Notorious, critic-boxing director Uwe Boll takes the helm for this adaptation of the controversial video game that ignited...
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2008
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After transforming his first motion picture into a smash Broadway musical, Mel Brooks brings the story of two would-be...
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2005
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Two bad cops rise from the grave in an attempt to go straight in this offbeat comedy. Mike Mattress (Tate Donovan) and Dean...
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2001
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The Big Lebowski
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1998
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This film is based on an innovative short film made for MTV about a guy living in a horrible downtown apartment filled with...
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1996
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Though this film is billed as a comedy, it does contain some violent moments as it follows a young man's journey across the...
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Ed Thundertrunk
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1994
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A series of mysterious malfunctions plague the Enterprise's computer. The source of this high-tech nightmare turns out to be...
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1994
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1993
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In this two-part made for TV movie, a woman (Valerie Bertinelli) fights for the custody of her sister's son after the sister...
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Zach Taylor
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1991
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Jessica (Angela Lansbury) serves as narrator for tonight's story, which centers around working-class private eye Frank...
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1990
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This made-for-cable biopic originally went out under the simpler title Margaret Bourke-White. Farrah Fawcett stars as the...
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1989
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Following the disastrous Pirates (1986), director Roman Polanski got back on creative track with this finely-wrought thriller...
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1988
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A tracking gunman is joined by his collegian son in an effort to catch a homicidal religious freak in this made-for-cable...
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1988
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Jonathan Kellerman's Edgar Allan Poe Award-winning novel When the Bough Breaks was evocatively adapted for the TV screen in...
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1986
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In this children's drama, a con artist's dog leads two children to his former master's secret cache of loot. The children's...
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1986
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The TV detective series Blacke's Magic starred Hal Linden as dapper professional magician Alexander Blacke, and Harry Morgan...
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1986
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In this actioner, a tough young woman and her ex-con lover leave a trail of destruction across the South while trying to...
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1985
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After thirteen years away from home, Magnum (Tom Selleck) returns to Tidewater, Virginia, to attend the funeral of his...
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1985
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After introducing how Santa and Mrs. Claus came to the North Pole and began their work delivering toys at Christmas time,...
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Santa Claus
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1985
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Written by Walter Lockwood and directed by Joan Micklin Silver, Finnegan Begin Again is a whimsical comedy drama about a...
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1984
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Mariette Hartley portrays Candy Lightner, the founder of Mothers Against Drunk Drivers, in this made-for-television movie...
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1983
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Spaghetti-western stalwarts Terence Hill and Bud Spencer star in the Italian actioner Go For It. The stars play a couple of...
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1983
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1982
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1981
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In this film, a group of frustrated feminists form a football team for their factory in an effort to foil male chauvinists....
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1981
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Chaos reigns in the Catskills in this low-budget teen comedy. Kavell (Michael Lembeck) and Bergman (Philip Casnoff) are...
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Walrus Wallman
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1980
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1980
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1978
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1978
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Matt (Terence Hill) and Wilber (Bud Spencer) decide to try their hand at crime and attempt to rob a supermarket. To their...
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1977
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With Muhammad Ali cast as himself, The Greatest covers Ali's life from his "Cassius Clay" days to the celebrated Ali/George...
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1977
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1977
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"Smokey," aka Sheriff Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason), is the prospective father-in-law of unwilling bride Carrie...
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1977
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As John-Boy heads to New York to find out if his novel has been accepted for publication, he recalls the events leading to...
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1977
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The Final Eye began life as the pilot for a futuristic TV series. Joe Cortese stars as Mike Stringer, who in the year 1996 is...
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1977
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In this high seas adventure, a great white shark finds itself pursued by a marine biologist and an oil executive after a...
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1976
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Sanford and Son launched its sixth and final season with an unforgettable location-filmed jaunt to Hawaii. Heading to the...
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1976
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, a gang of jewel thieves have planted their stolen gems on Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx),...
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1976
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Posing as a fugitive from justice, frontier undercover agent John Deakin (Charles Bronson) boards a train to go after a...
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1976
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Sherlock Holmes in New York is a topnotch TV movie starring Roger Moore (surprisingly effective as Holmes) and...
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1976
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If for no other reason than its provocative title, this is the single most famous episode of Charlie's Angels. Our three...
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1976
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Jim (James Garner) is asked by Angie Perris (Elayne Heilveil) to locate her brother, stockbroker Tom Perris (Eugene...
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1975
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This final episode of Emergency!'s fourth season was intended as the pilot for a spinoff series titled 905-WILD. The members...
