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["Ali G Indahouse", {"name": "Ali G Indahouse", "image": "Ali G Indahouse.jpg", "caption": "Cinema release poster", "director": "Mark Mylod", "music": "Adam F", "cinematography": "Ashley Rowe", "editing": "Paul Knight", "runtime": "88 minutes < !--Theatrical runtime: 88:02-- > < ref >  < /ref >", "country": "United Kingdom", "language": "English", "gross": "$25.9 million < ref >  < /ref >"}, ["Mark Mylod", "Sacha Baron Cohen", "Dan Mazer", "Tim Bevan", "Eric Fellner", "Ali G", "Adam F", "Working Title Films", "StudioCanal", "Working Title Films#WT2 Productions", "Talkback Productions", "Universal Pictures", "British Board of Film Classification", "Pound sterling", "United States dollar", "black comedy", "Mark Mylod", "Sacha Baron Cohen", "Dan Mazer", "Michael Gambon", "Charles Dance", "Kellie Bright", "Martin Freeman", "Rhona Mitra", "Barbara New", "Ali G", "Channel 4", "The 11 O'Clock Show", "Da Ali G Show", "mockumentary", "Borat", "Br\u00fcno", "Ali G", "Staines", "Local government in England", "Chancellor of the Exchequer", "Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom", "African French", "Chad", "Burkina Faso", "Russia", "cannabis", "Chequers", "Heathrow Airport", "Closed-circuit television", "Slough", "Jamaica", "Sacha Baron Cohen", "Ali G", "Borat Sagdiyev", "Michael Gambon", "Charles Dance", "Kellie Bright", "Martin Freeman", "Rhona Mitra", "Barbara New", "Ray Panthaki", "Emilio Rivera", "Paul Clayton (actor)", "Olegar Fedoro", "Tony Way", "Eileen Essell", "Daniela Lavender", "John Scott Martin", "Graham McTavish", "Naomi Campbell", "Nabil Elouahabi", "Los Angeles", "London", "Staines", "Manchester Town Hall", "Englefield Green", "Bracknell", "Internet Movie Database", "Amazon.com", "DVD", "BBFC", "Theguardian.com", "Theguardian.com", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Borat", "Br\u00fcno", "low culture", "Da Ali G Show", "Borat", "Soundtrack", "hip hop music", "UK garage", "Grime (music)", "2-step garage", "R & B", "reggae music", "Sacha Baron Cohen", "Me Julie", "soundtrack album", "pirate radio", "enhanced CD", "music video", "Adam F", "M.O.P.", "Straight Outta Compton (song)", "N.W.A", "Incredible (M-Beat song)", "General Levy", "Me Julie", "Shaggy (musician)", "Ms. Dynamite", "So Solid Crew", "Backyard Dog", "Oh Yeah (Foxy Brown song)", "Foxy Brown (rapper)", "Spragga Benz", "Ja Rule", "This Is How We Do It", "Rishi Rich", "Mis-Teeq", "Freak Me", "Another Level (band)", "E.I. (song)", "Nelly", "Oxide  &  Neutrino", "Fight the Power (Public Enemy song)", "Public Enemy (band)", "Planet Rock (song)", "Afrika Bambaataa", "Soulsonic Force", "Staines-upon-Thames", "Category:2002 films", "Category:2000s satirical films", "Category:British films", "Category:British satirical films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:French-language films", "Category:Spanish-language films", "Category:Films based on television series", "Category:Directorial debut films", "Category:British films about cannabis", "Category:Films set in London", "Category:Films set in Surrey", "Category:Hood films", "Category: Hood comedy films", "Category:Films produced by Eric Fellner", "Category:Films produced by Tim Bevan", "Category:2002 soundtracks", "Category:Film soundtracks", "Category:Hip hop soundtracks", "Category:Island Records soundtracks", "Category:Rhythm and blues soundtracks", "Category:Staines-upon-Thames", "Category:StudioCanal films", "Category:Working Title Films films", "Category:2000s hip hop films"], "56%", ""]
["Dinner for One", {"name": "Dinner for One", "image": "Dinner_for_One_VHS_Video_Cover.jpg", "writer": "Lauri Wylie", "director": "Heinz Dunkhase", "runtime": "18 minutes", "country": "West Germany (1963-1989) \n Germany (1990-present)", "language": "English dialogue, with German introduction"}, ["Lauri Wylie", "May Warden", "Freddie Frinton", "two-hander", "Lauri Wylie", "Norddeutscher Rundfunk", "black-and-white", "videotape", "Freddie Frinton", "May Warden", "New Year's Eve", "Guinness Book of Records", "Red Skelton", "Lucille Ball", "cult film", "Rose d'Or", "full course dinner", "Service \u00e0 la russe", "mulligatawny", "appetiser", "haddock", "main course", "dessert", "sherry", "white wine", "champagne", "port wine", "running gag", "Sugartime", "McGuire Sisters", "Red Skelton", "vaudeville", "Lucille Ball", "I Love Lucy", "Lucy Does a TV Commercial", "John Murray Anderson's Almanac", "Imperial Theatre (Broadway)", "Hermione Gingold", "Billy DeWolfe", "Peter Frankenfeld", "Blackpool", "Hamburg", "Charmaine (song)", "Lew Pollack", "Victor Silvester", "Deutsche Mark", "Das Erste", "ARD (broadcaster)#Television", "Austria", "ORF eins", "Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen", "SRF 1", "SRF zwei", "Sweden", "2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami", "Sky Arts", "Grimsby", "the Wall Street Journal", "Der Spiegel", "Schweizer Fernsehen", "Dutch public broadcasting system", "Dutch language", "Joop Doderer", "film colorization", "Denmark", "German dialects", "Low German", "Glove puppetry", "Bernd das Brot", "Angela Merkel", "Nicolas Sarkozy", "European debt crisis", "The Daily Telegraph", "Netflix", "Saul Goodman", "Breaking Bad", "Better Call Saul", "Frank Underwood (House of Cards)", "House of Cards (US TV series)", "Pablo Escobar", "Narcos (TV series)", "Crazy Eyes (character)", "Orange is the New Black", "Deutsche Post", "From All of Us to All of You", "T\u0159i o\u0159\u00ed\u0161ky pro Popelku", "The Irony of Fate", "Trading Places", "The Snowman", "The Guardian", "Slate.com", "Category:1963 films", "Category:1963 television films", "Category:German comedy films", "Category:German short films", "Category:German television films", "Category:Comedy sketches", "Category:English-language films", "Category:New Year's television specials", "Category:West German films", "Category:Winter traditions", "Category:Fictional servants", "Category:Two-handers"], null, null]
["King of Hearts (1966 film)", {"name": "Le Roi de c\u0153ur (original French title) < br > King of Hearts (United States)", "image": "Kingofhearts2.JPG", "caption": "Original U.S. release poster", "director": "Philippe de Broca", "producer": "Philipe de Broca", "writer": "Daniel Boulanger (screenplay) < br > Maurice Bessy (screenwriter)", "starring": "Alan Bates", "music": "Georges Delerue", "cinematography": "Pierre Lhomme", "editing": "Francoise Javet (II)", "distributor": "Les Productions Artistes Associ\u00e9s < br > United Artists (United States)", "runtime": "102 minutes", "country": "France", "language": "French, English, German", "gross": "$580,000 < ref name= \" tino \" > Tino Balio, United Artists: The Company That Changed the Film Industry, University of Wisconsin Press, 1987 p. 279 < /ref >"}, ["Philippe de Broca", "Daniel Boulanger", "Maurice Bessy", "Alan Bates", "Georges Delerue", "Pierre Lhomme", "Francoise Javet", "Les Productions Artistes Associ\u00e9s", "United Artists", "comedy-drama", "film", "Philippe de Broca", "Alan Bates", "Imperial German Army", "booby trap", "lunatic", "mental hospital", "kilt", "Royal Corps of Signals", "war pigeon", "cult film", "Marv Newland", "Bambi Meets Godzilla", "Thank You Mask Man", "Cambridge, Massachusetts", "Jacques Balutin", "Alan Bates", "Daniel Boulanger", "Pierre Brasseur", "Jean-Claude Brialy", "Genevi\u00e8ve Bujold", "Pier Paolo Capponi", "Adolfo Celi", "Fran\u00e7oise Christophe", "Daniel Pr\u00e9vost", "Madeleine Clervanne", "Marc Dudicourt", "Julien Guiomar", "Pierre Palau del Vitri", "Micheline Presle", "Michel Serrault", "Broadway musical", "Joseph Stein", "Jacob Brackman", "Peter Link", "Santo Loquasto", "Ron Field", "Don Scardino", "Pamela Blair", "Bob Gunton", "Millicent Martin", "Minskoff Theatre", "Category:1966 films", "Category:1960s comedy-drama films", "Category:Anti-war films about World War I", "Category:Western Front (World War I) films", "Category:Films scored by Georges Delerue", "Category:Films directed by Philippe de Broca", "Category:Films set in France", "Category:Films set in psychiatric hospitals", "Category:Films shot in France", "Category:French films", "Category:French comedy-drama films", "Category:French-language films", "Category:French war drama films"], null, null]
["Space Jam", {"name": "Space Jam", "image": "Space jam.jpg", "border": "no", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Joe Pytka", "music": "James Newton Howard", "cinematography": "Michael Chapman", "editing": "Sheldon Kahn", "distributor": "Warner Bros. Pictures < ref name= \" AFI release \"  / >", "country": "United States", "runtime": "88 minutes", "language": "English", "budget": "$80 million < ref > Twenty years later, \u2018Space Jam\u2019 is the movie we never knew we needed. The Washington Post. Retrieved January 20, 2019. < /ref >", "gross": "$230.4 million < ref >  < /ref >"}, ["Joe Pytka", "Joe Medjuck", "Daniel Goldberg (producer)", "Ivan Reitman", "Leo Benvenuti and Steve Rudnick", "Timothy Harris (writer)", "Herschel Weingrod", "Looney Tunes", "Warner Bros.", "Michael Jordan", "Billy West", "Wayne Knight", "Theresa Randle", "Danny DeVito", "James Newton Howard", "Michael Chapman (cinematographer)", "Sheldon Kahn", "Warner Bros. Pictures", "Warner Bros. 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Laney High School", "Chicago Bulls", "amusement park", "Looney Tunes", "Bugs Bunny", "Charles Barkley", "Shawn Bradley", "Patrick Ewing", "Larry Johnson (basketball, born 1969)", "Muggsy Bogues", "golf", "Bill Murray", "Larry Bird", "Lola Bunny", "Daffy Duck", "Acme Corporation", "The New York Times", "Michael Jordan", "Chicago Bulls", "National Basketball Association", "baseball", "Brandon Hammond", "Wayne Knight", "Theresa Randle", "Bill Murray", "Larry Bird", "Boston Celtics", "Charles Barkley", "Phoenix Suns", "Shawn Bradley", "Philadelphia 76ers", "Patrick Ewing", "New York Knicks", "Larry Johnson (basketball, born 1969)", "Charlotte Hornets", "Muggsy Bogues", "Thom Barry", "James R. Jordan Sr.", "Jeffrey Jordan", "Marcus Jordan", "Penny Bae Bridges", "Danny Ainge", "Steve Kerr", "Alonzo Mourning", "Horace Grant", "A.C. Green", "Scottie Pippen", "Charles Oakley", "Luc Longley", "Cedric Ceballos", "Derek Harper", "Vlade Divac", "Brian Shaw", "Jeff Malone", "Bill Wennington", "Anthony Miller (basketball)", "Sharone Wright", "cameo appearance", "Del Harris", "Paul Westphal", "Ahmad Rashad", "Jim Rome", "Dan Castellaneta", "Patricia Heaton", "Billy West", "Bugs Bunny", "Elmer Fudd", "Dee Bradley Baker", "Daffy Duck", "Tasmanian Devil (Looney Tunes)", "Bully for Bugs", "Danny DeVito", "Bob Bergen", "Hubie and Bertie", "Marvin the Martian", "Porky Pig", "Tweety", "Bill Farmer", "Sylvester the Cat", "Yosemite Sam", "Foghorn Leghorn", "June Foray", "Granny (Looney Tunes)", "Maurice LaMarche", "Pepe Le Pew", "Kath Soucie", "Lola Bunny", "Jocelyn Blue", "Charity James", "June Melby", "Catherine Reitman", "Colleen Wainwright", "Sniffles", "Dorian Harewood", "Joey Camen", "T.K. Carter", "Darnell Suttles", "Steve Kehela", "Frank Welker", "bulldog", "Greg Burson", "Space Jam (soundtrack)", "R. Kelly", "I Believe I Can Fly", "Steve Miller Band", "Fly Like an Eagle (song)", "Seal (musician)", "Hit 'Em High (The Monstars' Anthem)", "B-Real", "Busta Rhymes", "Coolio", "LL Cool J", "Method Man", "Basketball Jones featuring Tyrone Shoelaces", "Barry White", "Chris Rock", "Pump up the Jam", "Technotronic", "I Turn to You (All-4-One song)", "All-4-One", "For You I Will (Monica song)", "Monica (singer)", "Quad City DJ's", "Warner Bros.", "Warner Bros. Family Entertainment", "TNT (U.S. TV network)", "American Broadcasting Company", "The Wonderful World of Disney", "Warner Home Video", "VHS", "DVD-Video", "LaserDisc", "Universal Media Disc", "PlayStation Portable", "Looney Tunes: Back in Action", "Osmosis Jones", "Funky Monkey (film)", "Blu-ray", "Amazon.com", "media franchise", "Highsnobiety", "graphic novel", "DC Comics", "Space Jam (pinball)", "Sega", "Space Jam (video game)", "PlayStation (console)", "Sega Saturn", "MS-DOS", "Acclaim Entertainment", "LCD", "Tiger Electronics", "GamePro", "International Data Group", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Fandango (company)", "Metacritic", "Metacritic", "CBS Interactive", "CinemaScore", "Roger Ebert", "Gene Siskel", "Chicago Sun-Times", "Chicago Tribune", "Chicago Tribune", "Leonard Maltin", "Penguin Group", "Todd McCarthy", "Variety (magazine)", "Variety (magazine)", "Janet Maslin", "The New York Times", "Chuck Jones", "Friz Freleng", "Bob Clampett", "Chicago Tribune", "TV Guide", "TV Guide", "The Cincinnati Enquirer", "The Cincinnati Enquirer", "American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers#Awards", "Diane Warren", "For You I Will (Monica song)", "James Newton Howard", "Annie Awards", "Bruce W. Smith", "Tony Cervone", "Grammy Awards", "R. Kelly", "I Believe I Can Fly", "MTV Movie Awards", "R. 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["The Score (2001 film)", {"name": "The Score", "image": "The Score film.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Frank Oz", "music": "Howard Shore", "cinematography": "Rob Hahn", "editing": "Richard Pearson", "studio": "Mandalay Pictures", "distributor": "Paramount Pictures", "released": "July 13, 2001", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "runtime": "124 minutes", "budget": "$68 million < ref name= \" numbers \" >  < /ref >", "gross": "$113 million"}, ["Frank Oz", "Lee Rich", "Kario Salem", "Lem Dobbs", "Robert De Niro", "Edward Norton", "Angela Bassett", "Marlon Brando", "Howard Shore", "Richard Pearson (film editor)", "Mandalay Pictures", "Paramount Pictures", "The Numbers (website)", "crime film", "comedy film", "Frank Oz", "Robert De Niro", "Edward Norton", "Angela Bassett", "Marlon Brando", "safe-cracking", "Fence (criminal)", "sceptre", "national treasure", "Custom House, Montreal", "closed-circuit television", "infrared", "depth charge", "Double cross (betrayal)", "Robert De Niro", "Edward Norton", "Marlon Brando", "Angela Bassett", "Gary Farmer", "Miss Piggy", "The Muppets", "Time (magazine)", "Montreal Gazette", "The Daily Telegraph", "Milwaukee Journal Sentinel", "Newsday", "Google News", "Los Angeles Times", "Newsday", "Ain't It Cool News", "hive4media.com", "Legally Blonde", "Variety (magazine)", "Box Office Mojo", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Metacritic", "Metacritic", "Roger Ebert", "Chicago Sun-Times", "RogerEbert.com", "Peter Travers", "Rolling Stone", "Rolling Stone", "Angela Bassett", "NAACP", "Category:2001 films", "Category:2000s action comedy films", "Category:2000s crime comedy films", "Category:2000s heist films", "Category:American crime comedy films", "Category:American heist films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Paramount Pictures films", "Category:Films set in Montreal", "Category:Films directed by Frank Oz", "Category:Mandalay Pictures films", "Category:Films scored by Howard Shore", "Category:Films with screenplays by Lem Dobbs"], null, null]
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["24 Hour Party People", {"name": "24 Hour Party People", "image": "24 Hour Party People quad poster.jpg", "caption": "UK theatrical poster", "director": "Michael Winterbottom", "producer": "Andrew Eaton", "writer": "Frank Cottrell Boyce", "cinematography": "Robby M\u00fcller", "editing": "Trevor Waite", "studio": "Film4 < br/ > Revolution Films < br/ > Baby Cow Productions < br/ > UK Film Council < br/ > The Film Consortium", "distributor": "Path\u00e9 (UK) < br/ > United Artists (US)", "runtime": "117 minutes", "country": "United Kingdom", "language": "English", "gross": "$2.8 million < ref >  < /ref >"}, ["Michael Winterbottom", "Andrew Eaton", "Frank Cottrell Boyce", "Steve Coogan", "Paddy Considine", "Sean Harris", "Shirley Henderson", "Lennie James", "Andy Serkis", "John Simm", "Robby M\u00fcller", "Trevor Waite", "Film4 Productions", "Revolution Films", "Baby Cow Productions", "UK Film Council", "The Film Consortium", "Path\u00e9", "United Artists", "comedy-drama", "biopic", "Manchester", "Popular music of Manchester", "Factory Records", "Frank Cottrell Boyce", "Michael Winterbottom", "2002 Cannes Film Festival", "punk rock", "rave", "DJ", "Madchester", "Tony Wilson", "Steve Coogan", "Granada Television", "Factory Records", "Joy Division", "New Order (band)", "A Certain Ratio", "The Durutti Column", "Happy Mondays", "urban legend", "Buzzcocks", "Howard Devoto", "Martin Hancock", "fourth wall", "fourth wall", "postmodern", "Sex Pistols", "Free Trade Hall", "Tony Wilson", "the Sex Pistols", "Free Trade Hall", "punk rock", "Joy Division", "Ian Curtis", "Factory Records", "Martin Hannett", "New Order (band)", "Blue Monday (New Order song)", "The Ha\u00e7ienda", "Happy Mondays", "Shaun Ryder", "Ecstasy (drug)", "rave", "Peter Saville (artist)", "Technique (album)", "Yes Please!", "London Records", "marijuana", "Steve Coogan", "Tony Wilson", "John Thomson (comedian)", "Shirley Henderson", "Paddy Considine", "Rob Gretton", "Joy Division", "New Order (band)", "Lennie James", "Alan Erasmus", "Andy Serkis", "Martin Hannett", "Sean Harris", "Ian Curtis", "Mark Windows", "Johnny Rotten", "John Simm", "Bernard Sumner", "Ralf Little", "Peter Hook", "Stephen Morris (musician)", "Shaun Ryder", "Happy Mondays", "Chris Coghill", "Bez (dancer)", "Paul Popplewell", "Paul Ryder", "Ron Cook", "Kieran O'Brien", "Raymond Waring", "Vini Reilly", "The Durutti Column", "Dave Gorman", "John the Postman", "Peter Kay", "Enzo Cilenti", "Peter Saville (artist)", "Rob Brydon", "Simon Pegg", "Sounds (magazine)", "Christopher Eccleston", "Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius", "John Stammers", "Marc Riley", "Helen Schlesinger", "Kate Magowan", "Tony Wilson", "Wheel of Fortune (UK game show)", "Nigel Pivaro", "Kenny Baker (English actor)", "Howard Devoto", "Rowetta", "Happy Mondays", "Terri Seymour", "Wheel of Fortune (UK game show)", "Paul Ryder", "Clint Boon", "Elizabeth Dawn", "Ian Curtis", "Martin Coogan", "Jon DaSilva", "The Ha\u00e7ienda", "Mark E. 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["The Party (1968 film)", {"name": "The Party", "image": "Party moviep.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster. Illustration by Jack Davis.", "director": "Blake Edwards", "producer": "Blake Edwards", "music": "Henry Mancini", "cinematography": "Lucien Ballard", "editing": "Ralph E. Winters", "studio": "The Mirisch Corporation", "distributor": "United Artists", "runtime": "99 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$1.5 million", "gross": "$2.9 million  < small > (US rentals) < /small > < ref > \" Big Rental Films of 1968 \" , Variety, 8 January 1969, p. 15. < /ref >"}, ["Jack Davis (cartoonist)", "Blake Edwards", "Tom Waldman", "Frank Waldman", "Peter Sellers", "Claudine Longet", "Henry Mancini", "Lucien Ballard", "Ralph E. Winters", "The Mirisch Corporation", "United Artists", "Variety (magazine)", "comedy film", "Blake Edwards", "Peter Sellers", "Claudine Longet", "improvisational comedy", "Time (magazine)", "wiktionary:fish out of water", "India", "Hollywood", "cult film", "Turner Classic Movies", "Palisadian-Post", "William Luhr", "experimental film", "D. W. Griffith", "Film historian", "Racial brownface", "Jacques Tati", "neorealism (art)", "The Millionairess", "Inspector Clouseau", "The Pink Panther", "Amitabh Bachchan", "Bollywood", "Namak Halaal", "Scroll.in", "Rowan Atkinson", "Mr. Bean (character)", "Mr. Bean", "Los Angeles Times", "Hank Azaria", "Apu Nahasapeemapetilon", "The Simpsons", "Terry Gross", "National Public Radio", "WHYY-FM", "film crew", "Gunga Din (film)", "costume epic", "Peter Sellers", "Herb Ellis (actor)", "Set construction", "J. Edward McKinley", "blacklist", "Western movie", "Denny Miller", "macaw", "Manneken Pis", "Claudine Longet", "Gavin MacLeod", "Steve Franken", "screen test", "hippie", "psychedelic music", "Stetson hat", "Morgan Motor Company", "Peter Sellers", "Claudine Longet", "Jean Carson", "Marge Champion", "Corinne Cole", "Dick Crockett", "Frances Taylor Davis", "Danielle de Metz", "Herb Ellis (actor)", "Paul Ferrara", "Steve Franken", "Kathe Green", "James Lanphier", "Buddy Lester", "Gavin MacLeod", "Fay McKenzie", "J. Edward McKinley", "Denny Miller", "Timothy Scott (actor, born 1937)", "Carol Wayne", "Helen Kleeb", "Linda Gaye Scott", "Vin Scully", "Los Angeles Dodgers", "The Hollywood Reporter", "The Pink Panther (film series)", "Walter Mirisch", "The Great Race", "The Millionairess", "Inspector Clouseau", "The Pink Panther", "MGM", "West Side Story (1961 film)", "Jacques Tati", "Morgan Motor Company", "Monsieur Hulot", "Monsieur Hulot's Holiday", "Salmson", "Playtime", "Mon Oncle", "The A.V. Club", "Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.", "Henry Mancini", "Nothing to Lose (Henry Mancini song)", "Meglio Stasera", "The Pink Panther (1963 film)", "BMG Victor", "List of American films of 1968", "Whitewashing in film", "Category:1968 films", "Category:1960s comedy films", "Category:American films", "Category:American slapstick comedy films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films scored by Henry Mancini", "Category:Films about actors", "Category:Films directed by Blake Edwards", "Category:Films set in country houses", "Category:Films set in Los Angeles", "Category:United Artists films", "Category:Films with screenplays by Blake Edwards"], null, null]
