Thanks. I'll keep a link to that pdf and try to remember to use it on future requests.sienel wrote:I've updated my post above with the links to the titles that were added today.
A note on the Korean films: the IMDb's transliteration of choice is here. I've tried to at least submit the titles using that system which is why there's some differences in what was posted in this thread and what I added to the IMDb. This was my first attempt at this though - hopefully I didn't screw anything up too badly.
Sienel, it looks like this one might have been overlooked, or at least I can't find it. Using the imdb-preferred transliteration tool, it would be Ga-byeo-un Jam. Can you please check this one for me?
should be Choi-gang lo-maen-seu, not Choi-ga lo-maen-seu as it appears in imdb. The parabolic character in that second syllable acts as an -ng when it is in the bottom position; it is silent only when it is the first character in a syllable. (The transliteration tool supports this.)sienel wrote: The All-Powerful Romance (최강 로맨스, Choi-kang Ro-maen-seu)
I believe it has only officially been released as a laserdisc, and in Japan. That's really all I know at this point, though if you need me to, I can try to delve a little further. Let me know.sienel wrote:If that's an 'official' DVD release then it might help to have the DVD's distributor, release year, and country of origin.
When I went through this set, I recall noticing that it actually separately presented both of these films as being catalog #18. It could take me a while to go through the whole thing again, find both of them amidst the hundreds of films, and verify that this is actually the case. I'm not sure if it's worth going through all that effort for just one title. This was the only instance I recall there being of two films being identified by the same catalog number.
) if there are any I couldn't get in I might need you to dig up some info on that release. I have the BBC Scum in my Netflix queue - will update the IMDb page once I've have the DVD on hand.antnield wrote:David Threlfall isn't listed for his appearance in the original TV version of Alan Clarke's Scum despite playing one of the main parts (Archer). I've attempted to update his entry a few times - but never to any success.
Whilst I'm posting here, there also isn't a single Jeff Keen film listed or, indeed, an entry for the man himself.
sienel, all of the information is included in the attendant booklets. There's quite a number of missing IMDb titles amongst the films present on BFI discs. (Predominantly short films that have appeared on Flipside discs and similar releases, and a large number of documentaries.) Once I've got the chance I'll go through them and post all the info I can here.Just as an aside: I really wish the BFI would include a listing of all the films included on their DVD set releases. It's very time-consuming searching for a review or an online store that actually mentions the film names. They didn't on their Mitchell & Kenyon sets and they didn't on their Jeff Keen set. I did eventually track down online DVD reviews and store listings that listed the individual films for all three sets, but I don't understand why the BFI doesn't feel that information is pertinent.
Sure, but the attendant booklets aren't available online so don't do much for me when I'm trying to submit information to the IMDb. What's really goofy is that they do spell out the extras - they just don't think the names of the individual films are important. But then Criterion sometimes does the exact same thing (though not always).antnield wrote:sienel, all of the information is included in the attendant booklets. There's quite a number of missing IMDb titles amongst the films present on BFI discs. (Predominantly short films that have appeared on Flipside discs and similar releases, and a large number of documentaries.) Once I've got the chance I'll go through them and post all the info I can here.Just as an aside: I really wish the BFI would include a listing of all the films included on their DVD set releases. It's very time-consuming searching for a review or an online store that actually mentions the film names. They didn't on their Mitchell & Kenyon sets and they didn't on their Jeff Keen set. I did eventually track down online DVD reviews and store listings that listed the individual films for all three sets, but I don't understand why the BFI doesn't feel that information is pertinent.
You can check the Processing Times page. Right now under the "New/alternate titles" section it saysjbaart wrote:Is there any way to check the status of one's contributions? I added two Lotte Reiniger films (Cinderella, Primrose version and The Frog Prince, '61 version) and was wondering if there's a better method than waiting for an e-mail from the IMDb staff or looking at her page.
So I know that any titles I submitted prior to May 19th should be online (or will be in a day or two) or were rejected. That page also gives you a heads-up if there are any pending delays in any department.At the moment, the oldest title in the system waiting for processing is from 19 May. Be aware that once a title is approved, it can take up to two days for that title to appear on the live site.
They say that since a single submission could be spread out amongst several IMDb workers (as they have separate people handling titles vs cast vs trivia vs directors vs companies vs camera/electric etc) and they're processing things on different schedules it makes it prohibitively difficult to do a status-sort of thing.jbaart wrote:Thanks, that's better than nothing. I wonder though why they don't just add some kind of status icon to your update history. You can't even tell if your one year old contribution was accepted or not without checking the actual entry.