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1998
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A privileged, free-spirited young girl tries to adapt to life in a strict boarding school in this charming, critically...
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Charles Randolph
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1995
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Barry Levinson directed this cautionary fantasy fable--a triumph of production design--concerning the clash between...
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1992
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When a private detective takes on a missing person assignment trying to find an Italian aristocrat's uncle, she discovers a...
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1992
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Steven Spielberg filters J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan through a distinctly 1990s sensibility in Hook. Peter Pan has become Peter...
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1991
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The most fascinating thing about Beastmaster 2 is how well the cartoonish sword-and-sorcery characters blend in to...
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1991
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When an archaeologist uncovers an ancient Norse power stone, he returns with it to his New York City home. Too bad for the...
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1991
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Warren Beatty directed and starred in this big-budget action comedy featuring Chester Gould's square-jawed, two-dimensional...
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1990
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A self-centered womanizer makes a wager that he will be able to propose to three women in a three month time and have each...
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1989
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1989
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When this seriocomic TV film first aired March 28, 1988, it was titled Addicted to His Love. Evidently to pacify certain...
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1988
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Walt Disney Pictures produced this ambitious, animated tale of sorcery and swordfighting. Taran (voice of Grant Bardsley), is...
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King Eidilleg
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1985
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In the third and final film in the Oh, God! franchise, Bobby Shelton (Ted Wass) is a struggling musician who can't get a...
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1984
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This standard, tongue-in-cheek, gangsters and good guys saga is carried on the star power and screen presence of...
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1984
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Frustrated with the Walt Disney studio's reluctance to produce full-length animated films, Don Bluth and a number of...
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Mr. Ages
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1982
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A drought in the savannas of Kenya provides the basis for this dramatic African adventure that centers on a family living on...
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1981
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A group of religious leaders is up in arms over a WKRP program starring self-styled preacher Little Ed Pembrook (Michael...
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1979
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It's Airplane on the rails in the made-for-TV Disaster on the Coastliner. A crazed engineer holds his employers responsible...
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1979
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Opting for light entertainment after the critical satire of Shampoo (1975), producer-director-writer-star Warren Beatty...
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1978
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It was "The Night HE Came Home," warned the posters for John Carpenter's career-making horror smash. In Haddonfield, IL, on...
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1978
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Sheriff Ep Bridges (John Crawford) is challenged in the upcoming election by Glen Oldfield (John Fink), a flashy, flamboyant...
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1976
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Lending his burlesque touch to 1970s genre revision, Mel Brooks followed his hit "western" Blazing Saddles with this parody...
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1974
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1973
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1973
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Gary Grimes stars in this revisionist western as Ben Mockridge, a 16-year-old boy who has long dreamed of living the life of...
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1972
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Richard Sarafian directed this minimalist chase film, starring Barry Newman as ex-marine, ex-race car driver and cop named...
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1971
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Assigned to assist in the defection of Anna Kerkoska (Julie Gregg), the daughter of a recently deceased IMF dictator, Phelps...
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1970
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Devious socialite Gene Barry stands to come into one million dollars. The catch is (and don't ask us why) that he must...
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1970
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Having learned of the upcoming wedding of Jeannie (Barbara Eden) and Tony (Larry Hagman), Jeannie's magical uncles Azmire...
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1969
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A Victor Canning novel was the launching pad for this consummately produced TV spy movie. Alex Cord is an American secret...
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1967
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When the Witches Council announces their intention to banish Aunt Clara for her misfire spells, Clara asks Samantha to defend...
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1967
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The winner of the 1967 Oscar for Best Picture (as well as four other Oscars), In the Heat of the Night is set in a small...
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1967
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Dick Van Dyke stars as U.S. Navy pilot Lieutenant Robinson Crusoe in one of Disney's weakest comedies. Like in the Daniel...
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Umbrella Man
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1966
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Herman Munster and his ghoulish clan leave the confines of their 1960s television series The Munsters to try their luck on...
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1966
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As "Bob Stoddard", Kimble (David Janssen) works as a bartender at the same restaurant where Susan Cartwright (Lois Nettelton)...
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1966
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Can armed robbery help save a marriage? These and other questions about modern relationships are pondered in this comedy....
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1966
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When Aunt Bee loses a valuable brooch, deputy Warren surmizes that the item was stolen. As a result of Warren's suspicions,...
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1966
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Entering an essay contest, Opie chooses to write a piece on the legendary Battle of Mayberry, wherein the town's earliest...
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1966
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Mrs. Brown's ne'er-do-well brother Alvin (Gavin McLeod) persuades Martin (Ray Walston) to collaborate in the marketing of a...
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1966
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Engineer
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1965
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Lucille Forrest (Frances Reid) is the wealthiest widow in Forrest Junction, but only as long as she obeys the condition in...
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1965
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James Clavell incorporated a few of his own experiences as a British POW in his novel King Rat. Bryan Forbes' film version...
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1965
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Long resistant to film adaptations of her Mary Poppins books, P.L. Travers finally succumbed to the entreaties of...
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1964
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The infamous story of 19th century grave robbers Burke and Hare is given a new slant in this episode, told from the...
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Burke
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1964
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The latest quarry of Elliot Ness (Robert Stack) is Ed "The Duke" Monte (Torin Thatcher), who has broken out of a Federal...
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1963
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This western served as the pilot film for Warner Bros.' Temple Houston television series. It is the tale of a young, brash...
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1963
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Based on the autobiography of convicted killer John Resko (played here by Ben Gazzara), this routine biographical drama looks...
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1962
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Drug kingpin Louie Madikoff (Harold J. Stone) ends up half a million dollars in the red when several of his dope shipments...
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1962
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1961
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This second presentation of the classic dramatic anthology Du Pont Show of the Month is a lavishly mounted adaptation of...
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1957
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