Cinema Time 4+

Name: Cinema Time
Price: 4.99 AUD
Rating: 4.3 (3 reviews)
Author: Maximilian Litteral

Discover new movies to watch

Maximilian Litteral

Designed for iPad

- 4.3 • 3 Ratings

- $4.99
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Cinema Time is the best movie tracker for iPhone and iPad. Easily and effortlessly you can track your favorite movies and discover new ones.

Features
• Beautiful design, easily view all of the information you need about your favorite movies
• Trakt.tv sync
• View cast and crew information
• Organize your library with lists
• Notifications to remind you when movies release with options to customize
• View stats about your movie watching habits
• Import movies from iTunes, IMDB, TodoMovies, and Trakt
• Backup and export movie information
• Sync movies releases with your calendar
• iMessage app
• Search for movie information via Spotlight

Today Widgets
• View upcoming movies

Get the latest news by following Cinema Time on these social media networks.
• Twitter - @Movie_App

To report a bug, ask a question or make a suggestion, please contact me within the app or via one of the above social media networks.

13 June 2021

Version 2.0.3

- Add support for iOS 14 widgets
- Add support for new collection audio formats
- Fix fetching collected movies that were unwatched from Trakt
- Fix collection info not fetching "audio" from Trakt
- Fix layout of selecting custom watch dates
- Fix crash during sync

4.3 out of 5

3 Ratings

A decent start

This new app, from the maker of the excellent Television Time, is off to a decent start, but there are some rough edges that I am hopeful will be fixed soon.

Essential features like marking movies as watched or not watched, and viewing lists of movies that you have watched or plan to watch, are hard to find. Like Trakt.tv, with which it syncs, Cinema Time maintains both a “Watchlist” list of movies you plan to watch, and a watched/unwatched status for each movie in your library. There is a distinction, therefore, between movies you haven't watched and movies you *plan* to watch, and the tools for viewing each of these are different. Additionally, syncing with Trakt overwrites conflicting data either in the app or on Trakt (I'm not sure which), and because of this the sync must be triggered manually; it is not (yet) automatic.

A lot of the confusion would be resolved by a comprehensive online manual other documentation, but it doesn't seem like any exists.

I'm hopeful that these are all just growing pains for a new app.

The developer, Maximilian Litteral, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.