Printing non-title attributes of a Movie object cause originaltitle to be used for title

[wagnerrp]

Printing non-title attributes of a Movie object cause originaltitle to be used for title

[wagnerrp]

When you search for a movie, the API returns a very abbreviated set of information. Specifically, you get title, original title, release date, popularity, user rating, and a couple images. Anything beyond that, such as runtime, IMDb number, or overview, requires a second API call, which these bindings perform transparently in the background.

The problem appears to be that the search returns "title" as the translated title, however the movie lookup returns title as the country specific title. Check the difference in results between these two calls.

http://api.themoviedb.org/3/movie/11482?api_key=1acd79ff610c77f3040073d004f7f5b0&language=en
http://api.themoviedb.org/3/movie/11482?api_key=1acd79ff610c77f3040073d004f7f5b0&language=en&country=us

The first returns the title as "Le locataire", while the second returns "The Tenant". The obvious solution would be to add the country into the lookup query, however the API does not explicitly state country as an option to that call, and there is a lot of other information missing. Something weird is going on, so I'll pass this on up to the TMDB forums.

[wagnerrp]

Looks like this is an upstream issue. Someone queried using the upper case 'EN', causing a broken response that then got cached. The 'country' parameter had nothing to do with the fix, beyond the different URL resulted in bypassing the incorrect cached value. See...

http://www.themoviedb.org/talk/5081203e760ee3329800090d
http://www.themoviedb.org/talk/507f0c9a19c295255e00025b