["The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle", {"name": "The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle", "image": "The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "image_size": "250px", "writer": "Julien Temple", "starring": "Malcolm McLaren < br / > Steve Jones < br / > Paul Cook < br / > Sid Vicious < br / > Johnny Rotten < br / > Mary Millington < br / > Irene Handl", "director": "Julien Temple", "producer": "Don Boyd < br/ > Jeremy Thomas", "music": "Sex Pistols", "narrator": "Malcolm McLaren", "distributor": "Virgin Films", "runtime": "103 minutes", "country": "United Kingdom", "language": "English"}, ["Malcolm McLaren", "Steve Jones (musician)", "Paul Cook", "Sid Vicious", "John Lydon", "Mary Millington", "Irene Handl", "Julien Temple", "Don Boyd", "Jeremy Thomas", "Sex Pistols", "Virgin Films", "Cinema of United Kingdom", "mockumentary", "Julien Temple", "Don Boyd", "Jeremy Thomas", "punk rock", "Sex Pistols", "Malcolm McLaren", "The New York Times", "Steve Jones (musician)", "Paul Cook", "Sid Vicious", "Malcolm McLaren", "Ronnie Biggs", "Edward Tudor-Pole", "Mary Millington", "Irene Handl", "Liz Fraser", "John Lydon", "EMI", "A & M Records", "Virgin Records", "Warner Bros. Records", "Malcolm McLaren", "Steve Jones (musician)", "Paul Cook", "Sid Vicious", "John Lydon", "Ronnie Biggs", "Irene Handl", "Mary Millington", "Liz Fraser", "Jess Conrad", "Helen Wellington-Lloyd", "Edward Tudor-Pole", "James Aubrey (actor)", "Johnny Shannon", "Soo Catwoman", "Peter Dean (actor)", "Dave Dee", "Alan Jones (film critic)", "John Lydon", "Glen Matlock", "The Filth and the Fury", "Wake (ceremony)", "Joy Division", "Ian Curtis", "Discogs.com", "Shout Factory", "Belsen Was a Gas", "Great Reality TV Swindle", "The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle (album)", "Who Killed Bambi? (1978 film)", "Category:1980 films", "Category:British mockumentary films", "Category:Sex Pistols video albums", "Category:British films", "Category:British rock music films", "Category:Punk films", "Category:Films directed by Julien Temple", "Category:Directorial debut films", "Category:British anthology films", "Category:Compilation films", "Category:1980s exploitation films", "Category:Films with live action and animation", "Category:Films produced by Jeremy Thomas"], null, null]
["The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle", {"name": "The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle", "image": "The-story-of-vernon-and-irene-castle.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "H. C. Potter", "producer": "George Haight", "story": "Irene Castle", "screenplay": "Richard Sherman < br > Oscar Hammerstein II < br > Dorothy Yost", "starring": "Fred Astaire < br > Ginger Rogers < br > Edna May Oliver < br > Walter Brennan", "music": "Various < ref > & Ginger/fred & ginger9.htm Reel Classics: The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle Retrieved 2013-01-07 < /ref >", "cinematography": "Robert de Grasse", "editing": "William Hamilton", "distributor": "RKO Radio Pictures", "released": "< ref >  < /ref >", "runtime": "93 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$1,196,000 (est.) < ref name= \" rko \" > Richard Jewel, 'RKO Film Grosses: 1931-1951', Historical Journal of Film Radio and Television, Vol 14 No 1, 1994 p41 < /ref >", "gross": "$1,825,000 < ref name= \" rko \" / >"}, ["H. C. Potter", "Vernon and Irene Castle", "Richard Sherman (writer)", "Oscar Hammerstein II", "Dorothy Yost", "Fred Astaire", "Ginger Rogers", "Edna May Oliver", "Walter Brennan", "Robert de Grasse", "RKO Pictures", "biography", "musical comedy", "H.C. Potter", "Fred Astaire", "Ginger Rogers", "Edna May Oliver", "Walter Brennan", "Vernon and Irene Castle", "Oscar Hammerstein II", "Richard Sherman (writer)", "Ginger Rogers", "Fred Astaire", "slapstick comedy", "Paris", "Walter Brennan", "Edna May Oliver", "World War I", "Royal Flying Corps", "Fred Astaire", "Ginger Rogers", "Edna May Oliver", "Walter Brennan", "Lew Fields", "Etienne Girardot", "Janet Beecher", "Rolfe Sedan", "Leonid Kinskey", "Douglas Walton (actor)", "Frances Mercer", "Victor Varconi", "Donald MacBride", "African-American", "Edward Everett Horton", "Victor Moore", "Helen Broderick", "Category:1939 films", "Category:1930s biographical films", "Category:1930s musical comedy films", "Category:American films", "Category:American aviation films", "Category:American biographical films", "Category:American black-and-white films", "Category:American musical comedy films", "Category:Biographical films about entertainers", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films directed by H. C. Potter", "Category:Films set in the 1910s", "Category:Films set in Paris", "Category:Films set in Westchester County, New York", "Category:Films with screenplays by Dorothy Yost", "Category:Musical films based on actual events", "Category:RKO Pictures films", "Category:World War I films"], null, null]
["Wild Things (film)", {"name": "Wild Things", "image": "Wild things (movie poster).jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "John McNaughton", "writer": "Stephen Peters", "music": "George S. Clinton", "cinematography": "Jeffrey L. Kimball", "editing": "Elena Maganini", "studio": "Mandalay Entertainment", "distributor": "Columbia Pictures", "runtime": "108 minutes < br > 115 minutes < br > (Unrated Edition) < ref >  < /ref >", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$20 million", "gross": "$56 million < ref >  Retrieved October 8, 2012 < /ref > < ref >  < /ref >"}, ["John McNaughton", "Rodney Liber", "Kevin Bacon", "Matt Dillon", "Neve Campbell", "Theresa Russell", "Denise Richards", "Daphne Rubin-Vega", "Robert Wagner", "Bill Murray", "George S. Clinton", "Jeffrey L. Kimball", "Elena Maganini", "Mandalay Entertainment", "Columbia Pictures", "British Board of Film Classification", "neo-noir", "crime film", "John McNaughton", "Matt Dillon", "Neve Campbell", "Kevin Bacon", "Denise Richards", "Bill Murray", "Theresa Russell", "sex scene", "Direct-to-video", "Wild Things 2", "Wild Things: Diamonds in the Rough", "Wild Things: Foursome", "Miami", "guidance counselor", "Rape", "defamation", "post-credits scene", "Kevin Bacon", "Matt Dillon", "Neve Campbell", "Theresa Russell", "Denise Richards", "Daphne Rubin-Vega", "Carrie Snodgress", "Jeff Perry (American actor)", "Robert Wagner", "Bill Murray", "Marc Macaulay", "Eduardo Y\u00e1\u00f1ez", "Jennifer Taylor (actress)", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Los Angeles Times", "Metacritic", "Variety (magazine)", "Variety (magazine)", "George S. Clinton", "Saturn Award for Best Music", "25th Saturn Awards", "John Carpenter", "John Carpenter's Vampires", "Columbia Pictures", "Wild Things 2", "Wild Things: Diamonds in the Rough", "Wild Things: Foursome", "Category:1998 films", "Category:1990s crime drama films", "Category:1990s crime thriller films", "Category:1990s erotic films", "Category:1990s LGBT-related films", "Category:1990s mystery thriller films", "Category:1990s teen drama films", "Category:1990s thriller drama films", "Category:1990s mystery drama films", "Category:American crime drama films", "Category:American crime thriller films", "Category:American erotic thriller films", "Category:American films", "Category:American mystery thriller films", "Category:American neo-noir films", "Category:American nonlinear narrative films", "Category:American teen drama films", "Category:American teen LGBT-related films", "Category:American thriller drama films", "Category:Bisexuality-related films", "Category:Columbia Pictures films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Erotic drama films", "Category:Erotic mystery films", "Category:Films about rape", "Category:Films about threesomes", "Category:Films directed by John McNaughton", "Category:Films set in Miami", "Category:Films shot in Los Angeles", "Category:Films shot in Miami", "Category:Films scored by George S. Clinton", "Category:LGBT-related drama films", "Category:LGBT-related thriller films", "Category:Teen crime films", "Category:Teen mystery films", "Category:Teen thriller films", "Category:American films about revenge"], "63%", ""]
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["Ladyhawke (film)", {"name": "Ladyhawke", "image": "Ladyhawke ver1.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Richard Donner", "story": "Edward Khmara", "music": "Andrew Powell", "cinematography": "Vittorio Storaro", "editing": "Stuart Baird", "runtime": "121 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$20 million", "gross": "$18.4 million"}, ["Richard Donner", "Lauren Shuler Donner", "Tom Mankiewicz", "David Peoples", "Matthew Broderick", "Rutger Hauer", "Michelle Pfeiffer", "Leo McKern", "John Wood (English actor)", "Andrew Powell", "Vittorio Storaro", "Stuart Baird", "Warner Bros.", "20th Century Fox", "medieval fantasy", "Richard Donner", "Matthew Broderick", "Rutger Hauer", "Michelle Pfeiffer", "L'Aquila", "hawk", "black wolf", "solar eclipse", "Matthew Broderick", "Rutger Hauer", "Navarre", "Captain of the Guard", "black wolf", "wolf", "Michelle Pfeiffer", "Anjou", "red-tailed hawk", "Leo McKern", "John Wood (English actor)", "L'Aquila", "Ken Hutchison", "Alfred Molina", "Giancarlo Prete", "Alan Ladd Jr.", "Kurt Russell", "Sean Penn", "Dustin Hoffman", "Rutger Hauer", "Allmusic", "Andrew Powell", "Alan Parsons", "The Alan Parsons Project", "Gregorian chants", "progressive rock", "John Williams", "James Horner", "soundtrack album", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Vincent Canby", "The New York Times", "Tony Curtis", "Vincent Canby", "Time Out (company)", "Variety (magazine)", "Academy Awards", "Academy Award for Best Sound Editing", "Robert G. Henderson", "Academy Award for Best Sound Mixing", "Les Fresholtz", "Dick Alexander", "Vern Poore", "Bud Alper", "Saturn Award", "List of films featuring eclipses", "Movie Review Query Engine", "Category:1985 films", "Category:1985 drama films", "Category:American films", "Category:American romantic fantasy films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:1980s drama films", "Category:1980s fantasy films", "Category:Films with screenplays by David Peoples", "Category:Films with screenplays by Tom Mankiewicz", "Category:Films directed by Richard Donner", "Category:Films set in the 13th century", "Category:Films set in Italy", "Category:Films shot in Abruzzo", "Category:Films about birds", "Category:Warner Bros. films", "Category:20th Century Studios films", "Category:1985 soundtracks", "Category:Film soundtracks"], "64%", ""]
["Boogie Boy", {"name": "Boogie Boy", "alt": "< !-- see WP:ALT -- >", "image": "Boogie Boy FilmPoster.jpeg", "director": "Craig Hamann", "producer": "Braddon Mendelson < br > Roger Avary", "writer": "Craig Hamann", "starring": "Mark Dacascos < br > Emily Lloyd < br > Traci Lords < br > Jaimz Woolvett", "music": "Tim Truman", "cinematography": "Adam Kane", "editing": "Glenn Garland", "runtime": "104 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English"}, ["Craig Hamann", "Braddon Mendelson", "Roger Avary", "Mark Dacascos", "Emily Lloyd", "Traci Lords", "Jaimz Woolvett", "Traci Lords", "Craig Hamann", "Braddon Mendelson", "Mark Dacascos", "Emily Lloyd", "Jaimz Woolvett", "Frederic Forrest", "Joan Jett", "Linnea Quigley", "Quentin Tarantino", "My Best Friend's Birthday", "Michael Knott", "Category:1997 films", "Category:American LGBT-related films", "Category:American films", "Category:1990s crime films"], null, null]
["Dr. Phibes Rises Again", {"name": "Dr. Phibes Rises Again", "image": "Drphibesrisesagainposter.png", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Robert Fuest", "producer": "Louis M. Heyward < !-- producer only, not exec producers -- >", "music": "John Gale", "cinematography": "Alex Thomson", "editing": "Tristam V. Cones", "studio": "American International Pictures", "distributor": "Anglo-EMI Film Distributors Ltd./MGM-EMI (UK)", "runtime": "88 minutes", "country": "United Kingdom", "language": "English"}, ["Robert Fuest", "Louis M. Heyward", "Robert Blees", "Robert Fuest", "Vincent Price", "Robert Quarry", "Peter Jeffrey", "Valli Kemp", "Fiona Lewis", "Alex Thomson (cinematographer)", "American International Pictures", "EMI Films#MGM-EMI", "Louis M. Heyward", "Robert Fuest", "Vincent Price", "Robert Quarry", "The Abominable Dr. Phibes", "The Abominable Dr. Phibes", "Valli Kemp", "Virginia North", "Egypt", "papyrus", "Robert Quarry", "Fiona Lewis", "Southampton", "Hugh Griffith", "Peter Jeffrey", "John Cater", "Terry-Thomas", "screw press", "Gerald Sim", "Over the Rainbow", "Vincent Price", "Robert Quarry", "Valli Kemp", "Peter Jeffrey", "Fiona Lewis", "Hugh Griffith", "Peter Cushing", "Beryl Reid", "Terry-Thomas", "John Cater", "Gerald Sim", "Lewis Fiander", "John Thaw", "Keith Buckley (actor)", "Milton Reid", "John Comer", "Caroline Munro", "McFarland  &  Company", "McFarland  &  Company", "Virginia North", "Valli Kemp", "Ibiza", "Peter Jeffrey", "John Cater", "Caroline Munro", "Hugh Griffith", "Terry-Thomas", "Variety (magazine)", "Variety (magazine)", "Gene Siskel", "The Chicago Tribune", "Gene Siskel", "The Chicago Tribune", "Kevin Thomas (film critic)", "Los Angeles Times", "Kevin Thomas (film critic)", "Los Angeles Times", "The Monthly Film Bulletin", "The Monthly Film Bulletin", "review aggregator", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "John Kenneth Muir", "McFarland  &  Company", "Kim Newman", "Viking Penguin", "film score", "Perseverance Records", "Category:1972 films", "Category:1970s comedy horror films", "Category:1970s fantasy films", "Category:1970s sequel films", "Category:1972 horror films", "Category:American International Pictures films", "Category:British films", "Category:British black comedy films", "Category:British comedy horror films", "Category:British sequel films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films directed by Robert Fuest", "Category:Films set in 1928", "Category:Films set in Egypt", "Category:Films set in London", "Category:Films shot at Elstree Studios", "Category:Films shot in Almer\u00eda", "Category:Mad scientist films"], "60%", "5.7/10"]
["Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse", {"name": "Hearts of Darkness: < br / > A Filmmaker's Apocalypse", "image": "Hearts of Darkness, A Filmmaker's Apocalypse Poster.jpeg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "music": "Todd Boekelheide", "distributor": "Triton Pictures (United States) < br > Cineplex Odeon Films (Canada)  < br > Odyssey Communications (Non-U.S.)", "runtime": "96 minutes < ref >  Retrieved December 3, 2017 < /ref >", "country": "United States", "language": "English"}, ["Heart of Darkness (1993 film)", "Heart of Darkness", "George Hickenlooper", "Eleanor Coppola", "Les Mayfield", "Francis Ford Coppola", "Robert Duvall", "Dennis Hopper", "George Lucas", "John Milius", "Martin Sheen", "Todd Boekelheide", "American Zoetrope", "Cineplex Odeon Films", "Odyssey Communications", "British Board of Film Classification", "documentary film", "Apocalypse Now", "Vietnam War", "Francis Ford Coppola", "Francis Ford Coppola", "Eleanor Coppola", "George Hickenlooper", "MADtv", "1991 Cannes Film Festival", "Joseph Conrad", "Heart of Darkness", "Showtime (TV network)", "United States", "National Board of Review", "American Cinema Editors", "Academy of Television Arts  &  Sciences", "International Documentary Association", "Paramount Home Media Distribution", "VHS", "LaserDisc", "Youth Without Youth (film)", "Blu-ray", "Apocalypse Now", "Blu-ray", "Apocalypse Now", "Sampling (music)", "Unkle", "Psyence Fiction", "Cabaret Voltaire (band)", "List of Trailer Park Boys episodes#Specials", "Trailer Park Boys", "Mike Clattenburg", "Animaniacs", "Community (TV series)", "Documentary Filmmaking: Redux", "Apocalypse Now", "Good Will Hunting", "Matt Damon", "Ben Affleck", "Casey Affleck", "Marlon Brando", "Joss Whedon", "Serenity (2005 film)", "River Tam", "Tropic Thunder", "Eek! The Cat", "Burden of Dreams", "Fitzcarraldo", "Empire of Dreams", "Star Wars (film)", "Jodorowsky's Dune", "Frank Herbert", "Dune (novel)", "Lost Soul (2014 film)", "The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996 film)", "Lost in La Mancha", "Terry Gilliam", "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote", "Don Quixote", "Miguel de Cervantes", "Category:1991 films", "Category:American films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:American documentary films", "Category:American Zoetrope films", "Category:Apocalypse Now", "Category:Documentary films about films", "Category:Films directed by George Hickenlooper", "Category:Francis Ford Coppola"], null, null]
["Piccadilly (film)", {"name": "Piccadilly", "image": "AnnaMayWongPiccadillyCover.jpg", "director": "E. A. Dupont (uncredited)", "producer": "Edwald Andr\u00e9 Dupont (as E.A. Dupont)", "writer": "Arnold Bennett", "starring": "Gilda Gray < br > Anna May Wong < br > Jameson Thomas", "music": "Harry Gordon (uncredited)", "cinematography": "Werner Brandes", "studio": "British International Pictures", "distributor": "Wardour Films Ltd. (UK) < br > Sono Art-World Wide Pictures (US)", "released": "1 June 1929", "runtime": "92 minutes < br > 109 minutes (restored version)", "language": "English"}, ["E. A. Dupont", "Arnold Bennett", "Gilda Gray", "Anna May Wong", "Jameson Thomas", "Werner Brandes", "Associated British Picture Corporation", "Sono Art-World Wide Pictures", "silent film", "Drama (film and television)", "E. A. Dupont", "Arnold Bennett", "Gilda Gray", "Anna May Wong", "Jameson Thomas", "Associated British Picture Corporation", "Jameson Thomas", "John Longden", "Neil Brand", "Cyril Ritchard", "Charles Laughton", "Anna May Wong", "Gilda Gray", "Anna May Wong", "Jameson Thomas", "Charles Laughton", "Ray Milland", "Cyril Ritchard", "John Longden", "The Guardian", "Category:1929 films", "Category:British black-and-white films", "Category:British films", "Category:British silent feature films", "Category:British crime drama films", "Category:1920s crime drama films", "Category:Films shot at Elstree Studios", "Category:Films directed by Ewald Andr\u00e9 Dupont", "Category:Films set in London", "Category:Films about interracial romance", "Category:Works by Arnold Bennett"], null, null]
