Ant Movie Catalog

Movie fans who also happen to like collecting physical copies of their favorite flicks can benefit from being able to organize their library digitally. Keeping track of what you have, and what you're looking to add to your collection is never a bad idea, thus using a dedicated third-party tool would be favorable over just jotting down everything in a notepad.

That is essentially the idea behind Ant Movie Catalog. While it may not be a suitable piece of software for ants, human users can get some good mileage out of such a tool. Organize each entry of your library, manage all manner of data about a given film, physical or otherwise, and more.

Though its interface may initially appear busy at first glance, the program manages to remain sufficiently intuitive for all types of users. Navigating through the menus is a simple process, and you can start adding your films right away.

You can start filling in all the details about it yourself, and you can afford to get as detailed as you desire. This includes data about the film, from its synopsis, format, cast, crew, and so on. Images representing the piece's poster, as well as the main cast can be added. It's best to also rate and log your entries if you can help it.

The presence of built-in scripts is very much welcome, as they can effectively handle adding the relevant info about a film in an automatic way.

Many established movie databases and websites are supported: from IMDB and TMdb for general data about your flicks, to resources for importing movie posters, such as MovieGoods, there's plenty to work with. The prerogative of these scripts is described in the interface, so executing them shouldn't pose a problem.

Ant Movie Catalog is a solid choice if you're looking to start managing your movie collection more effectively, as it affords users a series of tools that serve to facilitate those duties.