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How to Find a Movie’s Name From Vague Details About It

By Matthew Lynch
June 15, 2023
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Movies are a great source of entertainment and often leave a lasting impression on us. However, over time it’s easy to forget details about the movies that we enjoyed and we may only remember a few key details about the plot, actors or the story. Without those details, finding a movie can become a challenge. Luckily, there are ways to find a movie’s name from vague details about it.

Here are some tips on how to track down a movie you can’t quite remember:

1. Use online search engines: There are several online search engines such as Google, Bing, Yahoo, and others that can help you find the name of a movie based on a few vague details. Type in whatever you can remember about the movie, such as the plot, actors, or even any memorable quotes, and you might find what you’re looking for. You can also use targeted search engines such as IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes, and others to narrow down your search.

2. Use social media: Social media is a great tool for crowdsourcing information. Post your vague details about the movie on your Facebook and Twitter feeds, and ask your friends and followers if they can help you identify the movie. You may be surprised at how quickly someone is able to identify the movie and even offer additional details that you may have forgotten.

3. Check out Reddit: Reddit has several groups dedicated to helping people identify movies from vague details. Groups like ‘Tip of my tongue’ can be an excellent resource for finding the name of a movie that you can’t quite remember. Post your vague details about the movie in the group, and other members will help you identify the movie.

4. Seek help from movie forums: There are several forums online dedicated to discussing movies. One of the most popular forums is MovieChat.org. Post your vague details about your movie on the forum, and other members will help you identify it. The forum has a vast database of movies, so there’s a good chance someone will recognize what you’re talking about.

5. Use movie tags: If you remember a specific scene or element of the movie, you can try using movie tags to find it. Websites like getmovieposter.com allow you to browse movie posters and filter the search based on actor, director, genre, and other important tags.

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