About Feelsalike

Feelsalike helps you find what to watch by how it feels. Instead of matching genres, we match tone: tense, cozy, bleak, dreamlike, darkly funny. Start from a movie or show you love and find things that feel like it, browse by mood, or check when a theatrical release is actually coming home.

The site is an independent, one person project. No studio, streamer, or network has any say in what we recommend. Some outbound links are affiliate links, which never affect rankings or recommendations. Details are in our disclosure.

Feelsalike maintains an original dataset on how movies move from theaters to home: US theatrical and digital release dates for hundreds of wide releases, the measured window between them, studio patterns, and rental price history observed over time. It refreshes nightly and powers the streaming windows report, where the full methodology is published: what counts as a digital release, which titles are excluded and why, and the population behind every number.

The raw dataset is downloadable as windows.csv and free to cite for editorial use with attribution and a link to feelsalike.com. Journalists and researchers: help yourselves, and check our numbers.

Core catalog data (titles, dates, artwork, availability) comes from TMDB and OMDb, with streaming availability powered by JustWatch. Ratings shown are theirs, not ours. When we estimate an unannounced date, the page says so, shows a range instead of a fake precise date, and explains the evidence behind it.