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Currently, titles that share the same name and are released in the same year are treated as having the same year of release. However, in such cases, release years are usually denoted with a /I or /II suffix to signify their release in the first or second half of the year respectively, e.g., 2013/I and 2013/II:
from imdb import Cinemagoer
ia = Cinemagoer()
print(ia.get_movie('2268446')['year']) # 2013/I https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2268446
print(ia.get_movie('2361618')['year']) # 2013/II https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2361618
I believe it would be useful to account for these suffixes, thus allowing users to differentiate between titles released in different halves of the same year.
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Currently, titles that share the same name and are released in the same year are treated as having the same year of release. However, in such cases, release years are usually denoted with a
/I
or/II
suffix to signify their release in the first or second half of the year respectively, e.g., 2013/I and 2013/II:I believe it would be useful to account for these suffixes, thus allowing users to differentiate between titles released in different halves of the same year.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: