience into a rousing united feel good cheer; and that is something that few films can ever lay claim too. In 1977 it was an awe inspiring event to watch in the theatre, now here in my middle age it's an event that is like hugging a dear old friend, a friend that I know will never ever let me down no matter how many times I turn to it. 10/10",
      "created_at": "2019-07-21T07:04:26.939Z",
      "id": "5d340e7a2f8d090388d21ff2",
      "updated_at": "2019-07-23T15:30:47.707Z",
      "url": "https://www.themoviedb.org/review/5d340e7a2f8d090388d21ff2"
    },
    {
      "author": "gastyny",
      "author_details": {
        "name": "",
        "username": "gastyny",
        "avatar_path": null,
        "rating": 10
      },
      "content": "Star Wars (1977) is a true masterpiece of cinema, and is r  definitely one of the best films ever made.rrFor me Star Wars (1977) is the best movie of all time,tied with The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Star Wars (1977) it is for sure the most iconic film of all time everything in it is iconic. The direction, the script, the performances in this film are brilliant, all the characters are captivating and well developed. rrAnyway, this is a totally perfect film, I only have praise for it, it is certainly a masterpiece of cinema, and my grade for it is 1010.",
      "created_at": "2020-04-13T22:40:05.539Z",
      "id": "5e94ea4566565a0014baa6c5",
      "updated_at": "2020-04-14T21:30:50.409Z",
      "url": "https://www.themoviedb.org/review/5e94ea4566565a0014baa6c5"
    }
  ],
  "total_pages": 1,
  "total_results": 3
}
				
			

SDK

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