["Strictly Ballroom", {"name": "Strictly Ballroom", "image": "File:Strictly-ballroom-movie-poster-1992-australian.jpg", "caption": "Australian theatrical release poster", "director": "Baz Luhrmann", "music": "David Hirschfelder", "cinematography": "Steve Mason", "editing": "Jill Bilcock", "studio": "M & A Productions", "distributor": "Ronin Films, Miramax", "runtime": "94 minutes", "country": "Australia", "language": "English", "budget": "AUD 3 million", "gross": "AUD 80 million < ref name=Australian >  < /ref >"}, ["Baz Luhrmann", "Ted Albert", "Craig Pearce", "Andrew Bovell", "Paul Mercurio", "Tara Morice", "Bill Hunter (actor)", "Pat Thomson", "Gia Carides", "Peter Whitford", "Barry Otto", "David Hirschfelder", "Jill Bilcock", "Miramax", "romantic comedy", "Baz Luhrmann", "Red Curtain Trilogy", "Romeo + Juliet", "Moulin Rouge!", "National Institute of Dramatic Arts", "Sydney", "Wharf Theatre", "Ted Albert", "Film Australia", "film adaptation", "ballroom dance", "Paso Doble", "PA system", "Paso Doble", "Paul Mercurio", "Tara Morice", "Bill Hunter (actor)", "Pat Thomson", "Gia Carides", "Peter Whitford", "Barry Otto", "John Hannan", "Sonia Kruger", "Kris McQuade", "Lauren Hewett", "Kerry Shrimpton", "clich\u00e9", "stereotype", "Goliath", "Cinderella", "The Ugly Duckling", "Bratislava", "File:DarlingIslandJunction.jpg", "Star City Casino", "Pyrmont, New South Wales", "Australian Bicentenary", "Sydney Theatre Company", "The Wharf Theatre", "Catherine McClements", "Catherine Martin (designer)", "Bill Marron", "Angus Strathie", "World Expo 88", "Ted Albert", "The Easybeats", "Albert Music", "Albert Productions", "John Paul Young", "AC/DC", "Film Australia", "Andrew Bovell", "BHP Steelworks", "Newcastle, New South Wales", "Barry Otto", "Bill Hunter (actor)", "Paul Mercurio", "Sydney Dance Company", "AUD", "Film Finance Corporation", "Cannes Film Festival", "Canberra", "Albert Music", "Pat Thomson", "Un Certain Regard", "BAFTA", "Golden Globe", "London Critics Circle Film Awards", "Toronto International Film Festival", "Vancouver International Film Festival", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Fandango Media", "AUD", "USD", "Australian Film Institute", "Barry Otto", "Pat Thomson", "Australian Film Institute", "Paul Mercurio", "Tara Morice", "Gia Carides", "Cannes Film Festival", "BAFTA Film Award", "BAFTA Film Award", "Tara Morice", "Golden Globe Award", "London Critics Circle Film Awards", "Baz Luhrmann", "Bogota Film Festival", "Pat Thompson", "Jill Bilcock", "David Hirschfelder", "Catherine Martin (designer)", "Angus Strathie", "The Blue Danube", "Johann Strauss II", "Love Is in the Air (song)", "John Paul Young", "cover version", "Ignatius Jones", "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps", "Doris Day", "Cyndi Lauper", "Time After Time (Cyndi Lauper song)", "Mark Williams (singer)", "Tara Morice", "The Blue Danube", "Time After Time (Cyndi Lauper song)", "Lyric Theatre, Sydney", "Her Majesty's Theatre, Melbourne", "Queensland Performing Arts Centre", "Brisbane Times", "West Yorkshire Playhouse", "Leeds", "Toronto", "Princess of Wales Theatre", "Phenom (TV series)", "Even Stevens", "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody", "Groove High", "Dancing with the Stars (American TV series)", "Cinema of Australia", "List of films set in Sydney", "Category:1992 films", "Category:1990s romantic comedy films", "Category:Australian films", "Category:Australian romantic comedy films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Spanish-language films", "Category:Films directed by Baz Luhrmann", "Category:Australian comedy-drama films", "Category:1990s comedy-drama films", "Category:Films about competitions", "Category:Australian films based on plays", "Category:Films set in Australia", "Category:Films shot in Sydney", "Category:Films shot in Melbourne", "Category:Ballroom dancing films", "Category:Directorial debut films", "Category:Australian sports films", "Category:Films scored by David Hirschfelder", "Category:Miramax films", "Category:Films set in 1967"], null, null]
["Monsieur Ibrahim", {"name": "Monsieur Ibrahim", "image": "Monsieur Ibrahim poster.jpg", "caption": "Film poster", "director": "Fran\u00e7ois Dupeyron", "producer": "Laurent P\u00e9tin < br > Mich\u00e8le P\u00e9tin", "writer": "\u00c9ric-Emmanuel Schmitt (novel Monsieur Ibrahim et les fleurs du Coran and screenplay) < br > Fran\u00e7ois Dupeyron", "starring": "Omar Sharif < br > Pierre Boulanger < br > Gilbert Melki < br > Isabelle Renauld < br > Lola Naymark < br > Isabelle Adjani", "cinematography": "R\u00e9my Chevrin", "editing": "Dominique Faysse", "distributor": "ARP S\u00e9lection", "runtime": "95 minutes", "country": "France", "language": "French", "budget": "\u20ac5.3 million < ref >  < /ref >", "gross": "$11.6 million < ref >  < /ref >"}, ["Fran\u00e7ois Dupeyron", "Laurent P\u00e9tin", "Mich\u00e8le P\u00e9tin", "\u00c9ric-Emmanuel Schmitt", "M. Ibrahim and the Flowers of the Koran", "Fran\u00e7ois Dupeyron", "Omar Sharif", "Pierre Boulanger", "Gilbert Melki", "Isabelle Renauld", "Lola Naymark", "Isabelle Adjani", "R\u00e9my Chevrin", "Dominique Faysse", "Qur'an", "Omar Sharif", "Fran\u00e7ois Dupeyron", "M. Ibrahim and the Flowers of the Koran", "Play (theatre)", "\u00c9ric-Emmanuel Schmitt", "Paris", "Jew", "clinical depression", "Turkish people", "Muslim", "apartment", "adopt", "suicide", "Simca Aronde", "Turkey", "Omar Sharif", "Pierre Boulanger", "Gilbert Melki", "Isabelle Renauld", "Lola Naymark", "Anne Suarez", "Mata Gabin", "Celine Samie", "Isabelle Adjani", "C\u00e9sar Award", "Chicago International Film Festival", "Venice International Film Festival", "Golden Globe", "Sufism", "Idries Shah", "Wisdom of the Idiots", "Category:2003 films", "Category:2000s drama films", "Category:French films", "Category:Sony Pictures Classics films", "Category:Films featuring a Best Actor C\u00e9sar Award-winning performance", "Category:Films directed by Fran\u00e7ois Dupeyron", "Category:Films about race and ethnicity", "Category:Films based on multiple works", "Category:Islamic and Jewish interfaith dialogue", "Category:Sufism"], null, null]
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["Jabberwocky (film)", {"name": "Jabberwocky", "image": "JabberwockyPoster.jpg", "image_size": "215px", "caption": "Theatrical re-release poster", "director": "Terry Gilliam", "producer": "Sandy Lieberson", "screenplay": "Charles Alverson < br / > Terry Gilliam", "starring": "Michael Palin < br / > Harry H. Corbett < br / > John Le Mesurier < br / > Warren Mitchell", "music": "Modest Mussorgsky < br / > Hector Berlioz < br / > Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov < br / > Jacques Ibert", "cinematography": "Terry Bedford", "editing": "Michael Bradsell", "studio": "Python Films < br / > Umbrella Films", "distributor": "Columbia-Warner Distributors  < br / > Cinema 5", "runtime": "105 minutes", "country": "United Kingdom", "language": "English"}, ["Terry Gilliam", "Sanford Lieberson", "Charles Alverson", "Jabberwocky", "Lewis Carroll", "Michael Palin", "Harry H. Corbett", "John Le Mesurier", "Warren Mitchell", "Modest Mussorgsky", "Hector Berlioz", "Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov", "Jacques Ibert", "Columbia Pictures", "Warner Bros.", "fantasy film", "comedy film", "Terry Gilliam", "Michael Palin", "cooper (profession)", "slapstick", "European dragon", "nonsense poem", "Jabberwocky", "Lewis Carroll", "Through the Looking-Glass", "Film director", "Cooper (profession)", "jousting", "Religious habit", "Satan", "Jabberwocky", "Michael Palin", "Harry H. Corbett", "John Le Mesurier", "Warren Mitchell", "Annette Badland", "Max Wall", "Jerold Wells", "Bernard Bresslaw", "Rodney Bewes", "John Bird (actor)", "Neil Innes", "Terry Jones", "Terry Gilliam", "Pembroke Castle", "Chepstow Castle", "Monty Python and the Holy Grail", "Terry Jones", "Neil Innes", "hide and seek", "jousting", "File:Jabberwocky.jpg", "John Tenniel", "Lewis Carroll", "Through the Looking-Glass", "Jabberwocky", "Godzilla (franchise)", "Terry Gilliam", "Cooper (profession)", "guild", "merchant", "Firkin (unit)", "David Prowse", "Darth Vader", "herald", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Fandango (company)", "Vincent Canby", "The New York Times", "The New York Times", "Variety (magazine)", "Variety (magazine)", "Criterion Collection", "Category:1977 films", "Category:1970s fantasy-comedy films", "Category:1970s adventure comedy films", "Category:British films", "Category:British adventure comedy films", "Category:British fantasy comedy films", "Category:British independent films", "Category:British satirical films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films based on poems", "Category:Films directed by Terry Gilliam", "Category:Films with screenplays by Terry Gilliam", "Category:Films produced by Sanford Lieberson", "Category:Films based on works by Lewis Carroll", "Category:1970s independent films", "Category:1970s satirical films"], "47%", "5.9/10"]
["Promised Land (1987 film)", {"name": "Promised Land", "image": "Promised land poster (1987).jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Michael Hoffman", "producer": "Rick Stevenson", "writer": "Michael Hoffman", "music": "James Newton Howard", "cinematography": "Alexander Gruszynski < br / > Ueli Steiger", "editing": "David Spiers", "distributor": "Vestron Pictures", "released": "September 1987, (Deauville Film Festival),", "runtime": "102 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "gross": "$316,199 (US) < ref >  < /ref >"}, ["Michael Hoffman (American director)", "Rick Stevenson", "Kiefer Sutherland", "Meg Ryan", "Jason Gedrick", "Tracy Pollan", "James Newton Howard", "Ueli Steiger", "Vestron Pictures", "Michael Hoffman (American director)", "Kiefer Sutherland", "Meg Ryan", "Utah", "Sundance Film Festival", "Reagan Administration", "middle-class", "Christmas Eve", "Hollywood", "white trash", "Jason Gedrick", "Kiefer Sutherland", "Meg Ryan", "Tracy Pollan", "Sandra Seacat", "Jay Underwood", "Herta Ware", "Reno, Nevada", "Sundance Institute", "Robert Redford", "Salt Lake City, Utah", "Midvale, Utah", "Lehi, Utah", "Wendover, Utah", "Provo, Utah", "Category:1987 films", "Category:1980s drama films", "Category:American drama films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Vestron Pictures films", "Category:Films directed by Michael Hoffman", "Category:Films scored by James Newton Howard", "Category:Films about police officers", "Category:Films set in Utah", "Category:Films shot in Nevada", "Category:Films shot in Utah", "Category:American films", "Category:1980s police films", "Category:1980s police procedural films", "Category:American police films"], null, null]
["Boys on the Side", {"name": "Boys on the Side", "image": "Boys on the Side poster.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Herbert Ross", "writer": "Don Roos", "producer": "Herbert Ross < br / > Arnon Milchan < br / > Steven Reuther", "cinematography": "Donald E. Thorin", "editing": "Michael R. Miller", "music": "David Newman", "runtime": "115 minutes", "studio": "Le Studio Canal+ < br / > Regency Enterprises < br / > Alcor Films < br / > New Regency", "distributor": "Warner Bros.", "language": "English", "country": "United States", "budget": "$21 million", "gross": "$23,440,188"}, ["Herbert Ross", "Don Roos", "Arnon Milchan", "Whoopi Goldberg", "Mary-Louise Parker", "Drew Barrymore", "Donald E. Thorin", "David Newman (composer)", "StudioCanal", "Regency Enterprises", "New Regency Productions", "Warner Bros.", "comedy-drama", "Herbert Ross", "Whoopi Goldberg", "Drew Barrymore", "Mary-Louise Parker", "Don Roos", "Whoopi Goldberg", "Mary-Louise Parker", "Pittsburgh", "Drew Barrymore", "Billy Wirth", "Tucson", "pneumonia", "Matthew McConaughey", "James Remar", "Manslaughter#Involuntary manslaughter", "AIDS", "You Got It (Roy Orbison song)", "Los Angeles", "Whoopi Goldberg", "Mary-Louise Parker", "Drew Barrymore", "Matthew McConaughey", "James Remar", "Billy Wirth", "Anita Gillette", "Dennis Boutsikaris", "Estelle Parsons", "Amy Aquino", "Rotten Tomatoes", "19th Moscow International Film Festival", "Los Angeles Times", "Rock music", "Arista Records", "AllMusic", "lesbian", "Melissa Etheridge", "Joan Armatrading", "Indigo Girls", "Annie Lennox", "The Cranberries", "Sheryl Crow", "Sarah McLachlan", "Stevie Nicks", "The Pretenders", "Bonnie Raitt", "Roy Orbison", "You Got It", "Billboard Hot 100", "Bonnie Raitt", "You Got It#Bonnie Raitt cover", "Jeff Lynne", "Roy Orbison", "Tom Petty", "Melissa Etheridge", "Sheryl Crow", "Eric Clapton", "Bobby Whitlock", "Indigo Girls", "Emily Saliers", "Stevie Nicks", "Sheryl Crow", "Todd Wolfe", "Pretenders (band)", "Everyday Is Like Sunday", "Morrissey", "Stephen Street", "The Cranberries", "Dreams (The Cranberries song)", "Dolores O'Riordan", "Noel Hogan", "Annie Lennox", "Why (Annie Lennox song)", "Sarah McLachlan", "Ol' '55", "Tom Waits", "Joan Armatrading", "Cross Road Blues", "Robert Johnson (musician)", "Whoopi Goldberg", "Toni Childs", "Take me to the river", "Boxing Gandhis", "Category:1990s female buddy films", "Category:1990s comedy-drama films", "Category:1990s LGBT-related films", "Category:1990s road movies", "Category:1995 films", "Category:American comedy-drama films", "Category:American female buddy films", "Category:American films", "Category:American LGBT-related films", "Category:American road movies", "Category:Fictional portrayals of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police", "Category:Films directed by Herbert Ross", "Category:Films scored by David Newman", "Category:Films set in Pennsylvania", "Category:Films set in Pittsburgh", "Category:Films shot in Arizona", "Category:Films shot in New Jersey", "Category:Films shot in New York (state)", "Category:Films shot in Pennsylvania", "Category:HIV/AIDS in film", "Category:Indigo Girls", "Category:Lesbian-related films", "Category:Regency Enterprises films", "Category:Films with screenplays by Don Roos", "Category:Warner Bros. films"], "74%", ""]
["Fetishes (film)", {"name": "Fetishes", "image": "Fetishes documentary DVD.jpg", "caption": "DVD cover for Fetishes", "director": "Nick Broomfield", "producer": "Nick Broomfield", "writer": "Nick Broomfield", "starring": "Mistress Beatrice < br > Mistress Catherine < br > Mistress Delilah < br > Mistress Natasha < br > Mistress Raven", "music": "Jaimie Muhoberac", "cinematography": "Christophe Lanzenberg", "editing": "William C. Carruth", "distributor": "HBO", "released": "1996", "runtime": "84 min", "language": "English"}, ["Nick Broomfield", "Home Box Office", "Nick Broomfield", "Pandora's Box (BDSM)", "New York City", "sadism and masochism", "sexual fetishes", "Dominatrix", "Maria Beatty", "black and white", "Irving Klaw", "Bettie Page", "sexual fetish", "Manhattan", "United Kingdom", "HBO", "United States", "DVD", "BDSM", "Sexual fetish", "Rubberist", "Maria Beatty", "Category:1996 films", "Category:British documentary films", "Category:British films", "Category:BDSM in films", "Category:Films directed by Nick Broomfield", "Category:1990s documentary films", "Category:Documentary films about sexuality", "Category:Documentary films about New York City"], null, null]
["God's Angry Man", {"name": "God's Angry Man", "image": "fcc monkey band.jpg", "caption": "Scott's  \" FCC Monkey Band \"", "director": "Werner Herzog", "producer": "Werner Herzog", "writer": "Werner Herzog", "narrator": "Werner Herzog", "cinematography": "Thomas Mauch", "editing": "Beate Mainka-Jellinghaus", "distributor": "Werner Herzog Filmproduktion", "released": "1981", "runtime": "43 minutes", "country": "West Germany"}, ["Werner Herzog", "Gene Scott", "Thomas Mauch", "Beate Mainka-Jellinghaus", "Werner Herzog Filmproduktion", "S\u00fcddeutscher Rundfunk", "Werner Herzog Filmproduktion", "West Germany", "English language", "German language", "documentary film", "Werner Herzog", "Gene Scott", "Stanford", "Festival of Faith", "Federal Communications Commission", "cymbal-banging monkey toy", "The New York Times", "Category:1981 films", "Category:1980s documentary films", "Category:German documentary films", "Category:West German films", "Category:Religious broadcasting in the United States", "Category:Documentary films about Christianity in the United States", "Category:Documentary films about television"], null, null]
["Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior", {"name": "Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior", "image": "ONG-BAK.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical poster", "director": "Prachya Pinkaew", "producer": "Somsak Techaratanaprasert < br / > Prachya Pinkaew", "writer": "Prachya Pinkaew < br / > Panna Rittikrai < br / > Suphachai Sittiaumponpan", "starring": "Tony Jaa < br / > Petchtai Wongkamlao < br / > Pumwaree Yodkamol", "music": "Atomix Clubbing Studio", "cinematography": "Nattawut Kittikhun", "editing": "Thanat Sunsin < br / >  Thanapat Taweesuk", "studio": "Baa-ram-ewe", "distributor": "Sahamongkol Film International", "runtime": "108 minutes < br / > (Original Thailand Version) < br / > 105 minutes < br / > (International Version)", "country": "Thailand", "language": "Thai", "budget": "$1,100,000", "gross": "$20,112,926"}, ["Prachya Pinkaew", "Panna Rittikrai", "Tony Jaa", "Petchtai Wongkamlao", "Pumwaree Yodkamol", "Sahamongkol Film International", "Thailand", "Thai language", "martial arts film", "Prachya Pinkaew", "stage combat", "Panna Rittikrai", "Tony Jaa", "Tom-Yum-Goong", "Ong Bak 2", "Ong Bak 3", "Ban Nong Pradu", "Thailand", "Gautama Buddha", "Bangkok", "Muay Thai", "Yaba (drug)", "Khaosan Road", "electrolarynx", "Baccarat (card game)", "Auto rickshaw#Thailand", "Chao Phraya River", "Myanmar", "Tony Jaa", "Petchtai Wongkamlao", "Pumwaree Yodkamol", "Chattapong Pantana-Angkul", "Dan Chupong", "Panna Rittikrai", "muay Thai", "Muay Boran", "kickboxing", "Panna Rittikrai", "B-movie", "action film", "Steven Spielberg", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Luc Besson", "EuropaCorp", "Hip hop music", "United States", "United Kingdom", "DVD", "Premier Asia", "Hong Kong", "English language", "Japan", "Mach number", "Italy", "India", "Bruce Lee", "Mexico", "Vietnam", "DVD", "Magnolia Pictures", "About.com", "Blu-ray Disc", "20th Century Fox", "2003 Bangkok International Film Festival", "Arizona Daily Star", "The Hollywood Reporter", "computer generated imagery", "wire-fu", "Entertainment Weekly", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Flixster", "Combat sports", "Jack Slack", "Jack Slack", "Vice (magazine)", "Petchtai Wongkamlao", "The Bodyguard (2004 film)", "Panna Rittikrai", "Tom-Yum-Goong", "2005 in film", "Ong Bak 2", "2008 in film", "Ong Bak 3", "List of martial arts films", "The Star (Malaysia)", "Google", "Category:2003 films", "Category:Sahamongkol Film International films", "Category:Thai films", "Category:Thai-language films", "Category:2000s action thriller films", "Category:Films set in Bangkok", "Category:Films set in Thailand", "Category:Films shot in Bangkok", "Category:Films shot in Thailand", "Category:2000s martial arts films", "Category:Muay Thai films", "Category:Thai martial arts films", "Category:Underground fighting films", "Category:Films directed by Prachya Pinkaew", "Category:Thai national heritage films", "Category:Ong Bak films"], null, null]
["Visions of Light", {"name": "Visions of Light", "image": "Visionsoflightposter.jpg", "caption": "Publicity poster", "director": "Arnold Glassman < br / > Todd McCarthy < br / > Stuart Samuels", "producer": "Terry Lawler < br / > Yoshiki Nishimura", "writer": "Todd McCarthy", "cinematography": "Nancy Schreiber", "editing": "Arnold Glassman", "distributor": "Kino International", "runtime": "92 minutes", "country": "Japan < br / > United States", "language": "English"}, ["Todd McCarthy", "Kino International (company)", "Todd McCarthy", "cinematography", "filmmaker", "cinematographer", "N\u00e9stor Almendros", "John Bailey (cinematographer)", "Conrad Hall", "Michael Chapman (cinematographer)", "L\u00e1szl\u00f3 Kov\u00e1cs (cinematographer)", "Gregg Toland", "Billy Bitzer", "James Wong Howe", "John Alton", "Sandi Sissel", "Ernest Dickerson", "Michael Chapman (cinematographer)", "Allen Daviau", "Caleb Deschanel", "Conrad Hall", "William A. Fraker", "John Bailey (cinematographer)", "N\u00e9stor Almendros", "Vilmos Zsigmond", "Stephen H. Burum", "Charles Lang", "Sven Nykvist", "L\u00e1szl\u00f3 Kov\u00e1cs (cinematographer)", "James Wong Howe", "Haskell Wexler", "Vittorio Storaro", "John A. Alonzo", "Victor J. Kemper", "Owen Roizman", "Gordon Willis", "Bill Butler (cinematographer)", "Michael Ballhaus", "Frederick Elmes", "The Dickson Experimental Sound Film", "Repas de b\u00e9b\u00e9", "L'Arriv\u00e9e d'un Train en Gare de la Ciotat", "The Kiss (1896 film)", "The Birth of a Nation", "Intolerance (film)", "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari", "Way Down East", "The Last Laugh (1924 film)", "Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ (1925 film)", "Napol\u00e9on (1927 film)", "Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans", "The Crowd (1928 film)", "The Cameraman", "The Cocoanuts", "Applause (1929 film)", "The Locked Door", "Possessed (1931 film)", "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931 film)", "Shanghai Express (film)", "As You Desire Me (film)", "What Price Hollywood?", "Red Dust (1932 film)", "Mystery of the Wax Museum (film)", "Gold Diggers of 1933", "Queen Christina (film)", "Becky Sharp (film)", "Peter Ibbetson", "Desire (1936 film)", "Camille (1936 film)", "Jezebel (1938 film)", "The Adventures of Robin Hood", "Midnight (1939 film)", "The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle", "The Wizard of Oz (1939 film)", "Gone with the Wind (film)", "The Grapes of Wrath (film)", "Rebecca (1940 film)", "The Sea Hawk (1940 film)", "The Long Voyage Home", "Citizen Kane", "How Green Was My Valley (film)", "The Magnificent Ambersons (film)", "Meet Me in St. Louis", "Mildred Pierce (film)", "The Killers (1946 film)", "Out of the Past", "T-Men", "The Naked City", "Oliver Twist (1948 film)", "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon", "Young Man with a Horn (film)", "Sunset Boulevard (film)", "On the Waterfront", "The Big Combo", "The Night of the Hunter (film)", "Picnic (1955 film)", "Sweet Smell of Success", "Touch of Evil", "Jules et Jim", "Lawrence of Arabia (film)", "Hud (1963 film)", "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (film)", "The Professionals (1966 film)", "Cool Hand Luke", "In Cold Blood (film)", "The Graduate", "2001: A Space Odyssey (film)", "Rosemary's Baby (film)", "Easy Rider", "Midnight Cowboy", "The Conformist (film)", "McCabe  &  Mrs. Miller", "The French Connection (film)", "The Godfather", "Fat City (film)", "Chinatown (1974 film)", "The Godfather Part II", "The Day of the Locust (film)", "Jaws (film)", "Dog Day Afternoon", "Taxi Driver", "Eraserhead", "Annie Hall", "Days of Heaven", "Apocalypse Now", "Raging Bull", "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial", "Blade Runner", "Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters", "Blue Velvet (film)", "The Last Emperor", "Empire of the Sun (film)", "The Unbearable Lightness of Being (film)", "The Last Temptation of Christ (film)", "Do the Right Thing", "Goodfellas", "Rotten Tomatoes", "New York Film Critics Circle Awards", "Boston Society of Film Critics Awards", "American Cinema Editors", "Cinematographer Style", "No Subtitles Necessary: Laszlo  &  Vilmos", "At the Movies (1986 TV program)", "Box Office Mojo", "Category:1992 films", "Category:1990s documentary films", "Category:American films", "Category:Documentary films about cinematography", "Category:English-language films", "Category:American independent films", "Category:Japanese films"], "94%", ""]
