In the newly updated RunPee app you can search for movies by genres. And not just the regular old Action, Adventure, Comedy type genres, but also Robot/AI, Young Adult, Time Travel, and many more.
To search movies by genre, tap on the By Title option at the top of the screen — it will display a toggle to switch to Genre Searching.
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From there you can select the genre, or genres, that you want to see. If you select multiple genres, for instance Adventure and Comedy, then by default it will show movies that have both of those genres.
Or you can use the +/- buttons to make it an either/or search.
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We have all of the common genres that IMDb and other movie database sites have:
| Action Adventure Animation Biography Comedy Crime Documentary Drama |
Musical Family Fantasy Film-Noir History Horror Music |
Mystery Romance Sci-Fi Sport Thriller War Western |
But we didn’t stop there. We added our own genres as well:
| Superhero Dystopia Caper/Heist Disaster Religious Supernatural Zombie Remake Reboot Sequel Prequel |
True Story MCU DC Star Wars Harry Potter Awards & Festivals Tear Jerker Bond 007 Star Trek LOTR Groundhog Loop |
Pixar Disney Time Travel Spy African American Faves Indie Aliens Young Adult Kaiju Robot/AI |
Sure, some of these might be a little redundant. Like I’m not sure myself what the difference is between a Remake and a Reboot. But if you’re in the mood to see a Time Travel + Comedy movie, then we got your back. 🙂
We’re also gradually working through adding all of the Bond films to the database, along with other series like Star Trek, Star Wars, LOTR, Harry Potter, and lots of others, in time.
We're adding new genres to the RunPee database. I'm curious to hear what your opinion is on this crucial question:
Are Dinosaurs Kaiju?
— RunPee (movie app/film hub) (@RunPee) March 23, 2021
We hope you enjoy this feature. Please let us know if you have any suggestions for improving it: [email protected].
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I love genre splicing!
On Remake vs Reboot. A Remake is when an old movie is dusted off and remade to adapt to more modern sensibilities. Like how West Side Story is a fairly faithful remake of Romeo & Juliet.
A Reboot is when you make large changes to the concept and universe. Gender flips like in Battlestar Galactica or Dirty Rotten Scoundrels/The Hustle. Entirely new timelines/relationships/personalities like in JJ’s Star Trek. (Which is technically a ‘soft reboot’ since the original timeline is actually a plot point between Spock and Spock.)
A Reimaging is just something Ron Moore made up, I think, because I don’t think the term reboot was used so much then, at least as applied to movies.
So a remake can be also rebooted…and a reboot is a form of remake. But a simple remake is intended to be faithful to the original telling.
Clear as mud!
That makes sense. Thanks.
Keep up the good work!
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