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Performers listed
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User Contributions
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Titles Available on Home Video
1,659
Percentage of Titles Available
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TITLES BY DECADE:
1890 - 1899
2,587
1900 - 1909
13,312
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11,448
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8,338
1930 - 1939
7,958
1940 - 1949
6,126
1950 - 1959
5,657
1960 - 1969
6,671
1970 - 1979
12,817
1980 - 1989
19,443
1990 - 1999
32,804
2000 - 2009
38,244
2010 - 2019
14,701
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4. The Uninvited (1944)
8,216
5. Treasure Island (1990)
8,172
6. This Angry Age (1958)
7,857
7. Stolen Women: Captured Hearts (1997)
6,203
8. Skyway to Death (1974)
5,585
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Here is a lobby card from Looking for Love (1964), starring Connie Francis (and, as himself, Johnny Carson). Lobby Cards were 11" x 14" posters that came in sets of 8. As the name implies, they were most often displayed in movie theater lobbies to advertise current or coming attractions. click to view
- 01. Black Oxfords (1924) by: silentfilmmusic
- 02. Cinema Circus (1937) by: danny52
- 03. The Royal Rodeo (1939) by: JNW
- 04. Zeeland "The Hidden... by: PreCodeTalkies
- 05. Act of Love (1980) by: alexandermoore
- 06. Casey's Shadow (1978) by: quimichon
- 07. Smile Like Yours, A (1997) by: Classickevo
- 08. Captain Kidd (1945) by: AdrianaIuliana
- 09. Annie Hall (1977) by: 73Fred
- 10. The Tempest (1979) by: bobbywickham
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Database Trivia The Martian machines were models suspended from wires. For the final sequences where the machines "die", they are shown crashing into telegraph poles - this allowed the film makers to hide the suspension wires with the telegraph wires. more
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