Littlefoot the Dinosaur sets out on a spectacular journey and makes a very unexpected discovery in this, the tenth film in...
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2003
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The seventh sequel to Don Bluth's The Land Before Time is subtitled The Big Freeze. In this direct-to-video entry in the...
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2001
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Based on "The Dead Zone," a magazine article by Malcolm Gladwell, the made-for-TV Runaway Virus pits a team of dedicated...
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Dr. Arnold Bowman
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2000
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This Yuletide-season TV movie reverses the standard "three girls on the make" formula of many an old 20th Century Fox movie,...
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2000
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In this direct-to-video sequel to Disney's animated hit The Little Mermaid, Ariel (Jodi Benson) and Eric...
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2000
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With his parents still encamped in his house, Drew (Drew Carey) moves in with Lewis (Ryan Stiles) and Oswald (Diedrich...
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1997
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With this episode, Alexondra Lee becomes a series regular in the role of Callie Martel, the flamboyant roommate of college...
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1996
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The Philosopher's Stone, which is said to have the power to turn base metals into gold, is located by Dr. Quest, only to be...
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1996
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In this lively animated feature, Littlefoot and his cute cadre of prehistoric pals embark on another colorful adventure that...
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1996
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The divisive issue of abortion is at the center of Citizen Ruth, a political satire that attempts to subject both pro-choice...
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1996
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In this third installment of the animated saga of a young brontosaurus and his pals, trouble has come to the Great Valley in...
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1995
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The first sequel to Don Bluth's popular The Land Before Time furthers the adventures of Littlefoot and his pals, who by this...
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Grandpa
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1994
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The voices of Carol Channing, John Hurt, Jodi Benson and Gilbert Gottfried help bring this wonderful Hans Christian Andersen...
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1994
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Following up a series of strange sensor readings, Odo and Dax are drawn to an unknown planet. Here they are taken prisoner by...
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1994
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In this animated children's film from Amblin Entertainment, a group of four dinosaurs, including a tyrannosaurus rex, a...
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1993
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Woody Allen's black-and-white curiosity piece is a mixture of influences -- from German silent film expressionism to...
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1992
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In the conclusion of A Different World's two-part Season Six opener, Whitley (Jasmine Guy and Dwayne (Kadeem Hardison)...
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1992
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I'll Take Romance has nothing to do with the old Grace Moore musical film of the same name. Rather, this 1990 TV movie is...
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Smokey
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1990
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Two men attempt to protect a living dinosaur embryo from a villainous coveter. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi...
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1990
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Disney's The Little Mermaid was the first in a series of blockbusters that restored the venerable firm's reputation as the...
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Triton
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1989
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Who do you send after a gang of stump-dumb crooks? Who else but the most intellectually-challenged police force in America,...
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1989
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The second feature-length revival of the Get Smart television series (1965-1970) of blessed memory, Get Smart Again reunited...
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1989
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Rob Lowe stars in this screwball comedy as Richard Dice, the college dropout who comes back home to St. Augustine, Florida to...
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Hal B. Keeler
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1988
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Young, ambitious high school students Darcy Elliot (Molly Ringwald) and Stan Bobrucz (Randal Batinkoff) have a hitch thrown...
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Mr. Bobrucz
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1988
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A pair of naive documentarians find themselves in over their heads when they agree to finish an "art film" for the head of a...
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1988
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Woody Allen's gentle and nostalgic tribute to the glory days of radio and coming-of-age during World War II plays like...
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1987
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In an entertaining animated children's film for the youngest moppets only (no adult double takes here) a red, white, and blue...
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1986
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Jessica (Angela Lansbury) is among those in attendance at a literary awards convention when murder strikes. The victim is a...
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1985
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This sci-fi outing is the pilot for a short-lived television series and chronicles the adventures of a gang of unusually...
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1985
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The self-aggrandizing world of Madison Avenue advertising is the subject of this clichéd, sexist satire that features a...
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A.J. Norbecker
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1985
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Chevy Chase added a classic comic hero to the film landscape with Fletch, one of his few truly popular star vehicles in a...
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1985
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Samantha Eggar guest stars as psychic Laura Bennett, who has been experiencing eerie visions of her own murder. Though...
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1984
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In this routine spoof of government and media foibles, Sunny (Goldie Hawn) is an ordinary cocktail waitress, someone who...
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1984
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This colorful spoof of pirate movies had all the makings of a classic farce and yet sank straight to Davy Jones' locker at...
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1983
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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1983
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In this domestic drama, a the marriage of a suburban couple crumbles on the eve of their 15th anniversary. ~ Sandra Brennan,...
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1982
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Mel (Vic Tayback) must undergo minor surgery for a deviated septum. While at the hospital, Mel wonders if it might be worth...
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1982
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This oddball werewolf outing from hit-and-miss genre auteur Larry Cohen details the comic misadventures of Tony Walker...
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1982
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Rick (Larry Manetti) falls in love with Sara Clifford (Judith Chapman), whom he meets while walking along the beach--and who...
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1981
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Marshal Wooly Bill Hitchcock
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1979
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The "before" version of Patty Duke is obese and slovenly. Emerging from a "fat farm," the "after" version of Patty Duke...
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1979
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An angel helps a struggling basketball team and especially one player who wishes to regain his former glory in order to earn...
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1979
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The toothsome singing duo, Donny and Marie Osmond, head for Hawaii in this comedy. The trouble begins when Marie acquires a...
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Kruse
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1978
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The title of this episode should give us an idea of what we're in for when Flo's trailer is stolen, leaving her homeless. The...
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1977
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Cloris Leachman plays a pregnant woman whose husband contracts a venereal disease from a teen he has been having an affair...
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1975
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Private eye Harry Moseby (Gene Hackman) is dedicated to his job, but his dedication does not make him happy or powerful in...
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1975
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The second made-for-TV movie based on Charles Moulton's classy comic-strip heroine Wonder Woman, The New Original Wonder...
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1975
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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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While the Watergate scandal filled the headlines, Alan J. Pakula's 1974 thriller took its inspiration from the conspiracy...
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1974
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After receiving a strange, plaintive phone call from his old friend and colleague Ted Ollinger, Ironside (Raymond Burr) sends...
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1973
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The year is 1936. Orphaned Addie Loggins (Tatum O'Neal, in her film debut) is left in the care of unethical travelling Bible...
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1973
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Bruce Jay Friedman's acclaimed off-Broadway play, which offers a decidedly unusual perspective on the afterlife, is brought...
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1973
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There's little chance that the made-for-TV Guess Who's Sleeping in My Bed? will ever be confused with either...
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1973
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Hugh Simon
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1972
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Brian Keith plays a wealthy stockbroker who purchases dusty Nevada ghost town. Remembering his own humble roots, Keith sets...
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1972
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1971
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Opening with a silent "movie" of Butch Cassidy's Hole in the Wall Gang, George Roy Hill's comically elegiac Western...
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1969
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This comedy was banned in Mexico and plagued by vandalism and threats of violence during film production in San Antonio,...
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1969
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Harry Zarakardos
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1969
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Virtually the first third of The April Fools takes place at a trendy party held by sharkish executive Ted Gunther...
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1969
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Theatrical producer Max Bialystock (Zero Mostel) was once the toast of Broadway. Now he lives in his seedy office, cadging...
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Franz Liebkind
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1968
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Harry Zarakardos
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1968
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Harry Zarakardos
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1967
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