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Anonymous

What's wrong with google image(...) 07/22/26(Wed)08:45:40 No.109340294

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What's wrong with google image search? Anonymous 07/22/26(Wed)08:45:40 No.109340294 Archived

When typing in any move title it shows mostly posters and very few stills. I remember it used to show various screenshots (including uncensored) unless you type in "poster". I wanna see what's happening in the movie without watching a video for fuck sake.

Anonymous
07/22/26(Wed)08:48:09 No.109340309

Anonymous 07/22/26(Wed)08:48:09 No.109340309

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At least yandex is showing what I want to see.

Anonymous
07/22/26(Wed)11:34:16 No.109341501

Anonymous 07/22/26(Wed)11:34:16 No.109341501

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>>109340294
I get a mix of everything, also nobody searches like that and expects only screenshots.
But regardless you shouldn't be using Google even if it was as you remember it.

Anonymous
07/22/26(Wed)16:20:29 No.109344059

Anonymous 07/22/26(Wed)16:20:29 No.109344059

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>>109340294

Anonymous
07/22/26(Wed)16:49:57 No.109344321

Anonymous 07/22/26(Wed)16:49:57 No.109344321

>>109340294
Look at your own image to answer your question. It's prioritizing review sites like IMBD, and guess what image they have (the poster) and guess what they don't have (images from the film).
There are screencap sites if you know where to look, like here:
https://movie-screencaps.com/