Changes: Film

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Film posters — Downtown Video Store posters hanging on the wall that advertise two different **films**.^[1]

A film, also referred to as a movie or motion picture, was a production of moving images that were projected onto a screen in a movie theater.

There were a number of other names used to refer to a film, such as picture, moving picture, picture show, photo-play and flick. Most movies were fictional, with stories based upon literature or original stories. Some movies were played on television,^[2] but this was typically quite some time after its' theatrical release. Although there were some films that were made for television.

It was very common to the extent that it was practically an American tradition for people that watch films to eat popcorn at the same time.

List of films

Film genres

Like books, films come in a wide variety of genres:

Types of films

3D movie
In-flight movie

Movie stars

References

↑ As seen in Be Kind, Rewind.
↑ In Professor Goodfellow's G.E.E.C., Marvin was watching a film on G.E.E.C. TV.

[1] As seen in Be Kind, Rewind.

[2] In Professor Goodfellow's G.E.E.C., Marvin was watching a film on G.E.E.C. TV.

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 [[Image:Film posters.jpg|thumb|[[Downtown Video Store]] [[poster|posters hanging on the wall that advertise two different '''films'''.]]<ref>As seen in [[Be Kind, Rewind]].</ref>]]
+A '''film''', also referred to as a '''movie''' or '''motion picture''', was a [[art|production]] of moving [[photography|images]] that were projected onto a screen in a movie [[theater]].
-A '''film''', also referred to as a '''movie''' or '''motion picture''', is a production of moving images that are projected onto a screen in a movie [[theater]]. There are a number of other names used to refer to a film, such as '''picture''', '''moving picture''', '''picture show''', '''photo-play''' and '''flick'''. Most movies are fictional, with stories based upon [[literature]] or original stories. Some movies are played on [[television]],<ref>In [[Professor Goodfellow's G.E.E.C.]], [[Marvin]] was watching a film on [[G.E.E.C. TV]].</ref> but this is typically quite some time after its' [[theater|theatrical]] release. Although there are some films that are made for television. It is very common to the extent that it's practically an [[American]] tradition for people that watch films to eat [[popcorn]] at the same time.
+There were a number of other names used to refer to a film, such as '''picture''', '''moving picture''', '''picture show''', '''photo-play''' and '''flick'''. Most movies were fictional, with stories based upon [[literature]] or original stories. Some movies were played on [[television]],<ref>In [[Professor Goodfellow's G.E.E.C.]], [[Marvin]] was watching a film on [[G.E.E.C. TV]].</ref> but this was typically quite some time after its' [[theater|theatrical]] release. Although there were some films that were made for television.
+It was very common to the extent that it was practically an [[American]] [[tradition]] for [[people]] that watch films to eat [[popcorn]] at the same time.
 ==List of films==
+*[[A Double Life]]
+*[[Africa Blood and Guts]]
 *[[The Agent]]
+*[[The Ape Who Disco Danced on Detroit]]
 *[[Big Buck$]]
+*[[Bulimic Vampire Ninjas]]
+*[[Bulimic Vampire Ninjas II]]
+*[[Bulimic Vampire Ninjas III: The Final Purge]]
+*[[The Blood Suckers]]
 *[[The Break In]]
-*[[The Giant Caveman]]
+*[[Casablanca]]
-*[[King Kong]]
+*[[Cast Away]]
-*[[Robin Hood (film)|Robin Hood]]
-*[[Sherlock Holmes (film)|Sherlock Holmes]]
-*[[Star Trek III: The Search for Spock]]
 *[[Close Encounters of the Third Kind]]
+*[[Curse of the Living Dead]]
+*[[Dawn of the Dead]]
+*[[Dirty Larry]]
+*[[E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial]]
+*[[Fangs of the Living Dead]]
+*[[Forbidden Planet]]
 *[[Frankenstein 2000 Meets the She Wolf]]
+*[[The Giant Caveman]]
+*[[Gone with the Wind]]
+*[[Ilsa, Harem Keeper of the Oil Sheiks]]
+*[[Incredible Journey]]
+*[[Invasion of the Body Snatchers]]
+*[[Jaws]]
+*[[King Kong]]
+*[[The Liver Eaters]]
+*[[MANHATTAN]]
+*[[Night of the Living Dead]]
 *[[Now!]]
+*[[Orgy of the Living Dead]]
+*[[Revenge of the Living Dead]]
+*[[Tarzan the Ape Man]]
+*[[To Have and Have Not]]
+*[[Twitch of the Death Nerve]]
+*[[Raiders of the Lost Ark]]
+*[[The Rise And Fall Of The Superfriends]]
+*[[RoBIN HooD]]
+*[[The Rocky Horror Picture Show]]
+*[[Secaucus Chainsaw Cookout]]
+*[[Sherlock Holmes (film)|Sherlock Holmes]]
 *[[Snowball Express]]
+*[[Star Trek III: The Search for Spock]]
+*[[Star Wars]]
+*[[Swimming Shark]]
+*[[The Warm and Fuzzy World of Winki]]
 *[[Weekend at Bernie's]]
 *[[Weekend at Bernie's II]]
 *[[Weekend at Bernie's III]]
+*[[Westworld]]
+*[[Zelig]]
 ==Film genres==
-Like [[books]], films come in a wide variety of genres:
+Like [[books]], films come in a wide variety of [[genre]]s:
 *[[Adventure movie]]
 *[[Science-fiction]]
+*[[Slasher film]]
 *[[Fairy tale]]
 *[[Fantasy]]
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 *[[Adult Movie]]
 *[[Action film]]
+*[[Thriller]]
+*[[Western]]
 ==Types of films==
-*[[3D film]]
+*[[3D movie]]
 *[[In-flight movie]]
+==Movie stars==
+*[[Arnold Schwarzenegger]]
+*[[Bette Davis]]
+*[[Bruce Cabot]]
+*[[Clark Gable]]
+*[[Flint Clintwood]]
+*[[Fay Wray]]
+*[[Humphrey Bogart]]
+*[[Ingrid Bergman]]
+*[[Jean Harlow]]
+*[[Marilyn Monroe]]
+*[[Ronald Colman]]
+*[[Ronald Reagan]]
+*[[Woody Allen]]
 ==References==