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IMDb ratings on Netflix, smart filters, and Before you binge: series length and optional ending checks for a pilot selection. Stop checking IMDb in another tab. BingeRated shows IMDb ratings directly on Netflix, helps you dim titles below your preferred score, and highlights new episodes and returning seasons. Free to use. No extra account or paywall. Built for browsing Netflix in desktop Chrome. CHOOSE WHAT TO WATCH AT A GLANCE - See color-coded IMDb ratings and release years on Netflix title cards - Dim titles below your minimum IMDb rating or release year - Use the “This week” view to focus on recent episodes and releases - Spot new seasons, returning shows, cancellations, and rating changes - See ratings while browsing, searching, and exploring ranked or featured titles GET STARTED Install BingeRated, open Netflix, and browse. Use the extension popup to choose your rating and release-year filters. MATCHING THAT LOOKS BEYOND THE TITLE Films, remakes, and series can share the same name. BingeRated uses Netflix content IDs, release-year evidence, audience signals, and curated checks to help match the IMDb score to the production you are browsing, including ambiguous titles and Korean dramas. PRIVACY BingeRated runs only on Netflix and requires no account. It sends displayed titles and public Netflix content IDs to the BingeRated API to retrieve metadata. A title-selection signal powers the aggregate “Popular!” badge. It does not collect Netflix credentials, the video you actually play, or browsing history outside Netflix. See the privacy policy for full details. BingeRated is independent and is not affiliated with Netflix or IMDb.
Sep 9, 2026
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