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["Journey Back to Oz", {"name": "Journey Back to Oz", "image": "Journey back to oz.jpg", "caption": "Original film poster", "director": "Hal Sutherland", "producer": "Preston Blair < br/ > Fred Ladd < br/ > Norm Prescott < br/ > Lou Scheimer", "writer": "Fred Ladd < br/ > Norm Prescott < br/ > Bernard Evslin", "based on": "The Marvelous Land of Oz by L. Frank Baum", "starring": "Milton Berle < br/ > Herschel Bernardi < br/ > Paul Ford < br/ > Margaret Hamilton < br/ > Jack E. Leonard < br/ > Paul Lynde < br/ > Ethel Merman < br/ > Liza Minnelli < br/ > Don Messick < br/ > Mickey Rooney < br/ > Danny Thomas < br/ > Mel Blanc", "music": "Walter Scharf (score and song arrangements) < br/ > Jimmy Van Heusen (songs) < br/ >  Sammy Cahn (lyrics)", "editing": "Joseph Simon", "studio": "Filmation", "runtime": "88 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English"}, ["Hal Sutherland", "Preston Blair", "Fred Ladd", "Norm Prescott", "Lou Scheimer", "Bernard Evslin", "The Marvelous Land of Oz", "L. Frank Baum", "Milton Berle", "Herschel Bernardi", "Paul Ford", "Margaret Hamilton (actress)", "Jack E. Leonard", "Paul Lynde", "Ethel Merman", "Liza Minnelli", "Don Messick", "Mickey Rooney", "Danny Thomas", "Mel Blanc", "Walter Scharf", "Jimmy Van Heusen", "Sammy Cahn", "Filmation", "Animation", "adventure film", "Musical film", "fantasy film", "Filmation", "L. Frank Baum", "novel", "The Marvelous Land of Oz", "Wizard of Oz (character)", "American Broadcasting Company", "Bill Cosby", "Filmation", "Liza Minnelli", "Dorothy Gale", "Judy Garland", "Ethel Merman", "Milton Berle", "Mickey Rooney", "Paul Lynde", "Herschel Bernardi", "Paul Ford", "Danny Thomas", "Margaret Hamilton (actress)", "Aunt Em", "Wicked Witch of the West", "Ris\u00eb Stevens", "Glinda the Good Witch", "four wall distribution", "Kansas", "Dorothy Gale", "Toto (Oz)", "Jack E. Leonard", "Emerald City", "Jack Pumpkinhead", "Paul Lynde", "Mombi", "Wicked Witch of the East", "Wicked Witch of the West", "crow", "Mel Blanc", "Ethel Merman", "elephant", "Scarecrow (Oz)", "Herschel Bernardi", "Sawhorse", "The Marvelous Land of Oz", "Merry Go Round in Oz", "Mickey Rooney", "Tin Woodman", "Danny Thomas", "Larry Storch", "Cowardly Lion", "Milton Berle", "Glinda the Good Witch", "Rise Stevens", "crystal ball", "hatchet", "gold", "mouse", "Liza Minnelli", "Dorothy Gale", "Don Messick", "Toto (Oz)", "Paul Lynde", "Jack Pumpkinhead", "Herschel Bernardi", "Ethel Merman", "Mombi", "Mickey Rooney", "Scarecrow (Oz)", "Danny Thomas", "Tin Woodman", "Milton Berle", "Cowardly Lion", "Ris\u00eb Stevens", "Glinda the Good Witch", "Jack E. Leonard", "Margaret Hamilton (actress)", "Aunt Em", "Paul Ford", "Uncle Henry (Oz)", "Larry Storch", "Dallas McKennon", "Soldier with the Green Whiskers", "Mel Blanc", "Sammy Cahn", "Jimmy Van Heusen", "film music", "Walter Scharf", "library music", "Johnny Pearson", "ITN", "ITV News at Ten", "Heavy Action", "Monday Night Football", "television syndication", "SFM Holiday Network", "American Broadcasting Company", "Bill Cosby", "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids", "Christmas television special", "DVD", "Lou Scheimer", "Hal Sutherland", "Fred Ladd", "Hallmark Entertainment", "List of American films of 1972", "Category:1972 animated films", "Category:1972 films", "Category:1970s sequel films", "Category:1970s American animated films", "Category:American children's animated adventure films", "Category:American children's animated fantasy films", "Category:Animated adventure films", "Category:Animated films based on The Wizard of Oz", "Category:Animated films based on children's books", "Category:Films with live action and animation", "Category:Filmation animated films", "Category:American films", "Category:Films about witchcraft", "Category:1970s children's animated films"], null, null]
["Battle of the Bulge (1965 film)", {"name": "Battle of the Bulge", "image": "Bulge_sheet_A.jpg", "caption": "Original movie poster", "producer": "Sidney Harmon < br / > Milton Sperling < br / > Philip Yordan < br > Dino De Laurentiis (uncredited)", "director": "Ken Annakin", "writer": "Bernard Gordon < br / > John Melson < br / > Milton Sperling < br / > Philip Yordan", "starring": "Henry Fonda < br / > Robert Shaw < br / > Robert Ryan", "narrator": "William Conrad", "music": "Benjamin Frankel", "cinematography": "Jack Hildyard", "editing": "Derek Parsons", "studio": "Cinerama Productions < br > United States Pictures", "distributor": "Warner Bros. Pictures", "runtime": "167 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$6.5 million < ref >  < /ref >", "gross": "$4.5 million (est. US/ Canada rentals) < ref > \" Big Rental Pictures of 1966 \" , Variety, January 4, 1967 p 8 < /ref >"}, ["Sidney Harmon", "Milton Sperling", "Philip Yordan", "Dino De Laurentiis", "Ken Annakin", "Bernard Gordon (writer)", "Milton Sperling", "Philip Yordan", "Henry Fonda", "Robert Shaw (British actor)", "Robert Ryan", "William Conrad", "Benjamin Frankel", "Jack Hildyard", "Cinerama", "United States Pictures", "Warner Bros. Pictures", "The New York Times", "widescreen", "Epic film", "war film", "Ken Annakin", "Henry Fonda", "Robert Shaw (British actor)", "Telly Savalas", "Robert Ryan", "Dana Andrews", "Charles Bronson", "Ultra Panavision 70", "Cinerama", "Battle of the Bulge", "Cinerama Dome", "Hollywood, California", "Battle_of_the_Bulge", "World War II", "Luxembourg", "Henry Fonda", "Robert Woods (actor)", "Ardennes", "Robert Shaw (British actor)", "Jochen Peiper", "Werner Peters", "Ty Hardin", "Operation Greif", "Robert Ryan", "Dana Andrews", "Hans Christian Blech", "Panzerlied", "Siegfried Line", "Charles Bronson", "James MacArthur", "George Montgomery (actor)", "Schnee Eifel", "Telly Savalas", "Amel", "black market", "Our (river)", "Pier Angeli", "Malmedy", "Siegfried Line", "Malmedy massacre", "military police", "Meuse (river)", "Henry Fonda", "Robert Shaw (British actor)", "Robert Ryan", "Dana Andrews", "George Montgomery (actor)", "Ty Hardin", "Pier Angeli", "Barbara Werle", "Charles Bronson", "Hans Christian Blech", "Werner Peters", "James MacArthur", "Karl-Otto Alberty", "Telly Savalas", "Steve Rowland (record producer)", "Robert Woods (actor)", "Robert Rietti", "Celles, Houyet", "2nd Armored Division (United States)", "2nd Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)", "Tiger II", "M24 Chaffee", "M47 Patton", "M4 Sherman", "Ardennes", "Sierra de Guadarrama", "Madrid", "Spain", "Operation Greif", "Patton", "Third United States Army", "761st Tank Battalion", "Eisenhower", "Bernard Montgomery", "William Conrad", "21st Army Group", "Eighth Army (United Kingdom)", "Third United States Army", "12th Army Group", "Omar Bradley", "Benjamin Abbott Dickson", "Waffen-SS", "Joachim Peiper", "Bernard Gordon (writer)", "Richard Fleischer", "Edward Dmytryk", "Jack L. Warner", "Technical advisor", "Meinrad von Lauchert", "President Eisenhower", "pan and scan", "letterboxed", "aspect ratio (image)", "Blu-ray", "Dell Comics", "List of American films of 1965", "Category:1965 films", "Category:1960s war films", "Category:American films", "Category:American war films", "Category:American epic films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films about armoured warfare", "Category:Films adapted into comics", "Category:Films directed by Ken Annakin", "Category:Films produced by Dino De Laurentiis", "Category:Films scored by Benjamin Frankel", "Category:Films set in 1944", "Category:Films set in 1945", "Category:Films set in Belgium", "Category:Films shot in Madrid", "Category:War epic films", "Category:Warner Bros. films", "Category:Western Front of World War II films"], null, null]
["Vanity Fair (1932 film)", {"name": "Vanity Fair", "image": "Vanityfair1932.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Chester M. Franklin", "producer": "M. H. Hoffman", "writer": "F. Hugh Herbert < br > Based on the novel by William Thackeray", "starring": "Myrna Loy < br > Conway Tearle < br > Barbara Kent < br > Anthony Bushell", "editing": "Mildred Johnston", "cinematography": "Tom Galligan < br > Harry Neumann", "studio": "Chester M. Franklin Productions", "distributor": "Allied Pictures", "runtime": "78 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English"}, ["Chester Franklin", "F. Hugh Herbert", "William Makepeace Thackeray", "Myrna Loy", "Conway Tearle", "Barbara Kent", "Anthony Bushell", "Mildred Johnston", "Tom Galligan (cinematographer)", "Harry Neumann", "Allied Pictures", "Pre-Code Hollywood", "Drama (film and television)", "Chester M. Franklin", "Myrna Loy", "Conway Tearle", "Anthony Bushell", "William Makepeace Thackeray", "Vanity Fair (novel)", "Regency era", "Becky Sharp (film)", "technicolor", "film adaptation", "Barbara Kent", "Myrna Loy", "Billy Bevan", "Engagement", "governess", "Conway Tearle", "Mayfair", "Contract bridge", "Soho", "chest of drawers", "etymology", "Myrna Loy", "Conway Tearle", "Barbara Kent", "Walter Byron (actor)", "Anthony Bushell", "Billy Bevan", "Montagu Love", "Herbert Bunston", "Mary Forbes", "Lionel Belmore", "Wild Bill Elliott", "Tom Ricketts", "Variety (magazine)", "Internet Archive", "Vanity Fair (1915 film)", "Vanity Fair (1923 film)", "Category:1932 films", "Category:1930s drama films", "Category:American drama films", "Category:American black-and-white films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films based on Vanity Fair (novel)", "Category:Films set in London", "Category:Films set in England", "Category:Films directed by Chester Franklin", "Category:American films"], null, null]
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["The Barber", {"name": "The Barber", "image": "Barbermp.jpg", "caption": "Promotional movie poster for the film", "director": "Michael Bafaro", "producer": "Melanie Kilgour < br / > Petros Tsaparas < br / > Evan Tylor", "writer": "Warren Low < br / > Michael Bafaro", "starring": "Malcolm McDowell < br / > Jeremy Ratchford < br / > Garwin Sanford < br / > C. Ernst Harth", "music": "Peter Allen", "cinematography": "Adam Sliwinski", "editing": "Grace Yuen", "runtime": "94 min.", "country": "Canada", "language": "English", "budget": "USD$1,000,000 < ref >  < /ref >"}, ["Michael Bafaro", "Melanie Kilgour", "Petros Tsaparas", "Evan Tylor", "Warren Low", "Michael Bafaro", "Malcolm McDowell", "Jeremy Ratchford", "Garwin Sanford", "C. Ernst Harth", "Peter Allen (composer)", "Adam Sliwinski", "Grace Yuen", "Canada", "English language", "United States dollar", "Internet Movie Database", "film", "antisocial personality disorder", "serial killer", "Malcolm McDowell", "Alaska", "metaphor", "black comedy", "Malcolm McDowell", "Jeremy Ratchford", "Garwin Sanford", "C. Ernst Harth", "Directors Guild of Canada", "Leo Awards", "Internet Movie Database", "Revelstoke, British Columbia", "Canada", "Category:2001 films", "Category:Canadian films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films set in Alaska", "Category:2000s psychological thriller films", "Category:Canadian serial killer films"], null, null]
["She's All That", {"name": "She's All That", "image": "Shes All That.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Robert Iscove", "writer": "R. Lee Fleming, Jr.", "music": "Stewart Copeland", "cinematography": "Francis Kenny", "editing": "Casey O. Rohrs", "studio": "Tapestry Films, FilmColony", "distributor": "Miramax Films", "runtime": "97 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$7-10 million < ref >  < /ref > < ref >  < /ref > < ref name= \" mojo \"  / >", "gross": "$103.2 million < ref name= \" mojo \" >  < /ref >"}, ["Robert Iscove", "Robert L. Levy (film producer)", "Freddie Prinze Jr.", "Rachael Leigh Cook", "Matthew Lillard", "Paul Walker", "Jodi Lyn O'Keefe", "Kevin Pollak", "Kieran Culkin", "Elden Henson", "Usher (singer)", "Lil' Kim", "Anna Paquin", "Stewart Copeland", "Francis Kenny", "Miramax Films", "Box Office Mojo", "Teen film", "romantic comedy", "Robert Iscove", "Freddie Prinze Jr.", "Rachael Leigh Cook", "Paul Walker", "Matthew Lillard", "List of modernized retellings of old stories", "George Bernard Shaw", "Pygmalion (play)", "George Cukor", "My Fair Lady (film)", "teen film", "Freddie Prinze Jr.", "big man (anthropology)", "Southern California", "high school", "Jodi Lyn O'Keefe", "The Real World", "Matthew Lillard", "Paul Walker", "Rachael Leigh Cook", "Anna Paquin", "Elden Henson", "Hacky Sack", "Kieran Culkin", "Dul\u00e9 Hill", "Road Rules: All Stars", "Kevin Pollak", "Usher (entertainer)", "Air horn#Portable or personal air horns", "soccer ball", "Freddie Prinze, Jr.", "Rachael Leigh Cook", "Paul Walker", "Matthew Lillard", "Jodi Lyn O'Keefe", "Kevin Pollak", "Usher (entertainer)", "Lil' Kim", "Anna Paquin", "Kieran Culkin", "Elden Henson", "Sarah Michelle Gellar", "Gabrielle Union", "Dul\u00e9 Hill", "Tamara Mello", "Clea DuVall", "Tim Matheson", "Alexis Arquette", "Chris Owen (actor)", "Vanessa Lee Chester", "Milo Ventimiglia", "Takbir Bashir", "Brandon Mychal Smith", "Flex Alexander", "Debbi Morgan", "Carlos Jacott", "Michael Milhoan", "Patricia Charbonneau", "Lil' Kim", "Nash Bridges", "The House of Yes", "The Daily Beast", "M. Night Shyamalan", "Script doctor", "Stuart Little (film)", "spec script", "The Sixth Sense", "Robert Iscove", "National Association of Theatre Owners", "Ghostwriter", "Movies.com", "The Daily Dot", "Twitter", "Entertainment Weekly", "The Mary Sue", "Winona Ryder", "Edward Scissorhands", "Reality Bites", "Hanson (band)", "Jeopardy", "Truth or Consequences, N.M. (film)", "John Hughes (filmmaker)", "Clark Kent#Identity change", "Torrance High School", "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", "Beverly Hills, 90210", "Adam Shankman", "Anne Fletcher", "Kiss Me (Sixpence None the Richer song)", "Remy Zero", "Liz Phair", "will.i.am", "The Black Eyed Peas", "Jurassic 5", "Robin Thicke", "Stretch Princess", "Kiss Me (Sixpence None the Richer song)", "Sixpence None The Richer", "Audioweb", "The Wiseguys", "Rick James", "Superdrag", "The Afghan Whigs", "Goldie", "The Rockafeller Skank", "Fatboy Slim", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Fandango Media", "Metacritic", "Metacritic", "CBS Interactive", "Gene Siskel", "Chicago Tribune", "Roger Ebert", "Chicago Sun-Times", "New York Times", "Winona Ryder", "New York Times", "Mick LaSalle", "San Francisco Chronicle", "San Francisco Chronicle", "Variety (magazine)", "Kevin Williamson (screenwriter)", "Scream (1996 film)", "Variety (magazine)", "San Francisco Examiner", "Empire (magazine)", "Empire magazine", "Super Bowl", "YoungStar Awards", "Teen Choice Awards", "MTV Movie Awards", "Young Hollywood Awards", "Sixpence None the Richer", "Kiss Me (Sixpence None the Richer song)", "Kids' Choice Awards", "Blockbuster Entertainment Awards", "Blockbuster Pressroom", "Variety (magazine)", "ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards", "Matt Slocum", "ALMA Awards", "Category:1999 films", "Category:1990s coming-of-age films", "Category:1990s high school films", "Category:1990s romantic comedy films", "Category:1990s teen comedy films", "Category:1990s teen romance films", "Category:American coming-of-age films", "Category:American films", "Category:American high school films", "Category:American romantic comedy films", "Category:American teen comedy films", "Category:American teen romance films", "Category:Coming-of-age comedy films", "Category:Coming-of-age romance films", "Category:Directorial debut films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films scored by Stewart Copeland", "Category:Films set in California", "Category:Films shot in Los Angeles", "Category:Films about proms", "Category:Films with screenplays by M. Night Shyamalan", "Category:Films directed by Robert Iscove", "Category:Miramax films"], null, null]
["The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou", {"name": "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou", "image": "Lifeaquaticposter.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Wes Anderson", "music": "Mark Mothersbaugh", "cinematography": "Robert Yeoman", "editing": "David Moritz", "distributor": "Buena Vista Pictures", "released": "< !--- per WP:FILMRELEASE --- >", "runtime": "118 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$50 million", "gross": "$34.8 million"}, ["Wes Anderson", "Barry Mendel", "Scott Rudin", "Noah Baumbach", "Bill Murray", "Owen Wilson", "Cate Blanchett", "Anjelica Huston", "Willem Dafoe", "Jeff Goldblum", "Michael Gambon", "Bud Cort", "Mark Mothersbaugh", "Robert Yeoman", "Touchstone Pictures", "Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures", "Los Angeles", "WP:FILMRELEASE", "Comedy-drama", "Wes Anderson", "Noah Baumbach", "Naples", "Ponza", "Italian Riviera", "Bill Murray", "Oceanography", "List of fictional fish#Film", "parody", "Homage (arts)", "Jacques Cousteau", "Cate Blanchett", "Willem Dafoe", "Michael Gambon", "Jeff Goldblum", "Anjelica Huston", "Owen Wilson", "Seu Jorge", "Bud Cort", "box office flop", "cult following", "The Sydney Morning Herald", "The A.V. Club", "Vox (website)", "Esquire (magazine)", "research vessel", "David Bowie", "Corporate bond", "Ponza", "buried at sea", "submersible", "Bill Murray", "Owen Wilson", "Cate Blanchett", "Anjelica Huston", "Willem Dafoe", "Jeff Goldblum", "Michael Gambon", "Bud Cort", "Noah Taylor", "Seu Jorge", "Robyn Cohen", "Waris Ahluwalia", "Matthew Gray Gubler", "Antonio Monda", "Isabella Blow", "Seymour Cassel", "The Great Gatsby", "The Magnificent Ambersons", "Moby-Dick", "Literature/Film Quarterly", "Respiro", "Cinema Journal", "Mark Mothersbaugh", "Devo", "Sven Libaek", "Seu Jorge", "David Bowie", "IGN", "News Corporation (1980\u20132013)", "\u00c1g\u00e6tis byrjun", "Sigur R\u00f3s", "Rolling Stones", "Box Office Mojo", "Amazon.com", "Rotten Tomatoes", "weighted average", "Metacritic", "Anthony Lane", "The New Yorker", "deadpan", "The New Yorker", "cult following", "The A.V. Club", "Art Directors Guild", "Art Directors Guild Award for Excellence in Production Design for a Contemporary Film", "Berlin International Film Festival", "Golden Berlin Bear", "Boston Society of Film Critics Awards", "Boston Society of Film Critics Award for Best Cast", "Cate Blanchett", "Willem Dafoe", "Jeff Goldblum", "Owen Wilson", "Bud Cort", "Anjelica Huston", "Michael Gambon", "Bill Murray", "Noah Taylor", "Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards", "Broadcast Film Critics Association Award for Best Cast", "Costume Designers Guild Awards", "Costume Designers Guild Award for Excellence in Costume Design for a Contemporary Film", "Milena Canonero", "Golden Trailer Awards", "Motion Picture Sound Editors", "Motion Picture Sound Editors", "Golden Satellite Awards", "Golden Satellite Award for Best Actor - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy", "Golden Satellite Awards", "Golden Satellite Awards", "Wes Anderson", "Noah Baumbach", "DVD", "Criterion Collection", "Rushmore (film)", "The Royal Tenenbaums", "Blu-ray", "Belafonte Sensacional", "Swimming With Dolphins", "SAS Walvisbaai", "n+1", "Category:2004 films", "Category:2000s adventure films", "Category:2000s comedy-drama films", "Category:American adventure comedy films", "Category:American adventure drama films", "Category:American comedy-drama films", "Category:American films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films scored by Mark Mothersbaugh", "Category:Films about filmmaking", "Category:American films about revenge", "Category:Films about sharks", "Category:Films directed by Wes Anderson", "Category:Films produced by Barry Mendel", "Category:Films produced by Scott Rudin", "Category:Films set in Italy", "Category:Films set in the Mediterranean Sea", "Category:Films shot in Italy", "Category:Films shot in Naples", "Category:Films featuring underwater diving", "Category:Pirate films", "Category:Films with screenplays by Wes Anderson", "Category:Touchstone Pictures films", "Category:Films produced by Wes Anderson", "Category:Films \u00e0 clef"], "56%", ""]
