WhatIsThisMovie is built for a common problem: you remember a scene, but you can’t remember the movie title.
You describe what you remember — a plot fragment, a quote, the atmosphere of a scene — or upload a screenshot, and the AI matches it against the TMDB database, returning candidates ranked by match probability. Search works from several angles: by scene, by plot, by quote, or by picture, with filters for year, genre, and country to narrow the field.
Beyond identification, the site supports exploration. Once you’ve found the film, you can keep browsing similar titles by genre, year, popularity, and region, along with posters, release dates, ratings, and cast.
Key Features
- Multiple search modes — By scene, plot, quote, or uploaded image.
- TMDB-backed matching — Candidates drawn from a real film database.
- Probability ranking — Results ordered by how well they match your description.
- Filters — Year, genre, and country.
- Continued browsing — Explore similar titles after the match.
- Full metadata — Posters, release dates, genres, ratings, and cast.
Pricing
- Free — Limited searches on the basic model.
- Credit Pack — $4.90 one-time for 50 credits. Text searches cost 2 credits, image searches 5.
- Pro — $8.90/month for unlimited searches, the advanced model, and early feature access.
How It Works
- Describe your memory — A plot fragment, a quote, an atmosphere, or a screenshot.
- AI matches it against the TMDB database.
- Verify the candidates, ranked by match probability.
The site reports roughly 86% of users find their target movie in the results, and states that search content is never used for AI training.