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Hover any movie title on theater and ticketing sites to see IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic and TMDB movie ratings at once. Deciding what to see means opening three tabs: the theater's showtimes, then IMDb, then Rotten Tomatoes. MovieRate puts all of it on the page you are already on. Hover any movie title on a theater or ticketing site and a card appears with: • IMDb rating and vote count • Rotten Tomatoes score • Metacritic score • TMDB score along with the certificate, runtime, genre and a one-line synopsis. Every score links to its source if you want the full reviews. WORKS OUT OF THE BOX No account, no API key, no configuration. Install it and hover. ON PHONES AND TABLETS Touch screens have no hover, so the ratings render directly into each movie card instead — tap to expand the synopsis and source links. WHERE IT WORKS Major cinema chains and ticketing websites in the United States. The full list is on the extension's settings page once installed. IT UNDERSTANDS THEATER LISTINGS Theater sites rarely list a clean title. MovieRate reads through the decoration, so a screening tagged with a premium format still finds the film, and an anniversary re-release shows the original film's ratings rather than nothing at all. PRIVACY Only the movie title is sent, and only to look up its scores. No account, no identifier, no tracking, nothing sold.
Oct 3, 2026
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