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What is the 'More Like This' section?
Each title listed on IMDb has many similar titles. The 'More like this' feature offers suggestions for titles you may be interested in checking out based on similarities to the titles you're currently browsing. We'll display similar titles whenever possible, and provide the most accurate similarities with the available information.
The titles listed in the 'More like this' section are generated from a variety of information, including genres, country of origin, actors, and much more. Different devices may give slightly different options in the 'More like this' section, to offer a wider range of suggestions for what to watch next.
Sometimes we'll wait a while to suggest more recent titles in the 'More like this' section, to allow time for more information to be gathered about these newer titles. Older titles may show up more commonly, as we know more about them and can offer a better recommendation.
On iOS devices, you'll see the option to see 'More like this' suggestions that are available to watch on Amazon Prime Video. You can also search by 'Connections', which will suggest titles related to the current title such as sequels or spin offs.
