Related movies - So we'd need two requests per movie.Main movie entry point - Contains needed meta fields, images, ratings and cast/crew (just not related).doesn't seem to, but the API responses seem pretty cool (cooler.) For example you can use imdb ids directly to target movies. TheMovieDB has something called append_to_response, which can be used to merge to API requests together, like movie summary + related movies. Don't get hung up on the idea that it's just a silly "Facebook movie", or else you'll be missing out on an excellent picture.See if you can fetch all Movie/Person data in one request So please, this is one of the films to see this year. Even if it were just a "movie about Facebook", why is such subject matter off-limits? Things that have become a large part of our culture shouldn't be reflected in our art? Or, is it because of that? That technology is such a scary thing and needs to be dismissed? The indisputable fact is that everything that's going on with social networking and the world of the Internet is incorporated into the ideas of a certain corner of history, this one, which will be remembered as such, and "The Social Network" may very well be remembered as a film to define that era. The outstanding acting, style and direction, as well as the great script armed to the teeth with sharp dialogue is what people are likely to miss by dismissing it as a mere 'Facebook movie'. The story works as an engaging, fascinating character study at the beginning of the story, Mark is a socially maladjusted reject, and even after several million 'friends' and a few billion dollars later, he remains pretty much the same. "The Social Network" is filmmaking and storytelling of a high order, that shows the grand irony of a socially inept Harvard student named Mark Zuckerberg who ended up creating one of the largest social phenomena of the twenty-first century (and love Facebook or hate it, it most certainly is that). For months before it came out, it was the laughing stock of people who were off-put by the idea of a "movie about Facebook" (even though it's easy to look and see that it's about the founding of Facebook and the people behind it), just like "Fight Club" is dismissed as a violent film about people fighting, or that "Se7en" is just a serial killer movie.
It joins the ranks of his best, and just like many of his his previous works, has been reviled before it was properly understood.
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