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Star Rating System Legend |
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- highlights minimum 4 star
rating from either |
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- highlights an Academy Award winner for Best Picture regardless of it's star rating. All other Best Picture nominees, along with both winners and nominees for Best and Supporting Actors and Actresses, will be highlighted only in accordance with the star rating explained above. Additionally, winners and nominees in all of the five mentioned categories will display their release year in bold print, e.g. 2006, indicating an internal site link to the appropriate awards year information page. |
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45 - A magnetic movie luring you into rewatching, to be enjoyed each and every time, over and over again! |
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40 - Must see cinema, felt as well as seen, and one which you'll be disappointed has concluded. |
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35 - A movie worth seeing of a quality better than to be expected from Hollywood's "cookie cutter creativity". |
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30 - Most will find this watchable entertainment at least more satisfying than "Law & Order" reruns. |
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25 - Then again, on second thought, find out what channel "Lenny" and those reruns are on. |
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20 - You ever catch yourself wondering who makes movies like this, and even worse, why you're watching it? |
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15 - If the choices are (A), see this movie, or (B), clean out your cat's litter box, someone pass the scooper! |
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10 - I'd rather cook asparagus! |
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05 - I'd rather eat the asparagus I just cooked... and I absolutely positively HATE asparagus! |
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MPAA Ratings and Additional Notations G: General
audiences. All ages admitted. MFTV: Modified
For Television. |
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Movie Categories and Search Keywords |
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Star Rating and Unviewed Search Keywords |
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GOLDUV, GOLD50, GOLD45, GOLD40, GOLD35, GOLD30, GOLD25, GOLD20, GOLD15, GOLD10, GOLD05 REDUV, RED50, RED45, RED40, RED35, RED30, RED25, RED20, RED15, RED10, RED05 BLUEUV, BLUE50, BLUE45,
BLUE40, BLUE35, BLUE30, BLUE25, BLUE20, BLUE15, BLUE10, BLUE05 The above keywords are self explanatory as well as simple to use. For example, Drama finds all titles categorized with that keyword, GOLD30 all with a rating of three gold stars, while RED35 would return movies with three and a half red stars. By default the search engine tries to locate titles having exact matches for ALL keywords in your search query. If that fails, it then tries to locate titles containing ANY keyword in your query. If the latter occurs, a short message is displayed under the "Search Results From This Site" indicating this has been done. |
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General Movie Pool - sends you to the Weaver Movies Home Page which is titled "New". In a perfect world, this page displays the most recent 25 additions. |
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Sports - This is a test to see where the text description goes. This is a test to see where the text description goes. |
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Awards - This is a test to see where the text description goes. |
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Children & Family - This is a test to see where the text description goes. |
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Western - This is a test to see where the text description goes. |
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Television Shows - This is a test to see where the text description goes. |
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Groundhog Day - This is a test to see where the text description goes. |
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Easter - This is a test to see where the text description goes. |
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Memorial Day - This is a test to see where the text description goes. |
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4th Of July - This is a test to see where the text description goes. |
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Christmas - This is a test to see where the text description goes. |
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