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Film star's stand-in
Film star's trailers
Film starring 60-Across, 1941
Film starring Mary Tyler Moore
Film stars
Film stars, e.g.
Film starter
Film statistic
Film statue
Film statuette
Film stock
Film storage unit
FILM story
film Streep Actress
Film strips
Film studied in physics labs
Film Studio
FILM studio
Film studio behind "Toy Story" and "Up"
Film studio department
FILM studio floodlight
film studio letters
Film studio light
Film studio locale
Film studio name since 1912
Film studio site
Film studio spearheaded by 57-Across
Film studio stages
Film studio stock
Film studio that made "Jerry Maguire"
Film studio VIP
Film studio with a lion mascot
Film studio with a lion symbol
Film studio with a Pegasus logo
Film studio with a roaring lion
Film studio, for short
Film studio's cash cows
Film studio's commissary
Film studio's many
Film style
Film successes
Film Superman
Film Superman before Routh
film Sutherland
film Swayze 1987 film
Film swimmer Williams
FILM synopsis
Film system shown in domed theaters
Film system with an extra-large screen
Film taglined "The Story That Won't Go Away"
Film teaser
Film teasers
Film technique
Film technique used in old California Raisins ads
Film technique, briefly
Film technique, for short
Film terrier
Film terrier played by Skippy
Film that builds success slowly
Film that continues a story
film that creates a feeling of suspense
Film that Dustin Hoffman's pet watches?
Film that earned 117-Across a Best Actor nomination
Film that earned Sissy Spacek her first Oscar nomination
Film that ends with "friendship"
Film that famously interrupted a 1968 NFL telecast
FILM that follows on from story of a previous one
Film that garnered Warren Beatty his Best Director Oscar
Film that has been shot
Film that introduced 'I Only Have Eyes for You'
Film that introduced "the Force"
Film that Jane Fonda's pet watches?
Film that lost out to "The Silence of the Lambs" for Best Picture
Film that lost the Best Picture Oscar to "Chariots of Fire"
Film that lost to "Green Book" for Best Picture
Film that might have "XXX" in its title
Film that often includes drawings
Film that picks up where the prev. one leaves off
Film that preceded "New Moon"
Film that rates no stars
Film that takes place on Pandora
Film that was a cinema revolution in its day
Film that won 11 Academy Awards
Film that won 11 Oscars
Film that won an Oscar for visual effects
Film that won Denzel Washington an Oscar
Film that won nine Oscars
Film that's barely shown?
Film that's not very long
Film the convicts watch at Shawshank Prison
Film theater
FILM theater/theatre
FILM theater/theatre owner
Film theaters
Film theatre
FILM title
Film title "Citizen"
Film title character who likes to high-five
Film title character who says "This is the part where you run away"
Film title character whose mother dies three minutes into the film
Film title kvetch?
FILM title music
film title start Hitchcock, Alfred film
Film title words with 'The King' or 'The Egg'
FILM titles at end
FILM to which persons under 16 are not permitted
film Tracy/Hepburn 1949 film
Film trailer
Film trailer, e.g.
Film trailers, e.g.
Film trickery, for short
Film tricks that capture the sound of fox dispatching duck
Film trophies
Film trophy
Film tycoon
Film unit
Film Unit A/C
Film units
Film unlikely to have a costume designer?
Film used for recording tapes
Film V.I.P.
Film Vamp ___ Harlow
Film vamp linked to Valentino
Film vault collection
Film vault holding
Film vault items
Film venue
Film versions
FILM very sensitive to light
Film viewer of a sort
film viewing
Film villain
Film villain played by Joseph Wiseman
Film villain who never said 23-Across, with "the"
Film villain who sings "Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do!"
Film villain with one eye
Film villain with prosthetic hands
film Violent
film vip
Film vixen Bara
Film voice of Frank Oz
Film Warren commissioned?
Film watcher's channel
film Wayne, John birthplace
film Western
Film whale
Film whose "Falling Slowly" won the Best Original Song Oscar
Film whose sequel is subtitled "The Sequel"
Film whose sequel was subtitled "On the Rocks"
Film whose star was 2004's Best Actor
Film whose tagline ends "Nothing can stop it!"
film Willis, Bruce Ex of
Film winds around it
Film winds up on it
Film wise man with his own grammar
Film with 8,000 extras
Film with a "II," e.g.: Abbr.
Film with a 2010 sequel subtitled "Legacy"
Film with a cast of thousands
Film with a classic shower scene
Film with a creepy motel owner
Film with a famous chariot race
film with a fast-moving plot, usually containing scenes of violence
Film with a feline baseball ace?
Film with a highly devoted group of select fans
Film with a huge cast
Film with a memorable shower scene
Film with a posse
Film with a saloon
Film with a small budget
Film with a sound track
Film with a stage?
Film with a terrifying two-note theme
Film with Bogart and Bergman
Film with Buzz Lightyear
Film with Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn
film with curtis lemmon and monroe
Film with dancing brooms
Film with dancing hippos
Film with dangerous jobs
Film with Dustin as Dorothy
Film with Dustin Hoffman
Film with dusty streets, typically
Film with four sequels
Film with Greta Garbo
Film with guns
Film with Han Solo
Film with Julie Christie and Dirk Bogarde
Film with lots of shooting stars?
Film with Manny the Mammoth
Film with many extras
Film with Mickey mangling magic
Film with nakedness
film with nicole kidnam released in 2001 the
Film with Peter Fonda as a beekeeper
Film with saloon scenes
Film with six sequels
film with sound
Film with stage scenes
Film with steeds and saloons
film with text
Film with the closing line "Well, nobody's perfect"
Film with the line "Oh, we have 12 vacancies. 12 cabins, 12 vacancies"
Film with the line "So help me Me"
Film with the Na'vi
Film with the Oscar-nominated song "Papa, Can You Hear Me?"
Film with the Oscar-winning song "Best That You Can Do"
Film with the song "Maniac"
Film with the song "Papa, Can You Hear Me?"
Film with the song "Thank Heaven for Little Girls"
Film with the tagline "Borat was SO 2006"
Film with the tagline "In the future video game battles will be a matter of life or death"
Film with the tagline "TV the way it was meant to be seen: in a movie theatre"
Film with three asterisks in its title
Film with Tom Hanks' voice
Film with Travolta and Newton John
Film wizardry
Film woman who says 'Play it, Sam'
Film work
Film worker
FILM writer
Film written by Diablo Cody
Film you don't want to see
Film-award word
Film-credits listings
Film-crew VIP
Film-developer's abbr.
Film-editing device
Film-editing segue technique
Film-enhancing tech
Film-length measure
Film-location worker
Film-maker in scruffy anorak limps on
Film-noir classic of '50
Film-noir heroes
Film-plot surprise
Film-preserving org.
Film-preserving org. of L.A.
Film-rating symbol
Film-rating units
Film-script direction
Film-script instruction
Film-set boss
Film-set call
Film-set light
Film-set machine
FILM-showing place
Film-studio bigwig
Film-studio production
Film, as of dust