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The 50,000 Movie Challenge

Movieman53000 said:
I have these set for DVR recording. If you have these let me know so I can cancel. I should get some of them. This could be a TCM Jackpot.

Bedazzled 1967
The Thin Man 1934
Enter Laughing 1967
Go Naked In the World 1961
Lola 1961
Sex Kittens Go To College 1960
Mission of Danger 1959
Fury River 1959
Kes 1969
The Giant Claw 1957
Ski Party 1965
Rookie of the Year 1955
Two Rode Together 1961
Vibes 1988 (I have 2 #'s for this one #28964 & 28965) not sure which is correct
The Two Mrs. Carrolls 1947
Double Indemnity 1944
Meet John Doe 1941
The Renegade Ranger 1938
The happy Thieves 1962
Giant 1956
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I have Bedazzled which is assigned #21658. Until now, I'm helping you fill up the missing numbers in the 1-22000 range.
 
Bedazzled starts at 7pm. The rest are on TCM over the next 7 days. If most of them have numbers & are readable I will continue to check TCM for movie that are not on the list. I until now I never really considered to check TCM. The #'s are located at the beginning should so they are easy to check every morning. I'll post them as I get them. TCM could fill a lot of empty spaces hopefully
 
Movieman53000 said:
I have these set for DVR recording. If you have these let me know so I can cancel. I should get some of them. This could be a TCM Jackpot.

The Thin Man 1934
Vibes 1988 (I have 2 #'s for this one #28964 & 28965) not sure which is correct
Double Indemnity 1944
Meet John Doe 1941
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The Thin Man came out in May 1934 so it's pre-code.
Filmratings has Vibes as #28964.
Double Indemnity is #9717.
Meet John Doe is #6560.
 
AFI HAS VIBES #28965 So it needs to be checked from the credits. will check it when it comes on TCM


CIRCUITRY MAN 1990 has a # issue also. AFI Has it at #30292 FilmRatings has it as #30191 Checking movie now. will confirm later

#30292 belongs to Fatal Mission 1990 but can't confirm however if Circuitry Man 1990 has #30191 then the other likely is correct
 
30191 Circuitry Man
30292 Fatal Mission

Both listed on FilmRatings are more correct.
 
circuitry Man 1990 Confirmed at #30191 So AFI is Incorrect with #30292 FilmRatings is Correct

I will have Vibes 1988 on Friday Night will be able to confirm Saturday
 
found another one one TubiTV. I pick movie at random so it's hit & miss. I got another Hit. It looks like Rating of TV-14 & TV-MA which are equivalent to PG-13 & R are good candidates for hits

#51102 The Curse of Buckout Road (2018) (TV-MA) space filler
 
duplicate #'s confirmed on tubitv. End have been wrong before. double checked & confirmed. These are first duplicates I have ever seen

#46085 Ticking Clock 2011
#46085 Arena 2011

This one will drive you Bonkers & I just confirmed it on TubiTv

#00000 Carnival of Souls 1998 I know it's incorrect. FilmRatings has it with #36422
 
Movieman53000 said:
duplicate #'s confirmed on tubitv. End have been wrong before. double checked & confirmed. These are first duplicates I have ever seen

#46085 Ticking Clock 2011
#46085 Arena 2011

This one will drive you Bonkers & I just confirmed it on TubiTv

#00000 Carnival of Souls 1998 I know it's incorrect. FilmRatings has it with #36422
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Filmratings has Arena as 46810.
 
got one off of TCM

#21379 Enter Laughing 1968 Confirmed Not listed with # on AFI. This was the Late Carl Reiner first movie he Directed

One more down just 9,500+ to go before 1968 or below 22000
 
New numbers from this week's bulletin:

52537 Spontaneous

52618 Soul
52673 The White Tiger

52767 The Social Dilemma
52780 Unpregnant
52794 All In: The Fight For Democracy

52821 Mic Drop: The Culture Of Christina Hip Hop
52822 The Human Factor
52823 The Witches
52824 Marry Me
52825 Murder In The Woods
52827 The Vigil
52828 The Nest
 
TCM Jackpot finds

#19588 Go Naked in the World 1961
#23662 Lola 1961 Confirmed maybe a restored Version re-Issue 
#23662 Man at the Top 1973 May need to be checked
#to small   Sex kittens go to college 1960 will keep trying to see if I can get it It kinda looks like #19570 but can't confirm. #19570 is a empty spot so it's possible
 
I don't know if you guys have these already but:

1053 Little Sinners (Our Gang short)
1490 Little Rascals Follies (Our Gang short)

2790 Pay As You Exit (Our Gang short)

3523 Night 'N' Gales (Our Gang short)

4315 Hid And Shriek (Our Gang short)
 
Decided to try and check Tubi to see if I could come across any Not Rated movies that actually have a certificate number. So far no real luck. Only one I've found is a movie called "Jamesy Boy" from 2014. There is an MPAA logo during the end credits but no certificate number listed underneath. This one could be a problem.
 
If the MPA had their own film database like the one on the CNC site (which is based in France, the site where you can browse the film by number through the address bar), it would include all films with complete details (including certificate numbers), especially from the PCA era and those that are "not rated", aside from the FilmRatings, which includes only films released from 1968 or later and those that are rated. It would help complete the list in a short time.
 
CJ121997 said:
If the MPA had their own film database like the ones on the CNC site (which is based in France, the site where you can browse the film by number through the address bar), it would include all films, especially from the PCA era and those that are "not rated", aside from the FilmRatings, which includes only films released from 1968 or later and those that are rated. It would help complete the list in a short time.
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One thing I've never understood is why does the MPAA not award certificate numbers in chronological order? It makes absolutely no sense, and as somebody with OCD I can say that it annoys the hell out of me.
 
pick up a couple of more off TCM including a bonus that I got today

#20999 Ski Party
#18576 The Giant Claw
#05914 Ski Flying (short) I do not really think these belong on the same list that's why they start with a '0
 
A SHOCKING # FOUND ON AFI. just kidding it likely just a typo someone got 1 happy

#311110 BODY PARTS (# IS CORRECT JUST REMOVE ONE OF THE 1'S) THIS # Is ironc because their is only 53828 movies with #'s of the 411,671 movies made & counting. Just think how easier it would be if all those movies would have a #. The list would be LOng.............. but it would be easy to complete
 
Movieman53000 said:
A SHOCKING # FOUND ON AFI. just kidding it likely just a typo someone got 1 happy

#311110 BODY PARTS (# IS CORRECT JUST REMOVE ONE OF THE 1'S) THIS # Is ironc because their is only 53828 movies with #'s of the 411,671 movies made & counting. Just think how easier it would be if all those movies would have a #. The list would be LOng.............. but it would be easy to complete
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Body Parts number is already listed on filmratings.com.
 
I know it is. I was referring to the typo of the extra 1. we have not reached 6 digit numbers yet despite the fact we could be well over 400,000 if all movies had a number. only about 12% of the movies actually have been issues a certificate #. a lot of movies do not have a certificate # because production companies do not like the MPAA rating practices.. That is why you see a lot of movies especially TubiTV rated TV-MA, TV-14 and NR of couse you will sometimes get lucky and find one with these rating with numbers. it's incredible that 88% of all movies do not have a certificate #. that is a shocking number.
 
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