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  "path": "/t/is-there-a-dedicated-feed-for-watched-movies/4354#post_2",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-05T22:52:04.000Z",
  "site": "https://help.micro.blog",
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  "textContent": "There’s not a public feed for movies and TV, but there probably should be. Until then, I can tell you how our Epilogue app works around this.\n\nWe use the Micropub API and pass `?q=source&filter=themoviedb.org`. This will return all of your blog posts that have a link to themoviedb.org, which Micro.blog includes by default in movie and TV posts. In that JSON response, there’s also a `microblog-thumbnail` field that has a URL to the movie poster.\n\nMicropub needs an `Authorization` header with a Micro.blog token, so it’s not a good fit if this is in public JS for your blog that anyone can read.\n\nAnother option is you could create a “Movies” category on your blog, then add a Micro.blog filter (Categories → Edit Filters) that automatically assigns posts that contain a  emoji to that category. Then each category will have a public RSS or JSON Feed.",
  "title": "Is there a dedicated feed for watched movies?"
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