StreamRanker Score

Last updated: 10 July 2026

One number for one useful question: how strongly should StreamRanker recommend this to you?

Your ranking, not everyone’s

• Your region and services decide what is useful to show.
• Your filters describe what you want right now.
• Likes, dislikes and hidden titles teach StreamRanker the patterns you prefer: genres, original languages, movies or series, and eras.
• As your signals become clearer, your order becomes more personal.

Personal, without lowering the bar

• IMDb and TMDB quality, backed by vote confidence, form the foundation.
• Your taste moves strong options up or down; it cannot turn a weak title into a top pick.
• A genre or language you choose always overrides learned taste.
• Hidden titles stay out. Disliked titles move down.

What the number means

• A higher Score means a stronger recommendation for you in your current setup, not a higher critic rating.
• A muted Score has less vote evidence; very new titles may say “limited votes so far.”
• IMDb and TMDB ratings remain visible, so you can see the evidence behind the order.