Movie Detail Page
Click any movie poster in your library or search results to open its detail page. This is where you control playback, check metadata, and manage your watch status.
Layout
A backdrop image fills the top of the page, with the movie poster and metadata overlaid. Below that you’ll find the overview, cast and crew, and technical details about the media file.
Metadata
The header area shows:
- Title and original title (if different)
- Year, runtime, and content rating (e.g., PG-13, R)
- Community rating from TMDB
- Genres
- Plot overview
Actions
A row of buttons below the metadata gives you quick access to:
| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| Play | Start playback from the beginning, or resume if you stopped partway through |
| Watched (eye icon) | Toggle watched/unwatched status |
| Bookmark | Add to or remove from your Watchlist |
| Heart | Add to or remove from your Favorites |
If you have partially watched the movie, a resume prompt appears showing your progress.
Trailer
When a trailer is available, select Watch trailer to open it. Trailers can come from TMDB metadata or local trailer files stored alongside the movie.
Cast & Crew
The Cast section shows actors with their profile photos and character names. When an actor plays multiple roles, those are combined into a single entry.
The Crew section lists directors, writers, and producers.
Click a person to open their profile and see their available credits.
Media File Info
A technical details section displays information about the actual file on disk:
- Video: codec (H.264, HEVC, AV1), resolution, bitrate, frame rate, and HDR format
- Audio: each audio track with its language, codec, channel layout (Stereo, 5.1, 7.1), and bitrate
- Subtitles: each subtitle track with its language
- File: container format and file size
External Links
Links to the movie on TMDB and IMDb appear in the metadata area and open in a new tab.
Admin Features
If you are signed in as an admin and the movie needs metadata review, a banner appears at the top. The detailed comparison starts closed. Select Review match details to compare the source file with suggested movies, or Compare files for a possible duplicate. Open Library Health takes you to the review queue.
For an uncertain match, selecting a suggested movie does not change the record. Choose Apply selected match after checking its title, year, runtime, and IDs. You may also be offered Confirm current match, Search for another match, or Keep local title and year as a movie. A duplicate warning shows the other file and its movie page when Norri can still find it; this screen does not remove either file.
See Library Health for the different review reasons and actions.