Historical weekly rankings of the most popular movies and TV shows from 1998 until present day, derived from the interactions of the global IMDb audience of over 250 million monthly visitors.
This timeseries datasets provide access to historical popularity rankings of more than 150,000 movies and TV shows. The rankings, known as IMDb Meters, are derived from the interactions of the IMDb audience of over 250 million monthly visitors. As this audience is composed of passionate fans and entertainment industry professionals worldwide, IMDb Meters offer a unique reflection of the most popular, relevant, and trending content.
The datasets includes weekly snapshots of the top 5,000 movies and TV shows on IMDb, stretching back as far as 1998 until present day. Subscribers of the datasets can track the popularity/relevancy of a title over time to extract insights and model performance against key historical events.
Each of the included titles has or is currently ranked within the top 5,000 TITLEmeter, MOVIEmeter, or TVmeter chart as far back as 1998 (TITLEmeter) or 2015 (MOVIEmeter and TVmeter).
Included Datasets:
Full Historical Rankings:
TITLEmeter Timeseries: Historical rankings of all movies and TV shows that have reached a top 5,000 rank since 1998
MOVIEmeter Timeseries: Historical rankings of movies that have reached a top 5,000 rank since 2015
TVmeter Timeseries: Historical rankings of TV shows that have reached a top 5,000 rank since 2015
Current Weekly Snapshot:
TITLEmeter Current: Top 5,000 most popular movies and TV shows of the current week
MOVIEmeter Current: Top 5,000 most popular movies of the current week
TVmeter Current: Top 5,000 most popular TV shows of the current week
Every title is identifiable by its unique IMDb ID. By joining the IMDb ID with the IMDb Essential Metadata or IMDb and Box Office Mojo datasets, licensees can leverage IMDb Meters Timeseries to power advanced business intelligence use cases, including:
Correlating key historical events to changes in popularity on IMDb, e.g.: wide releases, festival screenings, and re-release dates; hiring and casting announcements; social and advertising campaigns; trailer drops and other marketing activity.
Extracting unique trends and insights of title performance and audience relevancy over time to power data-driven decision-making, e.g.: release/marketing strategy; content greenlight/acquisition strategy, and; advanced content recommendations and discovery features.
Building brand trust by leveraging insights from IMDb, the world's most authoritative source for information on movies, TV shows, and celebrities.
This product is sold exclusively as an add-on to one of the IMDb core data packages (Essential Metadata or IMDb and Box Office Mojo). The final licensing fee is subject to variables including the specific use case and length of term.
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This listing uses a single pricing dimension: Product Access measured in units. You buy access under a contract term rather than paying per query or by usage volume. One flat commitment grants you access to the historical ranking dataset. There are no separate tiers, instance sizes, or scaling levels to choose between. This dataset works as an add-on to existing IMDb core data packages, delivered through AWS Data Exchange. For evaluation access before committing, you contact the vendor directly.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one unit of Product Access grant me?
One unit grants subscriber access to the historical ranking dataset. Access is granted under a contract term, not metered by query count or data volume. You get the ranking history covering titles that have appeared within the top 5,000 TITLEmeter, MOVIEmeter, or TVmeter charts.
Does my cost change based on how much data I query or download?
No. This dimension bills on a contract basis rather than by usage. Your cost does not rise with the number of titles you look up or the volume you pull. One commitment covers access for the term, regardless of how often you query the dataset.
What historical range and coverage does this dataset include?
The dataset covers ranking histories for 150,000+ titles. Titles included have ranked within the top 5,000 charts as far back as 1998 for TITLEmeter, or 2015 for MOVIEmeter and TVmeter. Weekly ranking snapshots support quick lookups. It works as an add-on to existing core data packages.
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