["Enigma (1982 film)", {"name": "Enigma", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "image": "Enigma FilmPoster.jpeg", "image_size": "170px", "director": "Jeannot Szwarc", "producer": "Ben Arbeid < br > Andr\u00e9 Pergament < br > Peter Shaw", "writer": "John Briley", "based on": "Enigma Sacrifice by Michael Barak", "starring": "Martin Sheen < br > Sam Neill < br > Brigitte Fossey", "music": "Douglas Gamley < br > Marc Wilkinson", "cinematography": "Jean-Louis Picavet", "editing": "Peter Culverwell < br > Peter Weatherley", "distributor": "Columbia-EMI-Warner  < br > Embassy Pictures", "runtime": "122 minutes", "country": "United Kingdom < br > United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$8.1 million < ref name= \" jake \" / >", "gross": "$894.000 < ref >  \" Movies: 'Enigma'. \"  boxofficemojo.com, 2019. Retrieved: August 17, 2019. < /ref >"}, ["Film poster", "Jeannot Szwarc", "John Briley", "Martin Sheen", "Sam Neill", "Brigitte Fossey", "Douglas Gamley", "Marc Wilkinson", "Columbia Pictures", "EMI Films", "Warner Bros.", "Embassy Pictures", "Jeannot Szwarc", "Turner Classic Movies", "Martin Sheen", "Sam Neill", "Brigitte Fossey", "Kevin McNally", "Martin Sheen", "Iron Curtain", "Michael Lonsdale", "CIA", "East Berlin", "Enigma code", "scrambler", "Soviet Union", "KGB", "Brigitte Fossey", "Sam Neill", "Martin Sheen", "Brigitte Fossey", "Sam Neill", "Derek Jacobi", "Michael Lonsdale", "Frank Finlay", "Warren Clarke", "Michael Williams (actor)", "Kevin McNally", "Michel Auclair", "F\u00e9odor Atkine", "Vincent Grass", "Liliane Rov\u00e8re", "Goldcrest Films", "Paris\u2013Le Bourget Airport", "Dassault Super Myst\u00e8re", "Dassault Myst\u00e8re IV", "Dassault Ouragan", "Sud Aviation Caravelle", "Lockheed Constellation", "Mus\u00e9e de l\u2019air et de l\u2019espace", "Janet Maslin", "The New York Times", "Jaws 2", "Somewhere in Time (film)", "Leonard Maltin", "Category:1982 films", "Category:Films directed by Jeannot Szwarc", "Category:Cold War spy films", "Category:1980s thriller drama films", "Category:Aviation films", "Category:Films scored by Marc Wilkinson", "Category:Films set in Berlin", "Category:Films about the Central Intelligence Agency"], null, null]
["Midnight Run", {"name": "Midnight Run", "image": "Midnight Run.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical Release Poster", "director": "Martin Brest", "producer": "Martin Brest < br > William Gilmore < br > Dan York", "writer": "George Gallo", "music": "Danny Elfman", "cinematography": "Donald E. Thorin", "editing": "Chris Lebenzon < br / > Michael Tronick < br / > Billy Weber", "distributor": "Universal Pictures", "runtime": "126 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$35 million < ref > Hollywood Opens Its Summer Onslaught \n By ALJEAN HARMETZ Special to The New York Times. New York Times (1923-Current file) [New York, N.Y] 26 May 1988: C27. < /ref >", "gross": "$81.6 million"}, ["Martin Brest", "George Gallo", "Robert De Niro", "Charles Grodin", "Yaphet Kotto", "John Ashton (actor)", "Dennis Farina", "Joe Pantoliano", "Danny Elfman", "Donald E. Thorin", "Chris Lebenzon", "Michael Tronick", "Billy Weber", "Universal Pictures", "buddy cop", "Action film", "comedy film", "Martin Brest", "Robert De Niro", "Charles Grodin", "Yaphet Kotto", "John Ashton (actor)", "Dennis Farina", "Joe Pantoliano", "Philip Baker Hall", "The Midnight Run Action Pack", "Television film", "sequel", "Bounty hunter", "bail bondsman", "heroin", "Robert De Niro", "Charles Grodin", "Yaphet Kotto", "John Ashton (actor)", "Dennis Farina", "Joe Pantoliano", "Robert Miranda (actor)", "Jack Kehoe", "Wendy Phillips", "Philip Baker Hall", "Tom McCleister", "Fran Brill", "The Untouchables (1987 film)", "Penny Marshall", "Big (film)", "Tom Hanks", "Martin Brest", "Beverly Hills Cop", "George Gallo", "Paramount Pictures", "Cher", "Robin Williams", "Bruce Willis", "United International Pictures", "Universal Studios", "Ned Tanen", "Casey Silver", "White Mountain, Arizona", "The New York Times", "Yaphet Kotto", "Dachau concentration camp", "Danny Elfman", "MCA Records", "Oingo Boingo", "Dark at the End of the Tunnel", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Roger Ebert", "Chicago Sun-Times", "The Globe and Mail", "Jay Scott", "Jack Benny", "The Globe and Mail", "Vincent Canby", "The New York Times", "The New York Times", "The Washington Post", "The Washington Post", "David Ansen", "Newsweek", "Newsweek", "CinemaScore", "Another Midnight Run", "Midnight Runaround", "Midnight Run for Your Life", "List of American films of 1988", "Category:1988 films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:1980s action comedy films", "Category:1980s buddy films", "Category:1980s crime comedy films", "Category:1980s road movies", "Category:American films", "Category:American action comedy films", "Category:American buddy films", "Category:American chase films", "Category:American crime comedy films", "Category:American comedy thriller films", "Category:American road movies", "Category:Films directed by Martin Brest", "Category:Films scored by Danny Elfman", "Category:Films shot in Michigan", "Category:Universal Pictures films", "Category:American buddy cop films", "Category:Buddy comedy films", "Category:1980s buddy cop films", "Category:1980s chase films"], "96%", ""]
["Bride and Prejudice", {"name": "Bride and Prejudice", "image": "Bride-and-prejudice.jpeg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Gurinder Chadha", "music": "Anu Malik", "cinematography": "Santosh Sivan", "editing": "Justin Krish", "runtime": "111 minutes < !--Theatrical runtime: 111:16-- > < ref >  < /ref >", "budget": "$7 million < ref name= \" boxofficemojo.com \" >  < /ref >", "gross": "$24.7 million < ref name= \" boxofficemojo.com \"  / >"}, ["Gurinder Chadha", "Paul Mayeda Berges", "Pride and Prejudice", "Jane Austen", "Aishwarya Rai", "Martin Henderson", "Daniel Gillies", "Nadira Babbar", "Anupam Kher", "Naveen Andrews", "Indira Varma", "Namrata Shirodkar", "Sonali Kulkarni", "Anu Malik", "Santosh Sivan", "Path\u00e9", "Miramax Films", "British Board of Film Classification", "Romance film", "Drama (modern genre)", "Gurinder Chadha", "Paul Mayeda Berges", "Bollywood", "Film adaptation", "Pride and Prejudice", "Jane Austen", "Hindi", "Punjabi language", "WP:FILMPLOT", "Aishwarya Rai", "Amritsar", "Namrata Shirodkar", "Peeya Rai Chowdhary", "Meghna Kothari", "Martin Henderson", "barrister", "Naveen Andrews", "Indira Varma", "Goa", "Daniel Gillies", "Garba (dance)", "Heathrow Airport", "First class travel", "Marsha Mason", "Georgina Chapman", "Alexis Bledel", "Gold digger", "Aishwarya Rai", "Elizabeth Bennet", "Martin Henderson", "Fitzwilliam Darcy", "Naveen Andrews", "Anupam Kher", "Mr. Bennet (Pride and Prejudice)", "Nadira Babbar", "Namrata Shirodkar", "Indira Varma", "Sonali Kulkarni", "Nitin Ganatra", "Alexis Bledel", "Daniel Gillies", "Marsha Mason", "Template:Tracklist", "Sonu Nigam", "Gayatri Iyer", "Udit Narayan", "Alka Yagnik", "Gayatri Iyer", "Sowmya Raoh", "Alka Yagnik", "Kunal Ganjawala", "Anu Malik", "Alka Yagnik", "Gayatri Iyer", "Ashanti (singer)", "Halton House", "Stoke Park Club", "Turville", "Cobstone Windmill", "Southall", "Somerset House", "Maida Vale", "London Eye", "National Film Theatre", "Harmandir Sahib", "Amritsar", "Goa", "Grand Canyon", "Walt Disney Concert Hall", "Santa Monica, California", "Ashanti (entertainer)", "item number", "review aggregation", "Rotten Tomatoes", "average rating", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Fandango (company)", "Metacritic", "Metacritic", "CBS Interactive", "The Guardian", "BBC", "Bhangra (music)", "BBC", "BBC", "USA Today", "Rolling Stone", "Rolling Stone", "The New York Times Magazine", "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "Category:2000s romantic comedy films", "Category:2004 films", "Category:American films", "Category:British films", "Category:Films scored by Anu Malik", "Category:British Indian films", "Category:Indian-American films", "Category:British romantic comedy films", "Category:British musical films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:English-language Indian films", "Category:Films about Indian weddings", "Category:Films about interracial romance", "Category:Films about weddings", "Category:Films based on Pride and Prejudice", "Category:Films directed by Gurinder Chadha", "Category:Films set in Amritsar", "Category:2000s Hindi-language films", "Category:Punjabi-language films", "Category:Romantic musical films", "Category:Films with screenplays by Paul Mayeda Berges", "Category:Films with screenplays by Gurinder Chadha", "Category:Asian-American comedy films", "Category:Asian-American romance films"], "64%", ""]
["Mrityudata", {"name": "Mrityudaata", "image": "Mrityudata.jpg", "caption": "Poster", "director": "Mehul Kumar", "producer": "Amitabh Bachchan Corporation Limited (ABCL)", "writer": "Mehul Kumar < br/ > Jalees Sherwani (dialogues)", "starring": "Amitabh Bachchan < br / > Dimple Kapadia < br / > Karisma Kapoor < br / > Paresh Rawal < br / > Deepak Tijori < br / > Arbaaz Ali Khan", "music": "Anand-Milind", "cinematography": "Rusi Billimoria", "studio": "Amitabh Bachcan Corporation Limited (ABCL)", "editing": "Yusuf Sheikh", "runtime": "167 mins", "country": "India", "language": "Hindi", "budget": "< ref name= \" boi \" >  < /ref >", "gross": "< ref name= \" boi \" / >"}, ["Mehul Kumar", "Amitabh Bachchan", "Dimple Kapadia", "Karisma Kapoor", "Paresh Rawal", "Deepak Tijori", "Arbaaz Ali Khan", "Anand-Milind", "Hindi", "crore", "Box Office India", "Bollywood films of 1997", "Bollywood", "musical", "Action film", "movie", "directed by", "Mehul Kumar", "Anand Milind", "Amitabh Bachchan", "Shekhar Kapur", "Bandit Queen", "Sunny Deol", "Arbaaz Ali Khan", "Daler Mehndi", "New Straits Times", "Google News Archive", "Amitabh Bachchan", "Dimple Kapadia", "Arbaaz Ali Khan", "Karishma Kapoor", "Tiku Talsania", "Deepak Tijori", "Mukesh Rishi", "Ashish Vidyarthi", "Mushtaq Khan", "Pran (actor)", "Paresh Rawal", "Amitabh Bachchan", "Dimple Kapadia", "Karishma Kapoor", "Arbaaz Ali Khan", "Paresh Rawal", "Mukesh Rishi", "Ashish Vidyarthi", "Tiku Talsania", "Mushtaq Khan", "Deepak Tijori", "Aasif Sheikh", "Farida Jalal", "Pran (actor)", "Daler Mehndi", "Daler Mehndi", "Sudesh Bhosle", "Vinod Rathod", "Sushma Shrestha", "Mohammad Aziz", "Alka Yagnik", "Abhijeet Bhattacharya", "Category:1997 films", "Category:Indian films", "Category:1990s Hindi-language films", "Category:Films scored by Anand\u2013Milind", "Category:Indian action films", "Category:Hindi-language films", "Category:Indian action drama films", "Category:Indian films about revenge", "Category:Films about corruption in India", "Category:Law enforcement in India"], null, null]
["Dodes'ka-den", {"name": "Dodes'ka-den", "image": "Dodeskaden.JPG", "writer": "Akira Kurosawa < br / > Hideo Oguni < br / > Shinobu Hashimoto", "starring": "Yoshitaka Zushi < br > Kin Sugai < br > Toshiyuki Tonomura", "director": "Akira Kurosawa", "music": "T\u014dru Takemitsu", "editing": "Reiko Kaneko", "cinematography": "Yasumichi Fukuzawa < br / > Takao Sait\u00f4", "studio": "Toho Studios < br > Yonki no Kai Productions", "distributor": "Toho", "runtime": "140 minutes", "country": "Japan", "language": "Japanese"}, ["Akira Kurosawa", "Hideo Oguni", "Shinobu Hashimoto", "Yoshitaka Zushi", "Kin Sugai", "Toshiyuki Tonomura", "Akira Kurosawa", "T\u014dru Takemitsu", "Takao Saito (cinematographer)", "Toho", "nonce word", "Akira Kurosawa", "Sh\u016bgor\u014d Yamamoto", "onomatopoeia", "Sh\u016bgor\u014d Yamamoto", "Track (rail transport)#Joining rails", "Shanty town", "rubbish dump", "tram", "Intellectual disability", "No\u00ebl Burch", "wife-swapping", "Repouss\u00e9 and chasing", "Yoshitaka Zushi", "Kin Sugai", "Toshiyuki Tonomura", "Shinsuke Minami", "Yuko Kusunoki", "Junzabur\u014d Ban", "Kiyoko Tange", "Michio Hino", "Keiji Furuyama", "Tappie Shimokawa", "Kunie Tanaka", "Jitsuko Yoshimura", "Hisashi Igawa", "Hideko Okiyama", "Hiroshi Akutagawa", "Kamatari Fujiwara", "Red Beard", "Dodes'ka-den", "Keisuke Kinoshita", "Masaki Kobayashi", "Kon Ichikawa", "Academy Award", "Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film", "44th Academy Awards", "depression (mood)", "Sion Sono", "Dardenne brothers", "British Film Institute", "Sight  &  Sound", "Grand Prix (Belgian Film Critics Association)", "Belgian Film Critics Association", "List of submissions to the 44th Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film", "List of Japanese submissions for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film", "Japanese Movie Database", "Stephen Prince", "Criterion Collection", "Category:1970 films", "Category:1970s drama films", "Category:Japanese films", "Category:Japanese drama films", "Category:Japanese-language films", "Category:Japanese anthology films", "Category:Rail transport films", "Category:Films based on Japanese novels", "Category:Films directed by Akira Kurosawa", "Category:Films with screenplays by Shinobu Hashimoto", "Category:Films with screenplays by Akira Kurosawa", "Category:Films with screenplays by Hideo Oguni", "Category:Films scored by Toru Takemitsu", "Category:Toho films"], null, null]
["Super Troopers", {"name": "Super Troopers", "image": "Supertrooper.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Jay Chandrasekhar", "producer": "Richard Perello", "writer": "Broken Lizard", "starring": "Jay Chandrasekhar < br/ > Kevin Heffernan < br/ > Steve Lemme < br/ > Paul Soter < br/ > Erik Stolhanske < br/ > Brian Cox < br > Daniel von Bargen < br/ > Marisa Coughlan", "music": "38 Special", "cinematography": "Joaqu\u00edn Baca-Asay", "editing": "Jacob Craycroft < br/ > Jay Chandrasekhar < br/ > Kevin Heffernan < br/ > George Folsey Jr. () < ref >  < /ref >", "distributor": "Fox Searchlight Pictures < ref name=afi/ >", "runtime": "103 minutes", "language": "English", "country": "United States", "budget": "$1.5\u20133 million < ref name=TN/ > < ref name=BOM/ >", "gross": "$23.2 million < ref name= \" BOM \" >  < /ref >"}, ["Jay Chandrasekhar", "Broken Lizard", "Jay Chandrasekhar", "Kevin Heffernan (actor)", "Steve Lemme", "Paul Soter", "Erik Stolhanske", "Brian Cox (actor)", "Daniel von Bargen", "Marisa Coughlan", "38 Special (band)", "George Folsey Jr.", "British Film Institute", "AFI Catalog of Feature Films", "Fox Searchlight Pictures", "Sundance Film Festival", "Box Office Mojo", "comedy film", "Jay Chandrasekhar", "Broken Lizard", "Kevin Heffernan (actor)", "Steve Lemme", "Paul Soter", "Erik Stolhanske", "Marisa Coughlan", "Daniel von Bargen", "Brian Cox (actor)", "Lynda Carter", "Fox Searchlight", "PopMatters", "Super Troopers 2", "Vermont", "Vermont State Police", "Cannabis (drug)", "Jay Chandrasekhar", "Paul Soter", "Steve Lemme", "Erik Stolhanske", "Kevin Heffernan (actor)", "Brian Cox (actor)", "Daniel von Bargen", "Marisa Coughlan", "police officer", "police officer", "police officer", "Joey Kern", "Geoffrey Arend", "Philippe Brenninkmeyer", "Jim Gaffigan", "Speed limit", "Blanchard Ryan", "Lynda Carter", "Governor of Vermont", "John Bedford Lloyd", "Charlie Finn", "Walt MacPherson", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Metacritic", "Metacritic", "Roger Ebert", "Chicago Sun-Times", "cult movie", "Esquire (magazine)", "Generation Y", "Deadline Hollywood", "Penske Business Media", "The Numbers (website)", "38 Special (band)", "The Unband", "Nashville Pussy", "Southern Culture on the Skids", "Southern Culture on the Skids", "Nashville Pussy", "Southern Culture on the Skids", "Southern Culture on the Skids", "The Unband", "Joseph Henry", "Lady Porn", "Wave Twisters", "crowdfunding", "Indiegogo", "Collider (website)", "Category:2000s crime comedy films", "Category:2000s independent films", "Category:2001 films", "Category:American buddy films", "Category:American crime comedy films", "Category:American films", "Category:American independent films", "Category:Broken Lizard", "Category:English-language films", "Category:American films about cannabis", "Category:Fox Searchlight Pictures films", "Category:Films directed by Jay Chandrasekhar", "Category:Films set in Vermont", "Category:Films about drugs", "Category:American parody films", "Category:2000s police comedy films", "Category:Films about police misconduct", "Category:American slapstick comedy films", "Category:Films shot in New York (state)"], "35%", ""]
["Twins (1988 film)", {"name": "Twins", "image": "Twins_Poster.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Ivan Reitman", "producer": "Ivan Reitman", "cinematography": "Andrzej Bartkowiak", "distributor": "Universal Pictures", "runtime": "107 minutes < !--Theatrical runtime: 107:09-- > < ref >  < /ref >", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$18 million < ref >  < /ref >", "gross": "$216.6 million < ref name= \" BOM \" >  < /ref >"}, ["Ivan Reitman", "William Davies (screenwriter)", "Arnold Schwarzenegger", "Danny DeVito", "Kelly Preston", "Chloe Webb", "Bonnie Bartlett", "Tony Jay", "Georges Delerue", "Randy Edelman", "Andrzej Bartkowiak", "Donn Cambern", "Sheldon Kahn", "Universal Pictures", "British Board of Film Classification", "buddy film", "comedy film", "Ivan Reitman", "Arnold Schwarzenegger", "Danny DeVito", "Know-how", "twin", "Los Angeles", "orphanage", "Oceania", "twin telepathy", "Arnold Schwarzenegger", "Danny DeVito", "Kelly Preston", "Chloe Webb", "Bonnie Bartlett", "Heather Graham", "David Caruso", "Trey Wilson", "Marvin J. McIntyre", "Marshall Bell", "Tony Jay", "Hugh O'Brian", "Jason Reitman", "Catherine Reitman", "Nehemiah Persoff", "Maury Chaykin", "Tom McCleister", "Sven-Ole Thorsen", "Richard Portnow", "Frances Bay", "Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa", "Elizabeth Kaitan", "Joe Medjuck", "Nicolette Larson", "Jeff Beck", "Terry Bozzio", "Robert Harper (actor)", "Dendrie Taylor", "Georges Delerue", "Randy Edelman", "Ghostbusters II", "Kindergarten Cop", "Six Days, Seven Nights", "Rio Grande Gorge Bridge", "Taos, New Mexico", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Roger Ebert", "Chicago Sun-Times", "CinemaScore", "United Kingdom", "Kindergarten Cop", "Junior (1994 film)", "Chicago Sun-Times", "Eddie Murphy", "The Hollywood Reporter", "Screen Rant", "Junior (1994 film)", "List of American films of 1988", "Humse Badhkar Kaun", "Category:1988 films", "Category:1980s buddy comedy films", "Category:1980s buddy films", "Category:1980s comedy films", "Category:American films", "Category:American buddy films", "Category:American comedy films", "Category:American buddy comedy films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films scored by Georges Delerue", "Category:Films about twin brothers", "Category:Films directed by Ivan Reitman", "Category:Films set in Los Angeles", "Category:Films set in New Mexico", "Category:Films set in Texas", "Category:Films shot in New Mexico", "Category:Films with screenplays by William Goldman", "Category:Works about adoption", "Category:Universal Pictures films", "Category:Films scored by Randy Edelman", "Category:Films with screenplays by William Davies", "Category:Films produced by Ivan Reitman"], null, null]
