About MovieState

What this site is

MovieState is an independent movie guide. We publish plain-English pages about films: what the story is, who made it, how long it runs, when it came out, and where it can be watched right now.

We are not a studio, a streaming service or a review aggregator. We are a small independent project that turns structured film data into a readable page and adds editorial notes for the films we cover most closely.

How we research

Core metadata (titles, posters, backdrops, cast and crew, runtime, release dates, age ratings and streaming availability) comes from TMDB and is refreshed when we rebuild the site. Most film pages are generated from that data, so each one shows its last update date. Editorial notes on individual films are marked as auto-generated unless a person has reviewed and rewritten them.

When a field is missing from the data, we leave it out or say it is unavailable. We do not invent release dates, ratings, availability or 'official' claims to fill space. Streaming availability reflects what TMDB reports for each country and can be out of date, so confirm it with the provider.

What we do not do

We do not host, stream or store movie files on this site. We do not use pop-ups or forced redirects. We do not make 'free full movie' promises, because those claims are usually false and frequently harmful.

Legal options for each film are listed first, by country. Every outbound link goes to a licensed service: the studio's own site, a licensed streamer, a digital store that legitimately sells the film, or a JustWatch comparison page. We do not link to unlicensed streaming, download or mirror sites, and we never embed a player.

Corrections

If a page is wrong, tell us. Send the page URL and what you believe is incorrect through the corrections page. We check reports against the underlying TMDB record and the studio or provider listing, then either fix the page or explain why the listed value is correct. Corrected pages carry the new update date at the top. We do not accept payment to remove or soften a correction.

Editorial independence

No studio pays us to write a page, rank a film higher, or soften a description. If that ever changes, it will be disclosed on the page itself in plain language.

Corrections

Films change: release dates slip, streamers lose rights, runtimes move. When a reader tells us something is out of date, we verify it and update the page. If you spot an error, report it through the contact options on our main site and we will look at it.

Last updated: 4 November 2026.