Notable Movies
Netflix-style movie profiles with poster art, Watch Now links to Apple TV, Prime Video, YouTube & Google Play, plus timelines and box office data.
What are Notable Movies?
Notable Movies brings a film database into Dayze. Every movie gets its own profile page at /movies/[slug] with poster art, key metadata, streaming links, and a timeline of major events.
The movie directory at /movies lets you browse, search, and filter across the entire catalog. The poster grid uses 1px gutters and square tiles (no corner radius) for a dense catalog layout. Movies are part of Dayze's multi-entity database alongside people, animals, companies, books, and places.
Features
Rich Profiles
Every movie gets a detailed profile page with poster art, director, genre, release year, runtime, and synopsis.
Watch Now Links
Direct links to watch on Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube, and Google Play — jump straight to streaming.
Timeline & History
Key milestones for each film — production start, release dates, awards, box office milestones, and cultural impact.
Box Office Data
Opening weekend, domestic gross, worldwide gross, and budget information where available.
Movie Directory
Browse the full movie catalog at /movies with search, filter by genre, and sort by year or popularity. Poster grid: 1px gap, square corners.
Discoverable
Every movie has an SEO-optimized public page at /movies/[slug] — shareable and indexable by search engines.
Cast, director & studios (enrichment)
Movie profile pages show a Connections grid when entity_relations rows link the film to people (director, cast) and companies (production). The batch job:
npx tsx scripts/enrich-movie-relations.ts --dry-run --limit=5 npx tsx scripts/enrich-movie-relations.ts --slug=ready-or-not npx tsx scripts/enrich-movie-relations.ts --skip-llm npx tsx scripts/enrich-movie-relations.ts --limit=100 --offset=15
Companies: npx tsx scripts/enrich-company-relations.ts --limit=50 — CEOs (Wikidata P169) and founders (P112) for rows with wikidata_qid. Uses --offset like movies.
1. Wikidata — For each film (by wikidata_qid or title lookup): director P57, cast P161, production company P272.
2. Ollama → cloud LLM — If any of those lists are still empty, the script asks Ollama first (OLLAMA_BASE_URL, OLLAMA_MODEL), then a cloud LLM (via GEMINI_API_KEY or GOOGLE_AI_API_KEY when configured) for JSON crew names. New people/companies get minimal notable_people rows so links resolve to /people/… and /companies/….
Use --force to re-run after catalog changes. Metadata gains director, cast, production_companies, and crew_enriched_at.