["Europa (film)", {"name": "Europa", "image": "Europa (film).jpg", "caption": "DVD cover", "director": "Lars von Trier", "narrator": "Max von Sydow", "music": "Joachim Holbek", "editing": "Herv\u00e9 Schneid", "distributor": "Nordisk Film Biografdistribution", "runtime": "114 minutes < !--Theatrical runtime: 114:06-- > < ref >  < /ref >", "gross": "$1 million < ref >  < /ref >"}, ["Lars von Trier", "Peter Aalb\u00e6k Jensen", "Bo Christensen", "Jean-Marc Barr", "Barbara Sukowa", "Udo Kier", "Ernst-Hugo J\u00e4reg\u00e5rd", "Max von Sydow", "Edward Klosinski", "Herv\u00e9 Schneid", "Det Danske Filminstitut", "Svenska Filminstitutet", "Eurimages", "Union Generale Cinematographique", "Nordisk Film", "1991 Cannes Film Festival", "British Board of Film Classification", "Danish krone", "United States dollar", "Box Office Mojo", "Internet Movie Database", "political film", "Drama (film and television)", "art film", "Lars von Trier", "Europa trilogy", "The Element of Crime", "Epidemic (film)", "Ensemble cast", "Jean-Marc Barr", "Barbara Sukowa", "Udo Kier", "expatriate", "Eddie Constantine", "Max von Sydow", "Ernst-Hugo J\u00e4reg\u00e5rd", "Franz Kafka", "Amerika (novel)", "Germany", "World War II", "Allied Occupation Zones in Germany", "femme fatale", "Nazism", "Werwolf", "Max von Sydow", "Jean-Marc Barr", "Barbara Sukowa", "Udo Kier", "Ernst-Hugo J\u00e4reg\u00e5rd", "Erik M\u00f8rk", "Eddie Constantine", "J\u00f8rgen Reenberg", "Lars von Trier", "Baard Owe", "Image:EuropaFilmStyle.jpg", "Experimental filmmaker", "black and white", "color", "rear projection", "surrealism", "voice-over", "second-person narrative", "melodramatic", "Irony", "film noir", "Chojna", "Nordisk Film", "Zentropa", "Mitropa", "North America", "Europa Europa", "Review aggregator", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Fandango Media", "1991 Cannes Film Festival", "Jury Prize (Cannes Festival)", "Palme d'Or", "Finger (gesture)", "The Criterion Collection", "audio commentary", "Criterion Collection", "Category:1991 films", "Category:British films", "Category:Danish films", "Category:French films", "Category:German films", "Category:Polish films", "Category:Swedish films", "Category:Swiss films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:English-language French films", "Category:German-language films", "Category:1990s drama films", "Category:British avant-garde and experimental films", "Category:British drama films", "Category:Danish avant-garde and experimental films", "Category:Danish drama films", "Category:French avant-garde and experimental films", "Category:French drama films", "Category:German avant-garde and experimental films", "Category:German drama films", "Category:Polish avant-garde and experimental films", "Category:Polish drama films", "Category:Swedish avant-garde and experimental films", "Category:Swedish drama films", "Category:Swiss avant-garde and experimental films", "Category:Swiss drama films", "Category:Films directed by Lars von Trier", "Category:Films set in Germany", "Category:Films set in 1945", "Category:Films set in 1946", "Category:Films shot in Denmark", "Category:Films shot in Poland", "Category:Films about Nazis", "Category:Rail transport films", "Category:1990s avant-garde and experimental films"], "85%", "7.3/10"]
["Free, White and 21", {"name": "Free, White and 21", "director": "Larry Buchanan", "producer": "Larry Buchanan", "writer": "Larry Buchanan < br > Harold Dwain < br > Cliff Pope", "starring": "Frederick O'Neal < br > Annalena Lund", "music": "Joey Johnson", "cinematography": "Ralph K. Johnson", "editing": "Larry Buchanan", "studio": "Falcon International Corporation", "distributor": "American International Pictures", "released": "< small > (Detroit) < /small >", "runtime": "104 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$40,000 < ref name= \" AIP \" > Mark McGee, Faster and Furiouser: The Revised and Fattened Fable of American International Pictures, McFarland, 1996 p237 < /ref >"}, ["Larry Buchanan", "Frederick O'Neal", "American International Pictures", "1963 in film", "Larry Buchanan", "Dallas", "Texas", "wikt:free, white, and twenty-one", "Frederick O'Neal", "Annalena Lund", "James H. Nicholson", "Samuel Z. Arkoff", "American International Pictures", "List of American films of 1963", "Category:1963 films", "Category:1960s drama films", "Category:American films", "Category:American drama films", "Category:American International Pictures films", "Category:American black-and-white films", "Category:American courtroom films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:American exploitation films", "Category:Films about racism", "Category:Films set in Texas", "Category:Films shot in Texas", "Category:Films about rape", "Category:Films directed by Larry Buchanan"], null, null]
["Repossessed (film)", {"name": "Repossessed", "image": "Repossessed-poster.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Bob Logan", "producer": "Steve Wizan", "writer": "Bob Logan", "music": "Charles Fox", "cinematography": "Michael D. Margulies", "studio": "Carolco Pictures", "distributor": "Seven Arts < br / >", "runtime": "89 minutes < ref >  < /ref >", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "gross": "$1.4 million"}, ["Bob Logan (film director)", "Linda Blair", "Ned Beatty", "Leslie Nielsen", "Anthony Starke", "Charles Fox (composer)", "Carolco Pictures", "New Line Cinema", "comedy film", "parody", "The Exorcist (film)", "Bob Logan (film director)", "Linda Blair", "Leslie Nielsen", "Anthony Starke", "devil", "demonic possession", "exorcism", "Ned Beatty", "pantomime horse", "Rock 'n Roll", "Devil with a Blue Dress On", "The Pope", "I'll be back", "Linda Blair", "Ned Beatty", "Leslie Nielsen", "Anthony Starke", "Lana Schwab", "Thom J. Sharp", "Robert Fuller (actor)", "Jesse Ventura", "Gene Okerlund", "Bob Zany", "Jake Steinfeld", "Wally George", "Jack LaLanne", "Army Archerd", "limited release", "United States", "New Line Cinema", "VHS", "laserdisc", "Artisan Entertainment", "DVD", "Lionsgate", "My Best Friend Is a Vampire", "Slaughter High", "Silent Night, Deadly Night 3: Better Watch Out!", "Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide", "Signet Books", "Ballantine Books", "Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Original Song", "Devil with a Blue Dress On", "William  \" Mickey \"  Stevenson", "Shorty Long", "Nicholas O'Har", "Charles Fox (composer)", "Cindy Valentine", "Cindy Valentine", "Pump Up the Jam", "Ya Kid K", "Chasin' the Devil", "Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Original Song#1990s", "Chris LeVrar", "Chris LeVrar", "Category:1990 films", "Category:1990s comedy horror films", "Category:American comedy horror films", "Category:American parody films", "Category:American films", "Category:Carolco Pictures films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films about exorcism", "Category:Films about religion", "Category:Films set in 1973", "Category:Films set in 1990", "Category:Religious comedy films", "Category:The Devil in fiction", "Category:American slapstick comedy films", "Category:Parodies of horror"], null, null]
["Sin City (film)", {"name": "Sin City", "image": "Sincitypostercast.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "cinematography": "Robert Rodriguez", "editing": "Robert Rodriguez", "distributor": "Miramax", "runtime": "124 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$40 million < ref name= \" BOM \"  / >", "gross": "$158.8 million < ref name= \" BOM \"  / >"}, ["Robert Rodriguez", "Frank Miller (comics)", "Quentin Tarantino", "Elizabeth Avell\u00e1n", "Sin City", "Jessica Alba", "Benicio del Toro", "Brittany Murphy", "Clive Owen", "Mickey Rourke", "Bruce Willis", "Elijah Wood", "John Debney", "Graeme Revell", "Troublemaker Studios", "Dimension Films", "Miramax", "Mann Theatres", "USA Today", "Crime film", "anthology film", "Robert Rodriguez", "Frank Miller (comics)", "graphic novel", "Sin City", "The Hard Goodbye", "The Big Fat Kill", "everyman", "That Yellow Bastard", "serial killer", "ensemble cast", "Jessica Alba", "Benicio del Toro", "Brittany Murphy", "Clive Owen", "Mickey Rourke", "Bruce Willis", "Elijah Wood", "Alexis Bledel", "Michael Clarke Duncan", "Rosario Dawson", "Carla Gugino", "Rutger Hauer", "Jaime King", "Michael Madsen", "Nick Stahl", "Makenzie Vega", "2005 Cannes Film Festival", "Marley Shelton", "Josh Hartnett", "cigarette", "DVD", "suicide", "John Hartigan", "Bruce Willis", "Roark Junior", "Nick Stahl", "Rape", "Nancy Callahan", "Makenzie Vega", "Roark family#Senator Roark", "Powers Boothe", "Michael Madsen", "genitals", "Marv (Sin City)", "Mickey Rourke", "Jaime King", "Carla Gugino", "parole", "Frank Miller (comics)", "stalker", "Elijah Wood", "Rutger Hauer", "red light district", "Brittany Murphy", "Benicio del Toro", "Clive Owen", "Alexis Bledel", "Rosario Dawson", "Devon Aoki", "Pez dispenser", "Jack Rafferty", "Michael Clarke Duncan", "mercenaries", "coma", "parole", "erotic dancer", "Jessica Alba", "Castration", "suicide", "List of Sin City yarns#The Babe Wore Red and Other Stories", "Josh Hartnett", "List of characters from Sin City#Male Antagonists", "Marley Shelton", "List of characters from Sin City", "The Hard Goodbye", "Mickey Rourke", "Marv (Sin City)", "Jaime King", "Goldie and Wendy", "Carla Gugino", "List of characters from Sin City#Others", "Elijah Wood", "Kevin (Sin City)", "Rutger Hauer", "Roark family#Cardinal Roark", "Jason Douglas", "Frank Miller (comics)", "The Big Fat Kill", "Clive Owen", "Dwight McCarthy", "Benicio del Toro", "Jack Rafferty", "Rosario Dawson", "The Girls of Old Town#Enforcers", "Michael Clarke Duncan", "List of characters from Sin City#Antagonists", "Alexis Bledel", "The Girls of Old Town#Others", "Devon Aoki", "Miho (Sin City)", "Brittany Murphy", "List of characters from Sin City#Others", "Patricia Vonne", "The Girls of Old Town#Others", "Nicky Katt", "List of characters from Sin City#Others", "Clark Middleton", "List of characters from Sin City#Others", "Tommy Flanagan (actor)", "List of characters from Sin City#Others", "That Yellow Bastard", "Bruce Willis", "John Hartigan", "Jessica Alba", "Nancy Callahan", "Makenzie Vega", "Nick Stahl", "Roark Junior", "Powers Boothe", "Roark family#Senator Roark", "Michael Madsen", "List of characters from Sin City#Others", "Jude Ciccolella", "List of characters from Sin City#Others", "Rick Gomez", "List of characters from Sin City#Others", "Nick Offerman", "List of characters from Sin City#Others", "File:Becky-Sin City.jpg", "Alexis Bledel", "Roger Ebert", "Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams", "John Debney", "Graeme Revell", "The Servant (band)", "Silvestre Revueltas", "Fluke (band)", "Quentin Tarantino", "Benicio del Toro", "Directors Guild of America", "hive4media.com", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Metacritic", "Metacritic", "CinemaScore", "Roger Ebert", "James Berardinelli", "Sun-Sentinel", "Seattle Post-Intelligencer", "Abu Ghraib", "The New York Times", "Manohla Dargis", "A. 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["The Golden Compass (film)", {"name": "The Golden Compass", "image": "The Golden Compass.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Chris Weitz", "producer": "Bill Carraro < br / > Deborah Forte", "screenplay": "Chris Weitz", "music": "Alexandre Desplat", "cinematography": "Henry Braham", "runtime": "113 minutes < ref name= \" mojo \"  / >", "country": "United States < br / > United Kingdom", "language": "English", "budget": "$180 million < ref name= \" mojo \"  / >", "gross": "$372.2 million < ref name= \" mojo \"  / >"}, ["Chris Weitz", "Deborah Forte", "Northern Lights (novel)", "Philip Pullman", "Nicole Kidman", "Dakota Blue Richards", "Daniel Craig", "Sam Elliott", "Eva Green", "Ian McKellen", "Ian McShane", "Freddie Highmore", "Alexandre Desplat", "Henry Braham", "Anne V. 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["Surf Ninjas", {"name": "Surf Ninjas", "image": "Surfninjasposter.jpg", "alt": "Three teenage boys stand on a yellow surfboard, riding a tidal wave. They wear yellow-and-orange bandannas, are armed with sword-like weapons, and are smiling. Beneath their surfboard is an old, armored man with a shocked look on his face, reaching up with his right hand for help. Beside the surfboard are the words  \" Surf Ninjas \" , followed by a dragon emblem.", "caption": "Theatrical poster", "director": "Neal Israel", "producer": "Evzen Kolar", "music": "David Kitay", "editing": "Tom Walls", "distributor": "New Line Cinema", "runtime": "87 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "gross": "$4.9 million (USA) < ref name= \" bom \"  / >"}, ["Neal Israel", "Evzen Kolar", "Dan Gordon (screenwriter)", "Ernie Reyes Jr.", "Rob Schneider", "Tone L\u014dc", "John Karlen", "Ernie Reyes Sr.", "Leslie Nielsen", "David Kitay", "Arthur Albert", "New Line Cinema", "martial arts film", "Neal Israel", "Dan Gordon (screenwriter)", "Ernie Reyes Jr.", "Rob Schneider", "Leslie Nielsen", "Hawaii", "Thailand", "Sega", "Game Gear", "Patusan", "Ernie Reyes Sr.", "Ernie Reyes Jr.", "John Karlen", "Rob Schneider", "Leslie Nielsen", "Kelly Hu", "Tone Loc", "Nathan Jung", "Chicago Sun-Times", "Thailand", "Hawaii", "Evansville Courier  &  Press", "New Line Cinema", "Sega", "Sega Game Gear", "Neal Israel", "Dan Gordon (screenwriter)", "Sega Visions", "Orlando Sentinel", "Amiga 1200", "Amiga CD32", "Flair Software", "New Line Cinema", "Evansville, Indiana", "Lubbock, Texas", "Evansville Courier  &  Press", "Manhattan Murder Mystery", "San Francisco Chronicle", "Box Office Mojo", "VHS", "Austin American-Statesman", "DVD", "Rotten Tomatoes", "The New York Times", "The New York Times", "Chicago Sun-Times", "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", "surf culture", "Rob Schneider", "Leslie Nielsen", "Chicago Sun-Times", "The Kansas City Star", "The Kansas City Star", "The Baltimore Sun", "Ernie Reyes, Jr.", "The Baltimore Sun", "The Washington Post", "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles#Feature films", "3 Ninjas", "The Washington Post", "Boston Herald", "Boston Herald", "The Philadelphia Inquirer", "Lieutenant Frank Drebin", "The Naked Gun (film series)", "The Philadelphia Inquirer", "San Francisco Chronicle", "San Francisco Chronicle", "The Washington Times", "The Washington Times", "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette", "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette", "St. Louis Post-Dispatch", "St. Louis Post-Dispatch", "The Salt Lake Tribune", "Toys  \" R \"  Us", "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom", "The Salt Lake Tribune", "Category:1993 films", "Category:American independent films", "Category:American children's comedy films", "Category:American action comedy films", "Category:American films", "Category:Films about video games", "Category:Films directed by Neal Israel", "Category:Films shot in Hawaii", "Category:Films shot in Los Angeles", "Category:Foreign films shot in Thailand", "Category:American martial arts comedy films", "Category:Ninja films", "Category:Surfing films", "Category:American slapstick comedy films", "Category:1993 martial arts films"], null, null]
["The Brothers (2001 film)", {"name": "The Brothers", "image": "The Brothers Poster.jpg", "alt": "Four gentlemen have a smile on their faces.", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Gary Hardwick", "producer": "Doug McHenry < br > Paddy Cullen", "writer": "Gary Hardwick", "starring": "Morris Chestnut < br > D.L. Hughley < br > Bill Bellamy < br > Shemar Moore < br > Tamala Jones < br > Gabrielle Union", "music": "Marcus Miller", "cinematography": "Alexander Gruszynski", "editing": "Earl Watson", "studio": "Screen Gems", "distributor": "Screen Gems", "runtime": "102 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$6 million", "gross": "$27,958,192"}, ["Doug McHenry", "Paddy Cullen", "Morris Chestnut", "D.L. Hughley", "Bill Bellamy", "Shemar Moore", "Tamala Jones", "Gabrielle Union", "Marcus Miller", "Alexander Gruszynski", "Screen Gems", "romantic comedy", "drama (film and television)", "Morris Chestnut", "D.L. Hughley", "Bill Bellamy", "Shemar Moore", "Deliver Us from Eva", "Hangin' with Mr. Cooper", "Gabrielle Union", "Tatyana Ali", "Jenifer Lewis", "Tamala Jones", "Clifton Powell", "Waiting to Exhale", "NAACP Image Awards", "Black Reel Awards", "Morris Chestnut", "D.L. Hughley", "Bill Bellamy", "Shemar Moore", "Gabrielle Union-Wade", "Tatyana Ali", "Jenifer Lewis", "Susan Dalian", "Tamala Jones", "Clifton Powell", "Julie Benz", "Vanessa Bell Calloway", "Angelle Brooks", "Nadege August", "USD", "NAACP Image Award", "Black Reel Awards", "Gabrielle Union", "Category:2001 films", "Category:2000s romantic comedy films", "Category:American comedy-drama films", "Category:American films", "Category:African-American films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:2000s comedy-drama films", "Category:Screen Gems films"], null, null]
["Love Meetings", {"name": "Comizi d'amore < br > -Love Meetings-", "image": "File:Love Meetings (1965) Film Poster.jpg", "caption": "Film poster", "director": "Pier Paolo Pasolini", "producer": "Alfredo Bini", "writer": "Pier Paolo Pasolini", "starring": "Pier Paolo Pasolini < br > Alberto Moravia < br > Giuseppe Ungaretti", "cinematography": "Mario Bernardo < br > Tonino Delli Colli", "editing": "Nino Baragli", "released": "1965", "runtime": "89 min", "country": "Italy", "language": "Italian"}, ["Film poster", "Pier Paolo Pasolini", "Alfredo Bini", "Pier Paolo Pasolini", "Pier Paolo Pasolini", "Alberto Moravia", "Giuseppe Ungaretti", "Mario Bernardo", "Tonino Delli Colli", "Nino Baragli", "Italy", "Pier Paolo Pasolini", "virginity", "prostitution", "homosexuality", "Alberto Moravia", "Giuseppe Ungaretti", "Oriana Fallaci", "Category:1965 films", "Category:Italian films", "Category:Italian-language films", "Category:Italian documentary films", "Category:Black-and-white documentary films", "Category:Films directed by Pier Paolo Pasolini", "Category:Documentary films about sexuality", "Category:1960s documentary films"], null, null]
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["Dark Passage (film)", {"name": "Dark Passage", "image": "Dark Passage (film) poster.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Delmer Daves", "producer": "Jerry Wald", "screenplay": "Delmer Daves", "music": "Franz Waxman", "cinematography": "Sidney Hickox", "editing": "David Weisbart", "studio": "Warner Bros.", "distributor": "Warner Bros.", "runtime": "106 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$1.6 million < ref name= \" warners \" > Warner Bros financial information in The William Shaefer Ledger. See Appendix 1, Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, (1995) 15:sup1, 1-31 p 28 DOI: 10.1080/01439689508604551 < /ref >", "gross": "$3.4 million < ref name= \" warners \" / > < ref >  \" Top Grossers of 1947 \" . Variety. 7 January 1948, pg 63. < /ref >"}, ["Delmer Daves", "Jerry Wald", "Dark Passage", "David Goodis", "Humphrey Bogart", "Lauren Bacall", "Bruce Bennett", "Agnes Moorehead", "Tom D'Andrea", "Franz Waxman", "Sidney Hickox", "David Weisbart", "Warner Bros.", "Variety (magazine)", "Crime film", "thriller film", "Delmer Daves", "Humphrey Bogart", "Lauren Bacall", "Variety Film Reviews", "Harrison's Reports and Film Reviews", "Dark Passage", "David Goodis", "To Have and Have Not (film)", "The Big Sleep (1946 film)", "Key Largo (film)", "Point-of-view shot", "plastic surgery", "Harrison's Reports and Film Reviews", "File:Bacall and Bogart Dark Passage.jpg", "Humphrey Bogart", "San Quentin State Prison", "Lauren Bacall", "San Francisco", "Golden Gate Bridge", "File:Dark-Passage-Moorehead-Bogart.jpg", "Humphrey Bogart", "Lauren Bacall", "Bruce Bennett", "Agnes Moorehead", "Tom D'Andrea", "Clifton Young", "Douglas Kennedy (actor)", "Rory Mallinson", "Houseley Stevenson", "John Arledge", "David Goodis", "Saturday Evening Post", "TCM.com", "Robert Montgomery (actor)", "Lady in the Lake", "point of view shot", "Abel Gance", "Napol\u00e9on (1927 film)", "Rouben Mamoulian", "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931 film)", "alopecia areata", "Vitamin B12", "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (film)", "TCM.com", "filming location", "San Francisco, California", "Filbert Steps", "San Francisco cable car system", "Streamline Moderne", "Malloch Building", "Fillmore District", "Bosley Crowther", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "The Man with Bogart's Face", "Spike TV", "Category:1947 films", "Category:1940s crime thriller films", "Category:1940s mystery thriller films", "Category:American black-and-white films", "Category:American crime thriller films", "Category:American films", "Category:American mystery thriller films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Film noir", "Category:Films about miscarriage of justice", "Category:Films based on American crime novels", "Category:Films based on mystery novels", "Category:Films directed by Delmer Daves", "Category:Films scored by Franz Waxman", "Category:Films set in San Francisco", "Category:Films set in San Quentin State Prison", "Category:Films shot from the first-person perspective", "Category:Films shot in San Francisco", "Category:Warner Bros. films"], "93%", ""]
