ActorRating is a community for rating acting performances — individual turns in specific films, not overall movies.
Browse hundreds of thousands of performances, score the ones you've seen, and see how your take compares with everyone else. Think of it as a home for people who care more about the craft than the poster.
A great performance can live in a mediocre film. A weak one can hide inside a classic. Rating the movie as a whole buries craft under writing, design, and marketing.
Scoring the performance lets you compare actors across roles and careers, and surface work that deserved more attention.
No. You can browse performances, actors, and lists freely. Create a free account when you want to submit ratings and keep a history of what you've scored.
No. ActorRating is free to use — and will stay that way. We're building around craft, not a paywall.
Anyone with an account. Ratings are community-driven, with shared criteria so scores stay comparable across performances.
However you like. Rate as you watch, back-fill career-defining turns, hunt for underrated work, or keep a personal record of the performances that floored you.
Find an actor's role in a film — from Discover, search, or the homepage — then score it with a quick 0–10 slider, or open the five optional dimensions for a fuller take. Most ratings take a couple of minutes.
Yes. Updating your score replaces the previous one, so the community average always reflects each member's current take.
Performances only. One film can have many ratings — one per actor in a significant role — so a brilliant turn can stand out even when the film doesn't.
Use a single 0–10 slider, or score five criteria (0–100 each). Multi-criteria scores are averaged into a 0–10 performance score, then combined with the community.
Optional, Oscar-inspired criteria when you want a more deliberate read:
Shared criteria, community aggregation, and judging the performance — not the actor's fame — so overlooked work can still rise.
Metadata, cast, posters, and photos come from The Movie Database (TMDB). Ratings on ActorRating are ours — created by members — and are separate from TMDB scores.
This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
Rate performances you've seen. It's free.