June 27th, 2024

Show HN: Semantic Search of 1000 Top Movies of All Time

The website discusses Mixpeek, a media analysis tool focusing on top movies. It offers demos for analyzing popular movie concepts, assigns relevance scores, and promotes multimodal understanding with easy software upgrades. Based in NYC, Mixpeek provides resources for media analysis.

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Show HN: Semantic Search of 1000 Top Movies of All Time

The website provides information about Mixpeek, a media analysis tool that offers a demo for analyzing the top 1000 movies of all time. It processes, structures, and indexes data related to popular concepts in movies such as explosive action scenes, romantic chemistry in comedic settings, psychological tension, and emotional monologues. The tool assigns scores to these concepts based on relevance. Mixpeek is described as a multimodal indexing pipeline that allows users to sync their databases to maintain fresh embeddings. The website also promotes becoming a "multimodal maker" by upgrading software with multimodal understanding in one line of code. Mixpeek is based in New York City and offers various resources, documentation, and templates for users to explore. The company emphasizes the importance of keeping embeddings up to date and offers a range of services for media analysis.

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By @deanputney - 4 months
It's not clear what can be searched on this. The interface suggests "concepts", and I'm not sure how I would define those in a movie trailer.

Being able to search actors or movies would be interesting, but IMdB already serves this purpose. Searching dialogue is what I was hoping for, similar to morbotron.com or frinkiac.com. filmot.com does this for general YouTube videos, but I would love to see that applied to a quality film collection.

By @pjsg - 4 months
I tried entering "Marty Feldman" as a search query. Unfortunately, the responses don't show movie titles, but I couldn't spot him in the few that I tried. "The Sting" was one movie that I could identify.

Needs more work.

By @NBJack - 4 months
At a glance, the semantics seem kind of weak. It's hard to tell in many cases why it picked certain scenes in lieu of the concept searched.
By @mutant - 4 months
hurt Locker is apocalyptic? No thanks.