["Out of Bounds (1986 film)", {"name": "Out of Bounds", "image": "out_of_bounds.jpg", "caption": "Out of Bounds movie poster", "director": "Richard Tuggle", "producer": "Charles W. Fries < br > John Tarnoff < br > Ray Hartwick < br > Michael S. Rosenfeld", "writer": "Tony Kayden", "cinematography": "Bruce Surtees", "editing": "Kent Beyda", "music": "Stewart Copeland", "studio": "Delphi V Productions < br > Fogbound Productions < br > Fries Entertainment", "distributor": "Columbia Pictures", "runtime": "93 min.", "language": "English", "country": "United States", "budget": "$9 million < ref name= \" los \" > DOWN AND UNDERGROUND IN HOLLYWOOD: [Home Edition] \n Goldstein, Patrick. Los Angeles Times 2 Mar 1986: 3 < /ref >", "gross": "$5,099,316 (USA)"}, ["Richard Tuggle", "Charles W. Fries", "John Tarnoff", "Ray Hartwick", "Michael S. Rosenfeld", "Tony Kayden", "Anthony Michael Hall", "Jenny Wright", "Jeff Kober", "Glynn Turman", "Bruce Surtees", "Kent Beyda", "Stewart Copeland", "Delphi V Productions", "Fogbound Productions", "Columbia Pictures", "feature film", "Richard Tuggle", "Anthony Michael Hall", "The New York Times", "Iowa", "Los Angeles, California", "flannel", "crime boss", "heroin", "Anthony Michael Hall", "Jenny Wright", "Jeff Kober", "Glynn Turman", "Raymond J. Barry", "Pepe Serna", "Michele Little", "Jerry Levine", "Ji-Tu Cumbuka", "Kevin McCorkle", "Linda Shayne", "Maggie Gwinn", "Ted Gehring", "Meat Loaf", "Allan Graf", "Dan Lewk", "John Vickery (actor)", "Tony Acierto", "David Chung (actor)", "Tony Kayden", "John Tarnoff", "Jennifer Balgobin", "Sixteen Candles", "The Brat Pack", "The Basketball Diaries (book)", "Siouxsie and the Banshees", "Stewart Copeland", "Adam Ant", "Robert Berry", "Night Ranger", "Belinda Carlisle", "The Smiths", "The Cult", "The Lords of the New Church", "Sammy Hagar", "Siouxsie and the Banshees", "Night Ranger", "100,000,000 Bon Jovi Fans Can't Be Wrong", "Bon Jovi", "Y & T", "M\u00f6tley Cr\u00fce", "Nikki Sixx", "List of American films of 1986", "Eight Heads in a Duffel Bag", "New York Times", "Category:1986 films", "Category:1980s action thriller films", "Category:1980s crime thriller films", "Category:American action thriller films", "Category:American crime thriller films", "Category:American films", "Category:Columbia Pictures films", "Category:Films scored by Stewart Copeland"], null, null]
["A History of Violence", {"name": "A History of Violence", "image": "History of violence.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "David Cronenberg", "producer": "Chris Bender < br > J. C. Spink", "screenplay": "Josh Olson", "starring": "Viggo Mortensen < br > Maria Bello < br > William Hurt < br > Ashton Holmes < br > Ed Harris", "music": "Howard Shore", "cinematography": "Peter Suschitzky", "editing": "Ronald Sanders", "studio": "BenderSpink", "distributor": "New Line Cinema", "runtime": "96 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$32 million < ref name= \" bom \" / >", "gross": "$61.4 million < ref name= \" bom \" / >"}, ["David Cronenberg", "Chris Bender (producer)", "J. C. Spink", "Josh Olson", "A History of Violence (comics)", "John Wagner", "Vince Locke", "Viggo Mortensen", "Maria Bello", "William Hurt", "Ashton Holmes", "Ed Harris", "Howard Shore", "Peter Suschitzky", "Ronald Sanders (film editor)", "New Line Cinema", "Cannes Film Festival", "action thriller film", "David Cronenberg", "Josh Olson", "graphic novel", "A History of Violence (comics)", "John Wagner", "Vince Locke", "Viggo Mortensen", "diner", "self-defense", "Palme d'Or", "William Hurt", "Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor", "Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay", "Los Angeles Times", "VHS", "film noir", "The Hollywood Reporter", "Indiana", "Philadelphia", "K & A Gang", "coup de gr\u00e2ce", "Viggo Mortensen", "Maria Bello", "Ed Harris", "William Hurt", "Ashton Holmes", "Peter MacNeill", "Stephen McHattie", "Greg Bryk", "Kyle Schmid", "Aidan Devine", "R. D. Reid", "Morgan Kelly", "Millbrook, Ontario", "Tottenham, Ontario", "Eaton Hall (King City)", "King City, Ontario", "dream sequence", "Videodrome", "Roger Ebert", "Cannes Film Festival", "Box Office Mojo", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Metacritic", "Metacritic", "Village Voice Film Poll", "Empire (magazine)", "Cahiers du cin\u00e9ma", "Cahiers du cin\u00e9ma", "Rolling Stone", "Peter Travers", "Rolling Stone", "Entertainment Weekly", "Entertainment Weekly", "Manohla Dargis", "The New York Times", "Roger Ebert", "Chicago Sun-Times", "Toronto International Film Festival", "National Post", "BBC", "Mark Kermode", "BBC's 100 Greatest Films of the 21st Century", "Bodil Award for Best American Film", "Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards 2005", "Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards 2005", "National Society of Film Critics Awards 2005", "David Cronenberg", "New York Film Critics Circle Awards 2005", "Online Film Critics Society Awards 2005", "San Diego Film Critics Society Awards 2005", "Toronto Film Critics Association Awards 2005", "Village Voice Film Poll", "78th Academy Awards", "Josh Olson", "William Hurt", "59th British Academy Film Awards", "Josh Olson", "Belgian Syndicate of Cinema Critics", "Grand Prix (Belgian Syndicate of Cinema Critics)", "Josh Olson", "John Wagner", "Vince Locke", "Josh Olson", "2005 Cannes Film Festival", "Palme d'Or", "David Cronenberg", "63rd Golden Globe Awards", "Maria Bello", "Gotham Awards", "David Cronenberg", "Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards 2005", "David Cronenberg", "Online Film Critics Society Awards 2005", "Satellite Awards 2005", "Viggo Mortensen", "Maria Bello", "Writers Guild of America Awards 2005", "Howard Shore", "Category:2005 films", "Category:American films", "Category:German films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:2000s action thriller films", "Category:2000s crime thriller films", "Category:American action thriller films", "Category:American crime thriller films", "Category:Films about the Irish Mob", "Category:Films about violence", "Category:Films based on Vertigo titles", "Category:Films directed by David Cronenberg", "Category:Films set in Indiana", "Category:Films set in Pennsylvania", "Category:Films set in Philadelphia", "Category:Films shot in Toronto", "Category:Irish-American culture in Philadelphia", "Category:Irish-American media", "Category:Live-action films based on comics", "Category:Films scored by Howard Shore", "Category:Fratricide in fiction", "Category:Canadian films", "Category:American neo-noir films"], "87%", ""]
["Hue and Cry (film)", {"name": "Hue and Cry", "image": "Hue_and_Cry_UK_quad_poster.jpg", "caption": "Original UK quad format film poster", "director": "Charles Crichton", "producer": "Michael Balcon", "writer": "T. E. B. Clarke", "starring": "Alastair Sim", "music": "Georges Auric", "cinematography": "Douglas Slocombe", "editing": "Charles Hasse", "studio": "Ealing Studios", "distributor": "GFD  < br / > Eagle-Lion Films", "released": "< ref name= \" Art  &  Hue \" >  < /ref >", "runtime": "82 min.", "country": "United Kingdom", "language": "English"}, ["Charles Crichton", "Michael Balcon", "T. E. B. Clarke", "Alastair Sim", "Georges Auric", "Douglas Slocombe", "Charles Hasse", "Ealing Studios", "General Film Distributors", "Eagle-Lion Films", "Charles Crichton", "Alastair Sim", "Harry Fowler", "Joan Dowling", "Ealing comedies", "London", "Second World War", "gangster", "working class", "children's street culture", "Childhood secret club", "Harry Fowler", "New Covent Garden Market", "Jack Warner (actor)", "Alastair Sim", "Oxford Street", "Alastair Sim", "Harry Fowler", "Joan Dowling", "Jack Warner (actor)", "Jack Lambert (British actor)", "Frederick Piper", "Vida Hope", "Paul Demel", "Robin Hughes", "Bruce Belfrage", "Grace Arnold", "Category:1947 films", "Category:1940s crime comedy films", "Category:British films", "Category:British crime comedy films", "Category:British black-and-white films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:1940s adventure comedy films", "Category:Films set in 1946", "Category:Films set in London", "Category:Films directed by Charles Crichton", "Category:Films produced by Michael Balcon", "Category:Films with screenplays by T. E. B. Clarke", "Category:Films scored by Georges Auric", "Category:Ealing Studios films", "Category:Films about comics"], null, null]
["Cazuza \u2013 O Tempo N\u00e3o P\u00e1ra", {"name": "Cazuza - O Tempo N\u00e3o P\u00e1ra", "director": "Walter Carvalho < br > Sandra Werneck", "producer": "Daniel Filho < br > Fl\u00e1vio R. Tambellini  < small > (executive) < /small >", "writer": "Fernando Bonassi < br > Victor Navas", "starring": "Daniel de Oliveira < br > Marieta Severo < br > Reginaldo Faria < br > Andr\u00e9a Beltr\u00e3o < br > Leandra Leal < br > Andr\u00e9 Gon\u00e7alves < br > D\u00e9bora Falabella", "music": "Cazuza < br > Guto Gra\u00e7a Mello", "cinematography": "Walter Carvalho", "editing": "S\u00e9rgio Mekler", "distributor": "Columbia TriStar", "runtime": "98 minutes", "country": "Brazil", "language": "Portuguese"}, ["Walter Carvalho", "Sandra Werneck", "Daniel Filho", "Fl\u00e1vio R. Tambellini", "Fernando Bonassi", "Daniel de Oliveira (actor)", "Marieta Severo", "Reginaldo Faria", "Andr\u00e9a Beltr\u00e3o", "Leandra Leal", "Andr\u00e9 Gon\u00e7alves (actor)", "D\u00e9bora Falabella", "Cazuza", "Guto Gra\u00e7a Mello", "Walter Carvalho", "S\u00e9rgio Mekler", "Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group", "Cinema of Brazil", "biographical film", "Walter Carvalho", "Sandra Werneck", "Cazuza", "Daniel de Oliveira (actor)", "S\u00e3o Paulo", "Rio de Janeiro", "Bar\u00e3o Vermelho", "AIDS", "Daniel de Oliveira (actor)", "Marieta Severo", "Reginaldo Faria", "Andr\u00e9a Beltr\u00e3o", "Leandra Leal", "Em\u00edlio de Mello", "Cadu F\u00e1vero", "Andr\u00e9 Gon\u00e7alves (actor)", "Arlindo Lopes", "Dudu Azevedo", "Andr\u00e9 Pfeffer", "Eduardo Pires", "Maria Flor", "Fernanda Boechat", "Pierre Santos", "D\u00e9bora Falabella", "Andr\u00e9 Moraes", "Category:2004 films", "Category:2000s biographical drama films", "Category:Brazilian films", "Category:Brazilian biographical films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Portuguese-language films", "Category:Biographical films about entertainers", "Category:HIV/AIDS in film", "Category:Films set in Rio de Janeiro (city)", "Category:Films set in the 1980s", "Category:Films set in 1990"], null, null]
["The Hanging Tree", {"name": "The Hanging Tree", "image": "Poster of the movie The Hanging Tree.jpg", "director": "Delmer Daves", "producer": "Martin Jurow < br/ > Richard Shepherd", "screenplay": "Wendell Mayes < br/ > Halsted Welles", "starring": "Gary Cooper < br/ > Maria Schell < br/ > Karl Malden", "music": "Jerry Livingston (title song) < br/ > Max Steiner", "cinematography": "Ted D. McCord", "editing": "Owen Marks", "distributor": "Warner Bros.", "runtime": "106 min.", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "gross": "$2.2 million (est. US/ Canada rentals) < ref > \" 1959: Probable Domestic Take \" , Variety, 6 January 1960 p 34 < /ref >"}, ["Delmer Daves", "Martin Jurow", "Dick Shepherd", "Dorothy M. Johnson", "Wendell Mayes", "Gary Cooper", "Maria Schell", "Karl Malden", "Jerry Livingston", "Max Steiner", "Ted D. McCord", "Owen Marks", "Warner Bros.", "English language", "Technicolor", "western film", "Delmer Daves", "Dorothy M. Johnson", "Karl Malden", "Gary Cooper", "Maria Schell", "George C. Scott", "Montana", "Lynching", "Patton (film)", "Academy Awards", "Gary Cooper", "Ben Piazza", "Karl Malden", "sluice", "indentured labor", "Maria Schell", "faith healer", "George C. Scott", "prospecting", "Glory hole (mining)", "Gary Cooper", "Karl Malden", "Maria Schell", "George C. Scott", "Karl Swenson", "Ben Piazza", "Virginia Gregg", "John Dierkes", "King Donovan", "Martin Jurow", "Richard Shepherd (producer)", "Variety (magazine)", "Archive.org", "Yakima, Washington", "Goose Prairie, Washington", "Bumping River", "Nile, Washington", "NewsOK", "Ted McCord (cinematographer)", "American Society of Cinematographers", "Ted McCord (cinematographer)", "Marty Robbins", "The Hanging Tree (Marty Robbins song)", "Golden Laurel", "Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs", "Marty Robbins", "Frankie Laine", "32nd Academy Awards", "Max Steiner", "The Hanging Tree (Marty Robbins song)", "Mack David", "Jerry Livingston", "Marty Robbins", "The Hanging Tree (Marty Robbins song)", "List of American films of 1959", "Category:1959 films", "Category:1950s Western (genre) films", "Category:American films", "Category:American Western (genre) films", "Category:Films based on works by Dorothy M. Johnson", "Category:Films directed by Delmer Daves", "Category:Films directed by Karl Malden", "Category:Films scored by Max Steiner", "Category:Films set in Montana", "Category:Warner Bros. films", "Category:Films based on American novels", "Category:Films with screenplays by Wendell Mayes"], null, null]
["Star Wars: Revelations", {"name": "Star Wars: Revelations", "image": "Revelation-second-poster.jpg", "director": "Shane Felux", "producer": "Dawn Cowings < br > Shane Felux", "writer": "Dawn Cowings < br > Sarah Yaworsky", "starring": "Gina Hernandez < br > Karen Hammang < br > Holland Gedney < br > Frank Hernandez < br > Shane Felux", "music": "Chris Bouchard", "distributor": "Panic Struck Productions", "released": "April 17, 2005", "runtime": "47 min.", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$15,000 - $20,000+?"}, ["Shane Felux", "fan film", "George Lucas", "Star Wars", "wikt:saga", "Star Wars: Episode III \u2013 Revenge of the Sith", "Star Wars (film)", "Jedi Order", "Jedi Temple", "Palpatine", "martial law", "Coruscant", "Galactic Empire (Star Wars)", "Canon (fiction)", "special effects", "compositing", "Shenandoah Valley", "computer graphics", "TheForce.net", "iFilm", "fan film", "fan fiction", "CNN", "Anderson Cooper 360\u00b0", "MSNBC", "TheForce.Net", "bandwidth (computing)", "iFilm", "Star Wars (film)", "Balticon", "Gina Hernandez", "QuickTime", "Windows Media Player", "BitTorrent (protocol)", "The Official Star Wars Fan Film Awards", "USA Today", "Category:2005 films", "Category:Fan films based on Star Wars", "Category:2000s independent films", "Category:Films shot in Virginia"], null, null]
["Sometimes in April", {"name": "Sometimes in April", "image": "Sometimes in april.jpg", "director": "Raoul Peck", "producer": "Daniel Delume", "writer": "Raoul Peck", "starring": "Idris Elba < br / > Oris Erhuero < br / > Carole Karemera < br / > Debra Winger", "music": "Bruno Coulais", "cinematography": "Eric Guichard", "editing": "Jacques Comets", "distributor": "HBO Films", "runtime": "140 min.", "country": "Rwanda < br / > France < br / > United States", "language": "English < br > Kinyarwanda"}, ["Raoul Peck", "Raoul Peck", "Idris Elba", "Oris Erhuero", "Debra Winger", "Bruno Coulais", "Eric Guichard", "HBO Films", "television film", "historical drama film", "Rwandan genocide", "Haiti", "Raoul Peck", "ensemble cast", "Idris Elba", "Oris Erhuero", "Debra Winger", "Hutu", "Prudence Bushnell", "Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs", "Bill Clinton", "Captain (land and air)", "Rwandan Defence Forces", "Kigali", "Tutsi", "Catholic school", "boarding school", "Hutu Power", "Radio T\u00e9l\u00e9vision Libre des Mille Collines", "Arusha Accords (Rwanda)", "National Republican Movement for Democracy and Development", "Paul Kagame", "Rwandan Patriotic Front", "Juv\u00e9nal Habyarimana", "Rwandan Civil War", "Assassination of Juv\u00e9nal Habyarimana and Cyprien Ntaryamira", "g\u00e9nocidaires", "Agathe Uwilingiyimana", "H\u00f4tel des Mille Collines", "United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda", "Sainte-Famille Church", "Arusha", "Tanzania", "International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda", "Interahamwe", "grenade", "Gacaca court", "Idris Elba", "Oris Erhuero", "Debra Winger", "Prudence Bushnell", "Noah Emmerich", "Pamela Nomvete", "Th\u00e9oneste Bagosora", "A\u00efssa Ma\u00efga", "HBO", "PBS", "panel discussion", "Jeff Greenfield", "Orator", "Hotel Rwanda", "PG-13", "TV-MA", "H\u00f4tel des Mille Collines", "Sainte-Famille Church", "100 Days (2001 film)", "Hotel Rwanda", "H\u00f4tel des Mille Collines", "Shake Hands with the Devil (2007 film)", "Shooting Dogs", "\u00c9cole Technique Officielle", "Rwandan genocide", "Category:American films", "Category:2000s drama films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films based on actual events", "Category:Films directed by Raoul Peck", "Category:French films", "Category:Rwandan films", "Category:HBO Films films", "Category:Kinyarwanda-language films", "Category:Rwandan genocide films", "Category:American drama films", "Category:2005 television films"], null, null]
["Who's That Knocking at My Door", {"name": "Who's That Knocking at My Door", "image": "Who's That Knocking at My Door film poster.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Martin Scorsese", "producer": "Joseph Weill < br > Betzi Manoogian < br > Haig Manoogian", "writer": "Martin Scorsese", "starring": "Harvey Keitel < br > Zina Bethune < !-- names on poster-- >", "cinematography": "Michael Wadley < br > Richard Coll", "editing": "Thelma Schoonmaker", "studio": "Trimod Films", "distributor": "Joseph Brenner Associates", "runtime": "90 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$75,000 USD (estimated)"}, ["Martin Scorsese", "Haig P. Manoogian", "Harvey Keitel", "Zina Bethune", "Michael Wadleigh", "Thelma Schoonmaker", "Independent film", "Drama (film and television)", "Martin Scorsese", "Harvey Keitel", "Zina Bethune", "feature film", "directorial debut", "Catholic guilt", "Mean Streets", "Italian-American", "1967 in film", "Chicago International Film Festival", "IMDb", "Catholic Church", "Italian-American", "New York City", "Staten Island Ferry", "Virginity", "raped", "whore", "Zina Bethune", "Harvey Keitel", "Harry Northup", "Catherine Scorsese", "Martin Scorsese", "Zina Bethune", "Chicago International Film Festival", "Joseph Brenner", "Amsterdam", "Netherlands", "35mm movie film", "16 mm", "Eclair (camera)", "Roger Ebert", "Chicago International Film Festival", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Catherine Scorsese", "cameo appearances", "Pizon", "List of American films of 1967", "Category:1967 films", "Category:1960s drama films", "Category:American black-and-white films", "Category:American drama films", "Category:American films", "Category:American independent films", "Category:Directorial debut films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films about Catholicism", "Category:Films about Italian-American culture", "Category:Films about rape", "Category:Films directed by Martin Scorsese", "Category:Films set in 1967", "Category:Films set in New York City", "Category:Films shot in Amsterdam", "Category:Films shot in New York City", "Category:Films shot in the Netherlands"], "70%", ""]
