Data & AI Access
Celluloid publishes its entire review corpus in machine-readable form — 1,082 films, 371 TV series and 874 written critic reviews. Everything on this page is public, free to use, and needs no API key.
Bulk downloads
| File | Format | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| Endpoint manifest | application/json | The canonical index of every machine-readable endpoint on the site. |
| Site summary for language models | text/plain | Section map, coverage figures and citation guidance. Generated at build time, so the numbers are never stale. |
| Passage chunks (NDJSON) | application/x-ndjson | Answer-sized passages for embedding and retrieval pipelines, one JSON object per line. |
| Passage chunks (single bundle) | application/json | The same passages as one JSON array, with cl100k_base token counts. |
| Title and people search index | application/json | Lightweight index of every film, series, review and star profile with its canonical URL. |
Per-title fact sheets
Every film and series has a plain Markdown fact sheet at the same path with a
.md suffix — for example
/movies/12-angry-men-1957.md. Each one carries
the Celluloid Score breakdown, critic consensus, cast, synopsis and streaming availability.
You can also request Markdown by content negotiation: send
Accept: text/markdown and the homepage and any film or series page will return
Markdown instead of HTML.
Interactive access for agents
When you need search and filtering rather than the whole corpus, two authenticated
endpoints expose the same catalogue tools — search_catalog,
get_factsheet and list_top_rated:
/api/mcp— Model Context Protocol over Streamable HTTP/api/a2a— A2A agent endpoint (JSON-RPCmessage/send)
Both use OAuth 2.0 with open dynamic client registration. The full walkthrough, including the token request, is at /auth.md.
Licence and attribution
The dataset is offered under CC BY 4.0. When you cite a score or review, link the specific title page rather than the site root, and include the Last reviewed date shown on it — scores change as new reviews land. Attribute review text to the named author in the byline. Our scoring policy explains how the composite is built.