About Comic Movie DB

Our story

Built around the stories we love

Comic Movie DB started with a pretty simple idea: bring together the movies, television shows, characters and stories that comic book and sci-fi fans spend far too much time talking about. You know the conversations. Which Batman was best? Did that Marvel ending actually make sense? Why does a film from twenty years ago still hold up better than something released last week?

We’re an independent, UK-based fan website built around those conversations. What began as a passion for comic book movies has grown into a database covering superhero films, television series, cast members, reviews, trailers and the wider world of fandom. From Marvel and DC to Star Wars, cult classics and the occasional forgotten gem, if it’s something fans love discussing, there’s a good chance we’ll have an opinion about it.

More than just another movie database

There are plenty of places to find a film’s release date or who’s playing the villain. We wanted CMDB to offer something more personal. Alongside the usual movie information, we publish original reviews, entertainment news, features, theories and discussions written from a fan’s perspective.

We don’t expect everyone to agree with our ratings either. Half the fun of being a fan is arguing about which film deserves a ten, which sequel should never have happened and whether a character’s latest appearance has completely ruined the timeline. Again.

Our growing database makes it easier to explore movies and series, discover cast connections, revisit older adaptations and find something new to watch. We’re constantly adding titles and improving existing pages as new films, shows and announcements arrive.

Built for the fans who keep coming back

Comic Movie DB isn’t a Hollywood studio, a film distributor or a giant entertainment publication. It’s an independent project created by people who genuinely enjoy this stuff, whether that’s watching the latest superhero blockbuster, visiting comic conventions, collecting memorabilia or spending an unreasonable amount of time debating a post-credits scene.

We want CMDB to be somewhere you can explore, discover and contribute to the conversation. Our community features, ratings and fandom discussions are all part of making the site feel like more than a collection of film posters and release dates.

And while the database will always be growing, the idea behind it hasn’t changed: celebrate the stories we love, have a laugh about the ones that don’t quite work and give fellow fans somewhere to enjoy both.