About
Give me something to watch finds films and series like the ones you loved, says why each one fits, and shows the cheapest way for you to watch it. It's free, with no accounts and no ads.
How picks are made
No AI picks your films. Every title is described by what it's made of: its genres and keywords, the people who made it and star in it, its studio, era, language and rating. Picks are the titles that share the most with yours, and rare shared traits count for more than common ones.
The list is balanced so one franchise can't fill it, and well-known, well-rated titles get a small lift. The "why it fits" line under each pick names only traits that actually counted, and never spoilers. Under Steer, tap a trait to get more of it, or tap it again to leave it out.
Where to watch
Where-to-watch details cover the US and come from JustWatch, via TMDB. "Free" means it's on a service you picked, or free with ads. Rentals and purchases are listed without prices for now. Availability changes often, so check with the service before you subscribe, rent or buy.
The catalog and where-to-watch details were last checked October 14, 2026.
Data sources
- Titles, images, cast and crew, keywords and users' scores. This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
- JustWatch
- Where to watch in the US, provided through TMDB.
- Wikidata
- Critics' scores: the Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer as recorded on Wikidata (CC0). Rotten Tomatoes and Tomatometer are trademarks of their owner, which isn't affiliated with this site.
- YouTube
- Trailers, played from YouTube.
- Red Hat fonts
- Red Hat Display and Red Hat Text, under the SIL Open Font License.
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