Peekscore - IMDb Ratings for Netflix & Prime

Peekscore puts IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic ratings on every poster on Netflix and Prime Video, and fades out the ones not worth your evening.

No searching. No second tab. Nothing to sign up for and no account to make. Install it, open Netflix, and the scores are already there: on every tile in every row, on the billboard, in the preview modal, on the detail page, and on Cineworld, Odeon and Vue listings when you're booking the cinema.

Set a cut-off (say 7.0) and anything below it dims to the background. Hide films made before a year you choose. Fade out what you've already started watching. Your browse rows stop being a wall of unknowns and start being a shortlist.

What it does

• Ratings on the whole grid: every tile, plus billboards, preview modals and detail pages, not just one page
• Three sources at once: IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, in any combination, dragged into the order you want
• Dim what isn't worth it: low-rated titles fade to the background and come back on hover
• Filter by year: send anything older than your cut-off to the background
• Hide what you've started: dim Netflix titles already in progress
• TOP marks: a gold marker on the genuinely excellent ones
• Colour-coded tiers: excellent, good, mixed and poor readable at a glance, with a colourblind-safe palette and custom colours
• Vote counts: see how many people a rating is built on, so a 9.4 from 60 voters can't fool you
• Reliable matching: title, year, series and fallback matching to find the right film, not one with the same name
• Per-site control: switch it off for one service without disabling it everywhere
• Nothing to set up: no account, no sign-up, no keys to paste in, no server to run
• Kept current: built against the 2026 Netflix and Prime interfaces, updated when they change