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1975
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Jack Conrad directs and stars in this tense heist film concerning a young and inexperienced bank robber who walks away from...
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1975
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This western chronicles the travails of a pioneer family as they travel west in search of a new life. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1975
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While Ed (Don Galloway) is escorting an extradited murder suspect to San Francisco, his plane is grounded in Reno. Knowing...
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1974
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1974
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Vulgar, crude, and occasionally scandalous in its racial humor, this hilarious bad-taste spoof of Westerns, co-written by...
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Olson Johnson
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1974
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Former evangelist Marjorie Gortner had a brief flurry of activity as an actor in the early 1970s. Gun and the Pulpit was a...
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1974
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Undoubtedly having second thoughts after turning down Dirty Harry, John Wayne showed up in 1974 in his own "maverick cop"...
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1974
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The setting is Atoka County, Alabama -- the time is somewhere after the peak of the civil rights movement, after cities such...
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1974
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Also known as Death and the Maiden, Hawkins on Murder introduced Jimmy Stewart to the TV-detective genre as folksy sleuth...
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1973
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A detective guards rich homes after a series of robberies. ~ Rovi...
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1973
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Copeland
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1973
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Joyride to Nowhere was the first episode of the 90-minute TV series Tenafly. James McEachin stars as Harry Tenafly, an...
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1973
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Originally released as Nightmare Honeymoon, this lurid thriller stars Dack Rambo and Rebecca Diana Smith. Rambo plays a...
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1973
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Richard Widmark is Brock, a salty NYC cop who retires to a small town in California. Brock's plans to become a peaceful...
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1973
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Globetrotting author A.J. Covington (David Huddleston) finds himself briefly stranded on Walton's Mountain. In answer to...
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1972
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Set during the Civil War, Bad Company stars Barry Brown as a Northern boy, Drew Dixon, who heads West to avoid getting...
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1972
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Circuitously commenting upon the drug culture of the 1970s, this Bonanza episode probes the dangers of the onetime "wonder...
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1972
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The TV series Tenafly starred James McEachin as a working-stiff LA private eye. In the series premiere, which first aired...
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1972
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This made-for-TV drama, based on the book by Earl Hamner Jr., was the basis for the popular long-running television series...
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1971
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Wounded in an ambush, Joe Cartwright is rescued by the Griswolds, a farming family. Delirious with fever, Joe experiences...
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1971
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Miffed that Darrin refuses to allow Samantha to use witchcraft, Endora dispatches Sam's lookalike cousin, Serena, to the 14th...
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1971
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Up to her usual mischief, Endora transforms Darrin into a ten-year-old boy (Gene Andrusco). So as to avoid embarrassing...
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Flanagan
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1971
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The Priest Killer was the second TV pilot film starring George Kennedy as Sarge, a cop-turned-priest-turned-amateur-cop (the...
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1971
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In this western, an outlaw anxiously awaits the arrival of his betrothed, who is under the false impression that her fiancé...
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1971
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First telecast September 14, 1971, "The Priest Killer" was originally identified as the two-hour opening episode of...
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1971
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1971
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Suddenly Single is an assembly-line ABC Movie of the Week, given extra value by its attractive star lineup. The ball gets...
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1971
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In this romance, an ex-Marine begins looking for a fellow Vietnam vet in hopes of making it as musicians in New York. He...
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1970
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Back home after their eventful visit to Salem, MA, the Stephens family returns to business as usual when Darrin brings home a...
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1970
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John Wayne, in the last of his Civil War characterizations, portrays Cord McNally, a Union Army colonel who loses a gold...
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1970
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One of the best known and most enthusiastically reviewed made for television films of the 1970's, this drama was based on the...
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1970
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Paul Newman served as co-producer of this allegorical drama and stars as Rheinhardt, a opportunistic drifter who ends up in...
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1970
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George Kennedy plays a tough San Diego police sergeant who quits the force when his wife is killed. He becomes a priest, and...
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1970
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Not only is Jim Reed (Kent McCord) a rookie cop, but he's also about to become a rookie father--and he is extremely nervous...
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1969
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Luke (Ossie Davis) is the loyal slave of a Kentucky horse breeder who is sold to the cruel Mississippi plantation owner...
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1969
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Schuyler (Kirk Douglas) is a hard-boiled detective who turns in his badge when he believes the criminals are being handled...
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1968
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A seven year old and his mother cope with his father's death in an auto accident. His grieving mother is in denial, and the...
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1963
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