*NOTE: This tag has language dependency, different WordPress language different output.
Example: Fight Club has certificate **PG** on english WordPress and **15** on swedish WordPress* [imdb:date] or [imdblive:date] The day when a movie is shipped to exhibitors by the distributor, it is deemed to have been released for public viewing - there are no longer any studio restrictions on who can see the movie. If no release date is given as used publication year.
*NOTE: This tag has language dependency, different WordPress language different output.
Example: Pulp Fiction has release date **Fri Oct 14 1994** on english WordPress and **Fre 25 Nov 1994** on swedish WordPress* [imdb:directors] or [imdblive:directors] The principal creative artist on a movie set. A director is usually (but not always) the driving artistic source behind the filming process, and communicates to actors the way that he/she would like a particular scene played. A director's duties might also include casting, script editing, shot selection, shot composition, and editing. Typically, a director has complete artistic control over all aspects of the movie, but it is not uncommon for the director to be bound by agreements with either a producer or a studio. In some large productions, a director will delegate less important scenes to a second unit.*
Example: Director of Pan's Labyrinth is **[Guillermo del Toro](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0868219)*** [imdb:directors_nolink] or [imdblive:directors_nolink] The principal creative artist on a movie set. A director is usually (but not always) the driving artistic source behind the filming process, and communicates to actors the way that he/she would like a particular scene played. A director's duties might also include casting, script editing, shot selection, shot composition, and editing. Typically, a director has complete artistic control over all aspects of the movie, but it is not uncommon for the director to be bound by agreements with either a producer or a studio. In some large productions, a director will delegate less important scenes to a second unit. Widhout link to imdb*
Example: Director of Pan's Labyrinth is **Guillermo del Toro*** [imdb:genres] or [imdblive:genres] One or more genres for current movie.
Example: The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring has genres: **Action, Adventure, Fantasy*** [imdb:plot] or [imdblive:plot] A plot summary is a description of the story in a novel, film or other piece of storytelling. It is not a review and should not contain the opinions of the author. It should contain all the necessary information about the main characters and the unfolding drama to give a complete impression of the twists and turns in the plot, but without confusing the reader with unnecessary detail.*
Example: Les quatre cents coups has plot: **Intensely touching story of a misunderstood young adolescent who left without attention, delves into a life of petty crime.*** [imdb:poster] Current movie poster image download automatic to your WordPress Media Library and display image as medium size from library.*
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[imdb:poster_nolink]
Current movie poster image download automatic to your WordPress Media Library and display image as medium size from library. Without link to imdb.*Example:
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[imdb:posterRemote] or [imdblive:posterRemote]
Current movie poster image direct linked from server (remote). No locale savings!*Example:
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[imdb:posterRemote_nolink] or [imdblive:posterRemote_nolink]
Current movie poster image direct linked from server (remote). No locale savings! Without link to imdb*Example:
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[imdb:rating] or [imdblive:rating]
Rating scale from 1 to 10 with one decimal where 10 is best.*NOTE: This tag has language dependency, different WordPress language different output.
Example: Pulp Fiction has rating **9.0** on english WordPress and **9,0** on swedish WordPress* [imdb:runtime] or [imdblive:runtime] Runtime in minutes for current movie.
*NOTE: This tag has language dependency, different WordPress language different output.
Example: The very long movie Matrjoschka has runtime **5700** min long on english WordPress and **5 700** min long on swedish WordPress* [imdb:tagline] or [imdblive:tagline] A tagline is a variant of a branding slogan typically used in marketing materials and advertising.
*Example: Se7en has tagline **Long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light.*** [imdb:tconst] or [imdblive:tconst] Tconst/id for current movie.
*Example: Se7en has Tconst **tt0114369*** [imdb:title] or [imdblive:title] Title for current moive with link to [imdb.com](http://www.imdb.com).
*Example: Se7en has title **[Se7en](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114369/)*** [imdb:title_nolink] or [imdblive:title_nolink] Title for current moive without link to [imdb.com](http://www.imdb.com).
*Example: Se7en has title **Se7en*** [imdb:type] or [imdblive:type] IMDb classifies titles under one of the following types:
- feature
- short
- documentary
- video
- tv_series
- tv_special
- video_game
*NOTE: This tag has language dependency, different WordPress language different output.
*Example: Game of Thrones has votes **307,685** on english WordPress and **307 685** on swedish WordPress* [imdb:writers] or [imdblive:writers] A general term for someone who creates a written work, be it a novel, script, screenplay, or teleplay.
*Example: Game of Thrones has tow writers **[David Benioff](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1125275/) (creator), [D.B. Weiss](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1888967/) (creator)*** [imdb:writers_nolink] or [imdblive:writers_nolink] A general term for someone who creates a written work, be it a novel, script, screenplay, or teleplay. Widhout link to imdb
*Example: Game of Thrones has tow writers **David Benioff - (creator), D.B. Weiss - (creator)*** [imdb:year] or [imdblive:year] Publication year.
Example: Pulp Fiction has publication year **1994** = IMDb data copyright = Limited non-commercial use of IMDb data is allowed, provided the following conditions are met: 1. You agree to all the terms of our [copyright/conditions](http://www.imdb.com/help/show_article?conditions) of use statement. Please also note that IMDb reserves the right to withdraw permission to use the data at any time at our discretion. 2. The data must be taken only direct from IMDb. You may not use data mining, robots, screen scraping, or similar online data gathering and extraction tools on our website. 3. The data can only be used for **personal and non-commercial** use and must not be altered/republished/resold/repurposed to create any kind of online/offline database of movie information (except for **individual personal** use). Please refer to the copyright/license information enclosed in each file for further instructions and limitations on allowed usage. 4. You must acknowledge the source of the data by including the following statement: >Information courtesy of [The Internet Movie Database](http://www.imdb.com). Used with permission. >**May I use a photo from your site for my web site or publication?** Most of the photos on our site are licensed to us for our own use only. We do not have the authority to sublicense them to others. Photos on our site may be licensed directly from the license holders. >For photos from "our Studio Friends," you'll need to contact the studio or production company. We recommend contacting the publicity department for current releases and the home video department for older films. For most movies, there is a "company credits" link near the top of the lefthand column on the film's listing. That will provide the name of the studio(s) and companies involved with making the film. >Please note that many of our "posters" for older films are actually just scans of their video or DVD packaging. We cannot sublicense those images. Please contact the appropriate studio. >For images from agencies like [WireImage](http://www.wireimage.com/), [Getty Images](http://www.gettyimages.com/) and [MPTV](http://www.mptvimages.com/), their names are linked on pages where we display their photos. Click on their names for more information about the agencies and links to their web sites where you can get licensing information. >See: