> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://knowledgebase.fabricdata.com/origin/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://knowledgebase.fabricdata.com/origin/solutions.md). # Solutions ## Core Solutions ### All Access The most data and flexibility to build comprehensive entertainment experiences and support your innovative use case. *Rate limit starts at 5 per second.* APIs Included: [Entertainment API](/origin/apis-all/entertainment-api-docs.md), [Celebrity API](/origin/apis-all/celebrity-api-docs.md), [Video API](/origin/apis-all/video-api-docs.md), [Image API](/origin/apis-all/image-api-docs.md), [Video Analytics API](/origin/apis-all/video-analytics-api-docs.md), [Common Data API](/origin/apis-all/common-metadata-api-docs.md), [Rev Captions API](/origin/apis-all/captions-and-translations-api-docs.md), [Metacritic API](/origin/apis-all/metacritic-api-docs.md) ### Theatrical Movies All the latest movie trailers, posters, cast, release dates and more for you to capitalize on your viewers’ anticipation of the next blockbuster or indie hit in theatres or coming soon to theatres. *Rate limit is 5 per second.* APIs Included: [Entertainment API](/origin/apis-all/entertainment-api-docs.md), [Celebrity API](/origin/apis-all/celebrity-api-docs.md), [Video API](/origin/apis-all/video-api-docs.md), [Image API](/origin/apis-all/image-api-docs.md), [Video Analytics API](/origin/apis-all/video-analytics-api-docs.md), [Common Data API](/origin/apis-all/common-metadata-api-docs.md), [Rev Captions API](/origin/apis-all/captions-and-translations-api-docs.md), [Metacritic API](/origin/apis-all/metacritic-api-docs.md) ## Additional Solutions ### Movie Showtimes and Ticketing Using the Fandango Showtime and Ticketing APIs is an easy way to help your users find theatres nearest to them for the movie they want to see. *Rate limit is 5 per second.* APIs Included: [Fandango API](/origin/apis-all/fandango-api-docs.md) Captions and Translations Captions and transcriptions allow clients to extract additional metadata from the video, provide accessibility to impaired users and get translations if desired. Clients set up their own accounts and then can use video content from Origin Nexus to submit for captioning and translating to the available languages Rev.com offers. *Rate limit is 5 per second.* APIs Included: [Rev Captions API](/origin/apis-all/captions-and-translations-api-docs.md) ### Ratings and Reviews (Metacritic) Metacritic APIs allow customers to access metadata, scores, and reviews from Metacritic. These pre integrations save customers time and resources resulting in quicker time to market. *Rate limit is 5 per second.* APIs Included: [Metacritic API](/origin/apis-all/metacritic-api-docs.md) ### Ratings and Reviews (Common Sense Media) Common Sense Media APIs allow customers to access metadata, scores, and reviews from Common Sense Media. These pre integrations save customers time and resources resulting in quicker time to market. *Rate limit is 5 per second.* APIs Included: [Common Sense Media API](/origin/apis-all/common-sense-media-api-docs.md) ### Ratings and Reviews (Rotten Tomatoes) Customers of Origin Nexus can now access Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer, Audience Scores, critic snippets, and critics consensus from Origin Nexus APIs. Customers can use the Rotten Tomatoes service to help them with curation (“Critically Acclaimed According to RT” for titles that are Certified Fresh), promotions, and analytics. Customers can use the Origin IDs matched to Rotten Tomatoes to pull in the Rotten Tomatoes data, making it easy to integrate on their platforms or into their data sets. *Rate limit is 5 per second.* APIs Included: [Rotten Tomatoes API](/origin/apis-all/rotten-tomatoes-api-docs.md) ### --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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