Start with the page in front of you
If BobMovies will not open, check the address, reload once and try the homepage. If the homepage opens but one link does not, return to search and find the title again. That distinguishes a broken bookmark from a wider problem.
Search loads, but finds nothing
Remove the release-year filter first if you are uncertain about the date. Then try fewer words or clear the language choice. Drishyam has more than one production, and a remembered dubbed language may not match the original-language filter.
A “no titles match” message means the choices returned an empty selection. A catalogue-loading error means the data could not be fetched. Resetting filters helps the first case; refreshing the page or checking the connection addresses the second.
Watch now opens, but the movie will not play
The viewing destination is separate from this catalogue. Check that it shows the correct movie, country and edition. If its player displays an error, use that service’s playback help. A missing offer is not the same thing as buffering after playback starts.
Your saved list disappeared
Return to the browser where you saved it. Private browsing, cleared site data or a different device can explain an empty list. Use your saved backup to restore recognised titles. If the list still opens before you clear browser data, create a fresh backup first.
Make one change at a time
Trying another browser can help isolate a browser-specific problem. Note the page, device and exact message before changing several settings. Keep the error wording: it is usually more useful than describing every failure as “BobMovies down.”