I remember a time where you would get multiple results from a search with no scrolling
Edit:
The poll stopped me in my tracks but it's actually even worse.
It should not take this long to get to imdb
Edit2: didn't even realize it thinks I'll "love it" based on things I look up. I don't think I'd like it.
Edit³: IMDb was the example I used without thinking. I'm aware that there's a link to it in the top card. It's the other web results that I don't already know about that I'd like to see. I now know there's a hidden "web" tab. There's also https://www.google.com/search?udm=14&q=example` but it's still mildly infuriating that you have to know about these things to get the basic results we expected for years.
You'd think that if you knew the answer to the poll question, you wouldn't have Googled the title of the movie. I just don't understand the thought process that led to this happening.
Not really, unless I wanted to know more about a specific part of it, like an explanation for a scene or the screen writer or wherever, and then I'd Google with keywords specific for that, not just the movie name. If I'm just searching a movie name it would probably be too know whether stuff Google throws up on top of their results, to be fair to them.