["Only Angels Have Wings", {"name": "Only Angels Have Wings", "image": "Only Angels Have Wings poster.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical poster", "director": "Howard Hawks", "producer": "Howard Hawks", "writer": "Jules Furthman", "story": "Howard Hawks", "starring": "Cary Grant < br > Jean Arthur < br > Rita Hayworth < br > Thomas Mitchell", "music": "Dimitri Tiomkin", "cinematography": "Joseph Walker < br > Paul Mantz (aerial scenes)", "editing": "Viola Lawrence", "distributor": "Columbia Pictures", "runtime": "121 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "gross": "$1,000,000"}, ["Howard Hawks", "Jules Furthman", "Cary Grant", "Jean Arthur", "Rita Hayworth", "Thomas Mitchell (actor)", "Dimitri Tiomkin", "Joseph Walker (cinematographer)", "Paul Mantz", "Viola Lawrence", "Columbia Pictures", "Drama (film and television)", "Howard Hawks", "Cary Grant", "Jean Arthur", "Rita Hayworth", "Thomas Mitchell (actor)", "Richard Barthelmess", "Air Mail (film)", "Night Flight (1933 film)", "Ceiling Zero", "Flight From Glory", "National Film Registry", "Library of Congress", "Image:Only Angels Have Wings 1939.JPG", "Solvency", "Sig Ruman", "airmail", "Andes", "Noah Beery Jr.", "fatalism", "Richard Barthelmess", "Rita Hayworth", "Thomas Mitchell (actor)", "Ford Trimotor", "File:Only Angels Have Wings.jpg", "Cary Grant", "Jean Arthur", "Richard Barthelmess", "Rita Hayworth", "Thomas Mitchell (actor)", "Allyn Joslyn", "Sig Ruman", "Victor Kilian", "John Carroll (actor)", "Don  \" Red \"  Barry", "Noah Beery, Jr.", "Milissa Sierra", "Pat Flaherty (actor)", "Pedro Regas", "Pat West (actor)", "Viva Villa!", "Jules Furthman", "Eleanore Griffin", "William Rankin (screenwriter)", "Bringing up Baby", "Frank Capra", "Richard Barthelmess", "sound films", "Dorothy Comingore", "Harry Cohn", "Columbia Pictures", "Lauren Bacall", "To Have and Have Not (film)", "Victor Kilian", "Charles Vidor", "File:Only Angels.jpg", "Fairchild 100", "Rocky Mountains", "Hamilton H-47", "Ford Trimotor", "TravelAir 6000", "Paul Mantz", "Boeing P-12", "Flight From Glory", "Radio City Music Hall", "Look (American magazine)", "Variety (magazine)", "Flight From Glory", "The New York Times", "Cannes Film Festival", "World War II", "Metacritic", "Lux Radio Theater", "Orson Welles", "The Campbell Playhouse (radio series)", "Joan Blondell", "Joseph Walker (cinematographer)", "Academy Award for Best Cinematography", "Roy Davidson (special effects artist)", "Edwin C. Hahn", "Academy Award for Visual Effects", "Cahiers du Cinema", "auteur theory", "Misquotation", "List of films with a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes", "Michael Sragow", "Criterion Collection", "Lux Radio Theater", "The Campbell Playhouse (radio series)", "Category:1939 films", "Category:1930s drama films", "Category:American films", "Category:American drama films", "Category:American aviation films", "Category:American black-and-white films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films scored by Dimitri Tiomkin", "Category:Films directed by Howard Hawks", "Category:Films set in South America", "Category:Films adapted into radio programs", "Category:Films with screenplays by Jules Furthman", "Category:Films shot in Utah", "Category:United States National Film Registry films", "Category:Films about postal system"], "100%", ""]
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["The Red Badge of Courage (1951 film)", {"name": "The Red Badge of Courage", "image": "Red Badge of Courage 1951.jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "John Huston", "producer": "Gottfried Reinhardt < br > Dore Schary", "screenplay": "John Huston < br > Albert Band", "starring": "Audie Murphy < br > Bill Mauldin < br > Andy Devine < br > Robert Easton < br > Douglas Dick < br > Tim Durant", "narrator": "James Whitmore", "music": "Bronislau Kaper", "cinematography": "Harold Rosson", "editing": "Ben Lewis", "studio": "Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer", "distributor": "Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer", "runtime": "120 min (original version) < br / > 69 min (edited and current version)", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "budget": "$1,673,000 < ref name= \" Mannix \" > . < /ref > < ref > The Red Badge of Courage Articles at Turner Classic Movies < /ref >", "gross": "$1,080,000 < ref name= \" Mannix \" / >"}, ["John Huston", "Gottfried Reinhardt", "Dore Schary", "Albert Band", "The Red Badge of Courage", "Stephen Crane", "Audie Murphy", "Bill Mauldin", "Andy Devine", "Robert Easton (actor)", "Douglas Dick", "James Whitmore", "Bronis\u0142aw Kaper", "Harold Rosson", "Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer", "Turner Classic Movies", "war film", "John Huston", "Gottfried Reinhardt", "Dore Schary", "Albert Band", "Stephen Crane", "The Red Badge of Courage", "Harold Rosson", "Bronis\u0142aw Kaper", "Lillian Ross (journalist)", "The New Yorker", "American Civil War", "Audie Murphy", "World War II", "Bill Mauldin", "Andy Devine", "Arthur Hunnicutt", "Royal Dano", "Audie Murphy", "Audie Murphy", "Bill Mauldin", "Douglas Dick", "Royal Dano", "John Dierkes", "Arthur Hunnicutt", "Andy Devine", "Robert Easton (actor)", "John Huston", "William Edward Phipps", "William Schallert", "James Whitmore", "film noir", "Bill Mauldin", "Audie Murphy", "U.S. Army", "James Whitmore", "U.S. Marine Corps", "The African Queen (film)", "1965 MGM vault fire", "Calling Bulldog Drummond", "Mr Imperium", "Inside Straight (film)", "Fawcett Comics", "The Red Badge of Courage", "List of films cut over the director's opposition", "List of incomplete or partially lost films", "Category:1951 films", "Category:1950s drama films", "Category:1950s war films", "Category:American Civil War films", "Category:American war drama films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films based on American novels", "Category:Films directed by John Huston", "Category:Lost American films", "Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films", "Category:American black-and-white films", "Category:Audie Murphy", "Category:Films with screenplays by John Huston", "Category:American films", "Category:Films adapted into comics", "Category:Films scored by Bronis\u0142aw Kaper"], null, null]
["Pok\u00e9mon 4Ever", {"name": "Pok\u00e9mon 4Ever", "image": "Pokemon-4ever-poster.jpg", "caption": "Japanese film poster", "director": "Kunihiko Yuyama", "producer": "Yukako Matsusako < br / > Takemoto Mori < br / > Choji Yoshikawa", "writer": "Hideki Sonoda", "narrator": "Unsh\u014d Ishizuka", "starring": "see below", "music": "Shinji Miyazaki", "cinematography": "Hisao Shirai", "editing": "Toshio Henmi", "studio": "OLM, Inc.", "distributor": "Toho", "released": "< !-- Do not add other release dates here, please; see WP:FILMRELEASE. -- >", "runtime": "79 minutes", "country": "Japan < !-- Please do not add United States here. This film was only made in Japan -- >", "language": "Japanese < !-- Please do not add English here. While the film may be dubbed, this is not a bilingual film. -- >", "gross": "$40.8 million"}, ["Kunihiko Yuyama", "Pok\u00e9mon", "Satoshi Tajiri", "Unsh\u014d Ishizuka", "Pok\u00e9mon 4Ever#Cast", "Shinji Miyazaki", "OLM, Inc.", "Toho", "Japanese language", "anime", "Kunihiko Yuyama", "Pok\u00e9mon", "Pok\u00e9mon (anime)#Movies", "Kunihiko Yuyama", "Rica Matsumoto", "Ikue \u014ctani", "Mayumi Iizuka", "Y\u016bji Ueda", "Megumi Hayashibara", "Shin-ichiro Miki", "List of Pok\u00e9mon: Johto League Champions episodes", "4Licensing Corporation", "Disney", "Miramax", "Warner Bros.", "Norman J. Grossfeld", "Veronica Taylor", "Eric Stuart", "Rachael Lillis", "Maddie Blaustein", "Nintendo e-Reader", "Nintendo e-Reader#e-Reader cards", "Pok\u00e9mon the Movie: Black\u2014Victini and Reshiram and White\u2014Victini and Zekrom", "Cartoon Network", "United States", "Pok\u00e9mon", "Johto", "Celebi (Pok\u00e9mon)", "time travel", "Team Rocket", "Ash Ketchum", "Misty (Pok\u00e9mon)", "Brock (Pok\u00e9mon)", "Suicune", "Professor Oak", "Team Rocket#Team Rocket trio", "brainwashing", "Pikachu", "Resurrection", "jetpack", "Tracey Sketchit", "Ash Ketchum", "Rica Matsumoto", "Veronica Taylor", "Pikachu", "Ikue \u014ctani", "Misty (Pok\u00e9mon)", "Mayumi Iizuka", "Rachael Lillis", "Brock (Pok\u00e9mon)", "Yuuji Ueda", "Eric Stuart", "Togepi", "Satomi K\u014drogi", "Team Rocket (anime)#Jessie", "Megumi Hayashibara", "Team Rocket (anime)#James", "Shin-ichiro Miki", "Team Rocket (anime)#Meowth", "Inuko Inuyama", "Maddie Blaustein", "Bayleef", "Mika Kanai", "Keiko Toda", "Tara Sands", "Anne Suzuki", "Roxanne Beck", "Mami Koyama", "Kerry Williams", "Dan Green (voice actor)", "Katsuyuki Konishi", "Yumi T\u014dma", "Kayzie Rogers", "Celebi (Pok\u00e9mon)", "Kazuko Sugiyama", "Suicune", "Masahiko Tanaka", "Takashi Fujii", "Marc Thompson (voice actor)", "Kouichi Yamadera", "Scyther", "Koichi Sakaguchi", "Houndoom", "Tomoyuki K\u014dno", "Ursaring", "Hisao Egawa", "Furret", "Teddiursa", "Ryouka Yuzuki", "Stantler", "Oddish", "Croconaw", "Unsh\u014d Ishizuka", "Stuart Zagnit", "Tomokazu Seki", "Ted Lewis (voice actor)", "Rodger Parsons", "OLM, Inc.", "List of manga publishers", "box office bomb", "Pok\u00e9mon Heroes", "Box Office Mojo", "Worcester Telegram  &  Gazette", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Metacritic", "Metacritic", "Daily Herald (Arlington Heights)", "Boston Herald", "Variety (magazine)", "Chicago Tribune", "TV Guide", "Category:2001 films", "Category:2001 anime films", "Category:Environmental films", "Category:Pok\u00e9mon films", "Category:Films about time travel", "Category:Toho animated films", "Category:Films directed by Kunihiko Yuyama", "Category:Japanese films", "Category:Japanese animated fantasy films", "Category:Japanese fantasy adventure films", "Category:Japanese sequel films"], null, null]
["Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death  &  Rebirth", {"name": "Neon Genesis Evangelion: < br / > Death and Rebirth", "image": "edrposter.jpg", "alt": "< !-- see WP:ALT -- >", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Hideaki Anno < br / > Masayuki < br / > Kazuya Tsurumaki", "producer": "Mitsuhisa Ishikawa", "writer": "Hideaki Anno", "starring": "Megumi Ogata < br / > Megumi Hayashibara < br / > Y\u016bko Miyamura < br / > Kotono Mitsuishi", "music": "Shir\u014d Sagisu", "cinematography": "Hisao Shirai < br / > Y\u014dichi Kuroda", "editing": "Sachiko Miki", "studio": "Gainax < br / > Tatsunoko  < br / > Production I.G.", "distributor": "Toei Company", "runtime": "94 minutes", "country": "Japan", "language": "Japanese", "gross": "< ref name= \" merumo \" / >"}, ["Hideaki Anno", "Kazuya Tsurumaki", "Mitsuhisa Ishikawa", "Hideaki Anno", "Megumi Ogata", "Megumi Hayashibara", "Y\u016bko Miyamura", "Kotono Mitsuishi", "Shir\u014d Sagisu", "Gainax", "Tatsunoko Pro", "Production I.G", "Toei Company", "Anime", "Neon Genesis Evangelion", "The End of Evangelion", "Neon Genesis Evangelion", "Neon Genesis Evangelion", "clip show", "Laserdisc", "The End of Evangelion", "Evangelion (mecha)#Mass Production EVAs", "Manga Entertainment", "VSI Group", "Netflix", "Shinji Ikari", "Megumi Ogata", "Spike Spencer", "Casey Mongillo", "Misato Katsuragi", "Kotono Mitsuishi", "Allison Keith", "Carrie Keranen", "Rei Ayanami", "Megumi Hayashibara", "Amanda Winn-Lee", "Asuka Langley Soryu", "Y\u016bko Miyamura", "Tiffany Grant", "Stephanie McKeon", "Kaworu Nagisa", "Akira Ishida", "Aaron Krohn", "Clifford Chapin", "Gendo Ikari", "Fumihiko Tachiki", "Ray Chase (voice actor)", "Ryoji Kaji", "K\u014dichi Yamadera", "Aaron Krohn", "Greg Chun", "Ritsuko Akagi", "Yuriko Yamaguchi (voice actor)", "Sue Ulu", "Erica Lindbeck", "Kozo Fuyutsuki", "Motomu Kiyokawa", "Toji Suzuhara", "Tomokazu Seki", "Brett Weaver", "Johnny Yong Bosch", "Kensuke Aida", "Tetsuya Iwanaga", "Ben Diskin", "Makoto Hyuga", "Hiro Y\u016bki", "Keith Burgess", "Daniel MK Cohen", "Shigeru Aoba", "Takehito Koyasu", "Jaxon Lee", "Billy Kametz", "Maya Ibuki", "Miki Nagasawa", "Christine Marie Cabanos", "Keel Lorentz", "Mugihito", "Tom Booker", "D.C. Douglas", "Naoko Akagi", "Mika Doi", "Hikari Horaki", "Junko Iwao", "Abby Trott", "Yui Ikari", "Megumi Hayashibara", "Amanda Winn-Lee", "Kyoko Zeppelin Soryu", "Maria Kawamura", "Pen Pen (Neon Genesis Evangelion)", "Megumi Hayashibara", "Amanda Winn-Lee", "Cherami Leigh", "Kadokawa Shoten", "Gainax", "TV Tokyo", "Sega", "Toei Company", "Newtype", "GMO Internet Group", "Manga Entertainment", "VHS", "DVD", "Ryoji Kaji", "Shinji Ikari", "Asuka Langley Soryu", "Dubbing (filmmaking)", "Amanda Winn-Lee", "Wowow", "File:Roeposter.jpg", "The End of Evangelion", "Music of Neon Genesis Evangelion#Evangelion Death", "The End of Evangelion", "Category:1997 anime films", "Category:Anime films composed by Shir\u014d Sagisu", "Category:Films directed by Hideaki Anno", "Category:Films directed by Kazuya Tsurumaki", "Category:Films set in the 2010s", "Category:Japanese films", "Category:Mecha anime and manga", "Category:Neon Genesis Evangelion films", "Category:Production I.G"], null, null]
["The Revenge (film)", {"name": "Zemsta < br/ > The Revenge", "image": "Zemsta_plakat.jpg", "director": "Andrzej Wajda", "producer": "ArkaFilm, Kredyt Bank, Telewizja Polska, Vision", "starring": "Roman Polanski < br > Janusz Gajos < br > Andrzej Seweryn < br > Katarzyna Figura < br > Daniel Olbrychski", "distributor": "MGE", "runtime": "105 minutes", "language": "Polish"}, ["Andrzej Wajda", "Telewizja Polska", "Roman Polanski", "Janusz Gajos", "Andrzej Seweryn", "Katarzyna Figura", "Daniel Olbrychski", "Polish language", "film", "2002 in film", "Andrzej Wajda", "Zemsta", "Poland", "Aleksander Fredro", "Janusz Gajos", "Regent", "Andrzej Seweryn", "Katarzyna Figura", "Lord High Steward", "Rafa\u0142 Kr\u00f3likowski", "Agata Buzek", "Roman Polanski", "Roman Polanski", "Janusz Gajos", "Cze\u015bnik", "Andrzej Seweryn", "Notary public", "Katarzyna Figura", "Podstoli", "Daniel Olbrychski", "Agata Buzek", "Rafal Kr\u00f3likowski", "Lech Dyblik", "Jerzy Slonka", "Magdalena Smalara", "Cinema of Poland", "List of Polish language films", "Category:2002 films", "Category:Polish films based on plays", "Category:Films directed by Andrzej Wajda", "Category:Polish films", "Category:Polish-language films", "Category:2000s comedy films"], null, null]
["Let's Do It Again (1953 film)", {"name": "Let's Do it Again", "image": "Let's Do It Again (1953 film).jpg", "caption": "Theatrical release poster", "director": "Alexander Hall", "producer": "Oscar Saul", "writer": "Mary Loos < br > Richard Sale", "starring": "Jane Wyman < br > Ray Milland < br > Aldo Ray", "music": "George Duning", "cinematography": "Charles Lawton Jr.", "editing": "Charles Nelson", "studio": "Columbia Pictures", "distributor": "Columbia Pictures", "runtime": "95 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "English", "gross": "$1.25 million (US) < ref > 'The Top Box Office Hits of 1953', Variety, January 13, 1954 < /ref >"}, ["Alexander Hall", "Mary Loos", "Jane Wyman", "Ray Milland", "Aldo Ray", "George Duning", "Columbia Pictures", "Technicolor", "Columbia Pictures", "Alexander Hall", "Jane Wyman", "Ray Milland", "Aldo Ray", "Tom Helmore", "The Awful Truth (1929 film)", "The Awful Truth", "Irene Dunne", "Cary Grant", "Ned Washington", "Jane Wyman", "Ray Milland", "Tom Helmore", "Valerie Bettis", "Aldo Ray", "Leon Ames", "Karin Booth", "Jane Wyman", "Ray Milland", "Aldo Ray", "Leon Ames (actor)", "Valerie Bettis", "Tom Helmore", "Karin Booth", "Category:1953 films", "Category:1950s musical comedy films", "Category:1950s romantic comedy films", "Category:American films", "Category:Columbia Pictures films", "Category:Comedy of remarriage films", "Category:Films scored by George Duning", "Category:American films based on plays", "Category:Films directed by Alexander Hall", "Category:American romantic musical films", "Category:American musical comedy films", "Category:American film remakes", "Category:Musical film remakes", "Category:1950s romantic musical films"], null, null]
["The Sheik (film)", {"name": "The Sheik", "image": "The Sheik with Agnes Ayres and Rudolph Valentino, movie poster, 1921.jpg", "image_size": "225px", "director": "George Melford", "producer": "Fred Qrimby", "writer": "Monte M. Katterjohn (adaptation)", "starring": "Rudolph Valentino < br > Agnes Ayres", "music": "Irving Berlin (1970s reissue)", "cinematography": "William Marshall", "studio": "Famous Players-Lasky", "distributor": "Paramount Pictures", "runtime": "80 minutes", "country": "United States", "language": "Silent film < br > English intertitles", "budget": "under $200,000", "gross": "$1.5 million (US/Canada) < ref > Variety list of box office champions < /ref > < ref name= \" quig \" > Quigley Publishing Company  \" The All Time Best Sellers \" , International Motion Picture Almanac 1937-38 (1938) p 942 accessed 19 April 2014 < /ref >"}, ["George Melford", "Fred Qrimby", "Monte M. Katterjohn", "The Sheik (novel)", "Edith Maude Hull", "Rudolph Valentino", "Agnes Ayres", "Irving Berlin", "William Marshall (cinematographer)", "Famous Players-Lasky", "Paramount Pictures", "silent film", "romantic drama film", "Famous Players-Lasky", "George Melford", "Rudolph Valentino", "Agnes Ayres", "Adolphe Menjou", "romance novel", "The Sheik (novel)", "Edith Maude Hull", "Monte M. Katterjohn", "The Son of the Sheik", "She's a Sheik", "Bebe Daniels", "Image:Valentino Ayres.jpg", "North Africa", "Biskra", "Agnes Ayres", "Sheikh", "Arabs", "Rudolph Valentino", "Charles Brinley", "revolver", "London", "Ruth Miller (actress)", "Paris", "Western world", "Adolphe Menjou", "Lucien Littlefield", "Walter Long (actor)", "File:The Sheik (1921).webm", "File:The Sheik - Rudolph Valentino and Agnes Ayres.jpg", "Rudolph Valentino", "Agnes Ayres", "Ruth Miller (actress)", "George Waggner", "Frank Butler (writer)", "Charles Brinley", "Lucien Littlefield", "Adolphe Menjou", "Walter Long (actor)", "Loretta Young", "Polly Ann Young", "Edith Maude Hull", "miscegenation", "rape", "Motion Picture Magazine", "Oxnard, California", "Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes", "Santa Barbara County, California", "Montauk, New York", "Kaufman Astoria Studios", "urban legend", "Palm Springs, California", "Sunbelt Publications", "James Kirkwood, Sr.", "Motion Picture Magazine", "Motion Picture Magazine", "Los Angeles", "Rialto", "Rivoli Theater (South Fallsburg, New York)", "Sydney", "The Son of the Sheik", "Photoplay", "Photoplay", "review aggregator", "Rotten Tomatoes", "average rating", "Rotten Tomatoes", "Fandango (company)", "Edward Small", "biopic", "Valentino (1951 film)", "Anthony Dexter", "Los Angeles Times", "Harum Scarum (film)", "Elvis Presley", "Region 1 DVD", "Image Entertainment", "Region 2 DVD", "The Queen of Sheba (1921 film)", "Rex Ingram (director)", "The Arab (1924 film)", "Ram\u00f3n Novarro", "Diana Serra Cary", "Oswald the Lucky Rabbit", "The Shriek", "Elvis Presley", "Harum Scarum (film)", "The Sheik of Araby", "I Love Lucy", "Kathryn Card", "Jimmy Buffett", "Pencil Thin Mustache", "Art Spiegelman", "Maus", "Hollywood High School", "Ray Stevens", "Ahab the Arab", "The Son of the Sheik", "Bebi Dol", "The Egyptian Lover", "Downton Abbey", "The House That Shadows Built", "A Son of the Sahara", "Sahara (1983 film)", "Cannon Films", "Category:1921 films", "Category:1920s romantic drama films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:American black-and-white films", "Category:American films", "Category:American romantic drama films", "Category:American silent feature films", "Category:Famous Players-Lasky films", "Category:Films based on British novels", "Category:Films based on romance novels", "Category:Films based on works by E. M. Hull", "Category:Films directed by George Melford", "Category:Films set in Algeria", "Category:Films shot in Arizona", "Category:Films shot in California", "Category:Paramount Pictures films", "Category:Articles containing video clips", "Category:Films about interracial romance"], "88%", ""]
["The Optimists of Nine Elms", {"name": "The Optimists", "image": "The Optimists FilmPoster.jpeg", "director": "Anthony Simmons", "writer": "Anthony Simmons < br > Tudor Gates", "starring": "Peter Sellers < br > Donna Mullane < br > John Chaffey < br > David Daker < br > Marjorie Yates", "music": "Lionel Bart < br > George Martin", "cinematography": "Larry Pizer", "distributor": "Scotia-Barber < br >  < br > Paramount Pictures < br >", "runtime": "110 minutes", "country": "United Kingdom", "language": "English"}, ["Anthony Simmons (writer)", "Anthony Simmons (writer)", "Tudor Gates", "Peter Sellers", "Donna Mullane", "John Chaffey", "David Daker", "Marjorie Yates", "Lionel Bart", "George Martin", "Paramount Pictures", "Peter Sellers", "Anthony Simmons (writer)", "Donna Mullane", "John Chaffey", "Keith Chegwin", "Ancestry.com #Newspapers.com", "music hall", "busking", "West End of London", "Nine Elms", "Baby transport#Prams", "gasworks", "Council house", "pet cemetery", "Battersea Dogs  &  Cats Home", "dustcart", "Peter Sellers", "Donna Mullane", "John Chaffey", "David Daker", "Marjorie Yates", "Patricia Brake", "Michael Graham Cox", "Bruce Purchase", "Pat Ashton", "Keith Chegwin", "Hilary Pritchard", "cockney", "Buster Keaton", "Variety (magazine)", "The New York Times", "Category:1974 films", "Category:British films", "Category:British drama films", "Category:1970s drama films", "Category:English-language films", "Category:Films directed by Anthony Simmons", "Category:Films based on British novels", "Category:Films scored by George Martin"], null, null]
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