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As a result, showing a movie on television is like putting a picture in the wrong frame.

He settled on a channel and saw they were showing a movie, a western.

He is often seen receiving some kind of brain damage after showing a movie.

While Keaton is showing a movie, he steps into the film.

Enter the projection booth and learn what it takes to show a movie.

Can a school show a movie without obtaining permission from the copyright owner?

Showing a movie about riots in the wrong aspect ratio?

The last part of the intro showed a movie screen and the voice over would welcome you.

The off-season policy requires five tickets be sold in order to show a movie.

Though the gothic playhouse still stands, it has not shown a movie in almost two years.

There used to show a movie every Friday.

Because a theater may show a movie on more than one screens, the total number of screens is also used.

The company built a pavilion here, where it shows a movie on how contact with foreign cultures has influenced Japan over the centuries.

He said he was going to show a movie, a notion which at the time was exotic.

No, you don't get a page of print stuck in a computer showing a movie attached to your ear.

He had just shown a movie he had directed to various friends and industry insiders.

The Andalous Cinema has not shown a movie in years.

Thus, showing a movie on a television set is like putting a painting in a frame so small that parts of the picture must be trimmed.

Generally, a theater chain contracts with a movie distributor to show a movie for a minimum period of time.

And so far there is no way to show a movie in 3-D on DVD.

"I'd like to show a movie, and then after a certain scene the actor will just walk on," said Mr. Bloom.

She's got a mane of hair as black as scandal, and skin so clear and white you could show a movie on it.

GM showed a movie about the future of transit in Detroit which clearly put the car in first place.

"And then they showed a movie.

A teacher bought a 16mm projector and showed a movie every week, which served as the basis for a passion in film. "

And to instill them, he is not above, well, screening a movie for his flock.

He considered going to the wardroom to screen a movie with the off watch officers but decided to hit the rack.

A few film festivals screened a movie simply titled "Cthulhu" in 2007, but reaction has been pretty negative across the board.

When he wants to screen a movie, he flips on the film projector on top of his organ.

Is it appropriate to screen a movie about the murder of Meredith Kercher?

Karate From the Screen A movie star went to Great Neck last weekend.

They are also screening a movie, Hullabaloo: A Raving Chronicle on July 13, 2007.

This style of filming and screening a movie has since become known as the "Seven Screen Experience", an application which is the brainchild of Kanye West.

For several years following its 1949 opening, the Theatre would only screen a movie for two days, with double features twice a week; about 300 different movies were shown each year.

Someone was screening a movie, apparently the hideous remake of Howard Hawkes's classic Thirty Minutes Over Broadway.

The East India Film Company was the first Indian film company to screen a movie at an International Film Festival.

But the movement of the early 1970's to the multisalles - up to 10 screens a movie house - means that moviegoing in France is the familiar generic experience it has become here.

For more than five years, they had struggled to bring to the screen a movie less about politics than about the consequences of people's passions and the price that must be paid, eventually, by their children.

Until 1988, the start time of Newsnight was flexible, so BBC2 could screen a movie at 9:30pm to dovetail with the conclusion of the main news on BBC1.

At the time the destruction of Surafend was occurring, the YMCA was screening a movie which was watched by many men of the Anzac Mounted Division.

"Values have shifted dramatically," said Mr. Guccione, explaining why he wants to return to the screen a movie that inspired comments like "remarkably repulsive" from the film critic of The New York Times.

In the Parks Department, Chris (Rob Lowe) screens a movie, "Death Canoe 4: Murder at Blood Lake", in honor of Halloween, and says that he intends to dress as his "greatest fear".