Filmlog: Movies & Theaters

Ready for iPhone Duo — plus a round of improvements and fixes. NEW • Filmlog is ready for iPhone Duo. IMPROVED • Search — a film found only through its titles in other languages now says in how many languages it matched, and a title in another language shows a small tag with its language. • iPad — the poster page's actions sit on the page itself, centered next to the poster. • Apple TV — a poster you picked for a film now shows there too. FIXED • A poster you picked while adding a film only showed up everywhere after restarting the app. // Thanks Steffen • A poster picked on another device could stay blank on the film's page. • Releases sometimes showed a film's poster in another language than the rest of the app. • Someone you followed from Search only showed up in Releases after restarting the app. • A film added to the watchlist or marked as seen from its page, the Inbox included, only showed up in the list after restarting the app. • Switching to the Releases tab stalled the app for a moment. • The System appearance stayed dark instead of following your device's light or dark mode. • The search field floated far above the emoji keyboard. • On iPad, a long To Watch note pushed its last lines and the cursor under the keyboard. • Searching for people could show an error for people who exist only in the offline catalog. • Half-star ratings ignored how your language writes decimal numbers. • The screen title was unreadable on a film's age ratings and on its titles in other languages. • A crash at launch with the Saudi Arabia, Egypt or Iran region format. • On iPad in Arabic, the film poster sat under the action panel.