What if the title of a good movie is out of your head and you want to watch it again? Of course, you can search the internet. However, if you do it at random, the search process can be delayed for a long time. To quickly find the name of a particular movie, you need a certain system.
Instructions
Step 1
To begin with, try to remember all the information you have about the movie. The names of the actors, the names of their characters, the plot, notable phrases or music, the timing of the action - all this will help you in your search.
Step 2
If you know exactly the name of at least one of the actors who starred in the movie you are interested in, the search process will be much easier. Now almost every actor on the Internet has a dossier that allows you to find out all the films in which he starred. Accordingly, having reduced the list of possible films, the required picture can be found by looking through the selections of frames or descriptions. Knowing the names of the characters in the movie also helps in the search. Just enter the name of the character in the search bar and the necessary information will open.
Step 3
Finding a movie is more difficult if you don't remember any names. In this case, the most detailed description of the film will help you. Try not to miss the details, because many films are similar in plot. On the Internet there are many sites and thematic forums for film enthusiasts, where they will be happy to help you. The more accurately you can describe what you remember in the film, the more likely it is to succeed. There are interest groups on social networks where moviegoers also gather. They also willingly help in finding the right tape. You can also ask a question on specialized "question-answer" services.
Step 4
There is a search method suitable only for films that have recently been shown on TV. You can find archives of TV programs in newspapers or on the Internet, so if you remember the day, the estimated time of the show and the channel, then it will not be difficult to find a movie.
