We aim to correct material factual errors promptly after they are identified and verified. Examples include incorrect credits, dates, names, quotations, release information or other objective details.
Corrections vs. Updates
A correction fixes something that was wrong. An update adds or refreshes information that changed after publication, such as streaming availability. A clarification may improve wording when the original text was technically accurate but reasonably confusing.
Editorial Opinion
Disagreement with a review is not itself a factual error. We may revise unclear phrasing, but we do not change an editorial opinion simply because a studio, advertiser, reader or subject dislikes it.
To report a possible error, use the Contact page and include the article URL, the statement in question and a reliable source where available.