Box Office Mojo (Box Office Mojo) is an American movie box office data statistics website. It mainly conducts box office tracking, analysis, comments and interviews on online movies, aiming to provide movie fans with a comprehensive overview of movies.

Netflix is ​​an American online video rental service provider founded in 1997 and headquartered in Los Gatos, California, USA. It provides online on-demand streaming and online rental of its movies with free delivery in North America, and has been voted the most customer-satisfied website five times in a row.

Universal Pictures (Universal Picture) was once the leader of the eight major film and television companies in Hollywood; it later ranked second; after MGM went bankrupt in 2010, Universal Pictures once again became the most powerful film company in Hollywood. Representative films produced by Universal include "Jaws", "Alien", "Jurassic Park", the "Back to the Future" series, the "Bourne" series, the "Fast and Furious" series, etc.

The A.V. Club is an American entertainment newspaper and website, published and distributed by The Onion Newspaper. It mainly provides review information on movies, music, TV series, books, games, DVDs, as well as talk shows and other routine services.

AMC Theaters (American Multi-Cinema) is an American movie theater chain, owned by China's Dalian Wanda Group and headquartered in Kansas City. AMC Cinemas ranks second in the U.S. movie market, with Regal Group in first place and Cinemark Cinemas in third place.

The Academy Awards, also known as the Academy Awards, Oscars, and The Oscars, are film awards that attract global attention. They are closely related to the three major international film festivals in Europe (Venice Film Festival, Cannes Film Festival, and Berlin Film Festival). Festival) and is known as the four most authoritative film awards in the world film industry. The Academy Awards began in 1928 and are awarded by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences established by MGM founder Louis B. Mayer. They are held annually in Hollywood.

The movie "Sex and the City" is a series of two movies re-filmed by the original cast four years after the popular American TV series "Sex and the City" ended. The film mainly tells the story of four single women in Manhattan, New York, looking for true love in a city full of temptation and desire.

"Iron Man" is a famous American superhero movie and the first film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It was released in 2008 and was directed by Jon Felicity and starred by Robert Downey Jr. and Gwyneth. Starring Paltrow. The film tells the story of Tony Stark who transformed into "Iron Man" after being killed and protected the world as a vigilante. "Iron Man" is known for its exciting storyline and powerful visual effects.

Yahoo! Movies is the movie channel of the portal giant Yahoo. It mainly provides movie showtimes, trailers, movie box office rankings, recent popular movies, movie reviews, articles, interviews, news, and celebrity gossip.

DreamWorks Studios is a leading American film, television show and video game production company, ranking among the top ten in the United States. DreamWorks was founded in October 1994 by three founders: Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg and David Geffen. Its products include movies, cartoons, TV shows, Video games, records, books, toys, etc. Its classic movie products include "How to Get Away with Murder", "The Ring", "Gladiator", etc.

Asianfanatics is an American forum dedicated to discussing Asian film and television, founded in 2004. Most of the members of this forum have some Asian background, and its operating expenses mainly come from advertising and member donations.

IMDb, the abbreviation of Internet Movie Database, is the world's largest movie information database, including movies, movie actors and artists, TV programs, film production groups and other related information. It was established on October 17, 1990. , an Amazon-owned website since 1998.

LetMeWatchThis.com (1channel.ch) is a well-known free movie website in the United States. It collects a large number of free movies and provides users with convenient viewing and downloading services. In addition, it also has columns for TV shows, music, and forums.

"The Colbert Report" (The Colbert Report, also translated as The Colbert Report) is a talk show derived from The Daily Show. It is hosted by Stephen Colbert and has a format similar to that of The Daily Show. Colbert plays a right-winger and satirizes right-wing political opinions in an ironic way. His words are often sharp and humorous, and the show is full of laughter. The official website of "The Colbert Report" has videos of various episodes of the program available for online viewing.

Paramount Pictures, Inc. is one of the most famous film production and distribution companies in the United States. It is well-known to the audience for its logo with stars surrounding snow-capped mountains. As its logo shows, at the beginning of its establishment, Paramount was known for its bright stars and high-quality films, and it has always been the dominant player in Hollywood. His classic masterpieces include "The Godfather", "Saturday Night Fever", "Forrest Gump", "Transformers", etc.

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart is one of the most influential comedy talk shows in the United States, premiering on September 1, 1996. The format of the program is similar to a traditional news program. The "host" broadcasts the world's hot news in a spoof, ridicule and other ways, and the commentary is funny, humorous and hilarious. You can watch all episodes of Jon Stewart's programs on the official website of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

Lions Gate Films is the world's most famous entertainment film company. It originated in Vancouver, Canada and is now headquartered in Santa Monica, California, USA. Lionsgate's most popular works include: "The Hunger Games" series, "The Expendables" series, "Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D", "The Last Stand", "Chainsaw" series and other famous films.

Twentieth (20th) Century Fox Film Corporation is one of the major film and television program production and distribution companies in the United States. It was acquired by Moctor in 1985 and is now a subsidiary of News Corporation. The classic movies produced include "Home Alone", "Titanic", "Ice Age", etc. The recently released "Wolverine 2" was produced by the company.

Warner Bros Pictures was officially established in New York on April 4, 1923 by four Jewish brothers; it was later acquired by Time Warner in 1990; it is currently the most financially funded of the eight major Hollywood studios. company. Warner Bros. owns many of the "most profitable" movies and movie series, including the "Harry Potter" series, "Batman" series, "Inception" and so on.