Data Sources

FlixGeo uses The Movie Database (TMDB) API for core entertainment records. Depending on the page, this can include movie and TV identifiers, titles, original titles, synopses, release or air dates, genres, cast and crew, seasons, posters, backdrops, videos, recommendations, popularity, and community rating fields.

Those fields remain third-party data. A TMDB rating is not a FlixGeo score, a TMDB synopsis is not presented as an original FlixGeo review, and source omissions can flow through to a page until the upstream record changes.

FlixGeo requests country-level watch-provider records from TMDB's movie and TV watch-provider endpoints. TMDB identifies JustWatch as the supplier of that availability data. FlixGeo does not claim a separate direct JustWatch feed when displaying these results.

A watch-provider record can identify a provider and classify an offer as flat-rate, free, ad-supported, rental, or purchase in a specific country. It does not necessarily provide a current price, plan tier, expiry time, playback quality, language, or account requirements.

External links help readers verify an offer at its source. The provider controls its own catalog, checkout, account rules, supported devices, accessibility features, and terms. A link is not proof that the linked offer is still active, and its presence does not imply endorsement by either side.

• Catalog rights can change faster than cached or upstream records.
• Not every local, niche, library, airline, or institutional service is represented.
• One provider brand can have different plans, channels, or storefronts.
• Country data does not determine whether a particular account can play a title.
• An empty result is not evidence of worldwide unavailability.
• Images, summaries, credits, and release details can be incomplete or corrected upstream.