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// the movie
// Script written by John Kirtley for Republic Theatre Group, LLC.  
// The URL from which you will gather the needed information is http://www.movieweb.com/movies/ and enter the movie into the "search the database".
// The results of the search may give you several movies, so pick the correct one, and then it will go to the page that all the info will be cut from.
// Just to check it, the address of the URL that the movie will be contained on will look like http://www.movieweb.com/movies/film.php?546, where, in this case, the "546" is an example of the reference number you will enter in this file (it may have a varying number of digits).
// There are 14 entries: 12 that are being pasted from content of the URL, and 1 (ref number) from the address of the URL, used in two places.
// The entries are to be place inside the double quotes.
// Be careful!  Any entries that contain quotation marks as part of the text, you should place a backwards slash, \, in front of each of them.
//              Otherwise, without this mark in front of the text quotion marks, they will be confused as javascript quotation marks, and result in an error.
//              There should be only quotation marks (without the backward slash) enclosing the entry.  Make sure they are there.  
//	        After each entry, make sure it is followed by a comma, except for the last entry.
// Together, all the entries should be enclosed by the term, "var m = [" at the top, and "]" at the bottom.  These are already place for you, but make sure they are there.  Any white-space does not matter.
// Do not change text that follows the double slash marks.  These are important notes.
// save this file as the reference number, followed by ".js"  Make sure you do not save it as a .txt file.
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// 00 This initializes the array, it should read: "var movie**** = [".   Replace the asterisks with the reference number for this movie, so that the line looks like this, for example: "var movie1234 = [".
var movie9001= [

// 0 reference number (the number at the end of the URL address for this movie)
 "9001",

// 1 movie title (include year with parentheses)
 "DANCE PE CHANCE",

// 2 tagline  (it's the text line right under the title)
 "", 

// 3 director
 "Ken Gosh",

// 4 writer(s)  
 "",

// 5 starring  
 "Shahid Kapoor & Genelia",
 
// 6 studio
 "UTV Motion Pictures",

// 7 genre  (highlight and copy, as usual, it will post correctly here even though they are links on the URL)
 "Romance",

// 8 official site  (ditto, as last entry)
 "",
	

// 9 rating (the code...PG-13, for example...this one, you'll have to type in yourself)  
 "G",

// 10 rating (the reason, next to rating code on movie URL...include the parentheses)
 "",

// 11 runtime  
 "2 hour 33 minutes",

// 12 synopsis  (make sure you check this for quotation marks inside the text. If there, place a backward slash mark in front each quotation mark.  This entry will be a continuous line, instead of wrapped text.
 ""

// This single right bracket completes the array.  Do not delete it.
]
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  

  
 
 
   
   
  
   
   
   
    
  
 
 

   
   
   
   
   
   
    
 
 

