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Thanks for the feedback! We do have a very international user base, so this makes sense.
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Could people interested in this have a look at http://movielens.uservoice.com/forums/238501-general/suggestions/7516354-include-alternate-movie-titles where I basically explained how IMDB does it and how it could look like? Thanks!
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I was going to write a suggestion for a more radical restructuring of how the information could be layed out, but let's stick to the titles only for now.
With non-english movies it is really cumbersome to use movielens right now and IMDB gets this right.
I would like to see the following structure, on say: https://movielens.org/movies/3000
Mononoke-hime (1997)
aka. Princess Mononoke (Original title: もののけ姫)For a German movie like https://movielens.org/movies/44555, I would expect
Das Leben der Anderen (2006)
aka. The Lives of OthersSo the Algorithm would be
<Latinized variant of the original title, should be fun for Cyrillic and CJK titles!>
aka. <title of the english release, if different> (Original title: <use Cyrillic or CJK or whatever here, *IF* different from the latinized title>As for what "latinized" means, that should be everything that would fit losslessly into latin1-latin9 encodings should be put there. So e.g. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1139797/ could just display "Låt den rätte komma in", that's close enough for anyone used to the latin script to recognize it. IMDB puts the English title first in this case, I'm fine with that too, just that I really, really want to a) see the original title (in a form I can read, i.e. Latin script) and b) see the absolute original title, no matter which script.
It goes without saying that searching for all three forms of titles should be possible. I recently backfilled my movielens ratings and I *often* had to use IMDB to go from original title to english title so that I could find the film on movielens.
This is asking a lot, but if you need help on implementing this, let me know and I might be able to do the heavy lifting. Thanks!
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Please don't spend any time an effort on an iOS app ... and an Android app ... and a Windows Phone app, etc.
Everything can be done in a mobile browser, there's no need to waste effort on walled gardens when you can have the same code work for mobile and desktop browsers. Go HTML5!
Thanks!