The url mishap ain't your fault this time. If a url includes square brackets "[" or "]", it wont work right. I was simply hoping we'd never run into any of those links on here, because they're kind of weird.

And nothing I ever input works on this search, except if I don't apply any filters, which essentially just makes it a list of movies. I think zed's having issues trying to make it a real-time search. In all honesty, I don't even know what that means.

Well, separate lists by country or one list spanning many countries can be done easily with a regular sql database, like what I use here. So until he explains it, I don't know shit about it.

The movie database here could theoretically do that, but I don't have a 'country' field for movies because some movies are filmed in multiple countries. What would you classify them as then? To make life easier, I just do that by tags.

Is that what the real-time bit means? Javascript re-sorting the results? Minor suggestion: the column headers should change cursors to make it appear more like a clickable object.

Oh... well, IMDB has both. For vote-histories, re-sorting/filtering doesn't redirect, but for any other search (regular or advanced search), it does redirect. Stupid IMDB... where's the consistency?

In your re-ordering, with larger lists, there's a bit of lag and it's easy to crash it by fast-clicking, and it says the site is not responding during the sorting, but it does get there shortly after. Redirects don't bother me though.