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#1 I consider the IMDb and the reviews there my favorite source for movie reviews and pretty much all information about movies (who made them, actors, awards etc etc etc), anyone else agree?
Anyhow I have noticed for a long time now that doing a Google search for a specific movie almost alway brings up the IMDb page on the movie I did the search for as the first link. We all know Google is big bucks but the IMDb must be big bucks as well,no? (oh and stick the word blu-ray in the title and the blu-ray.com page on the movie is usually in the first few links on Google, that is another topic though, ca-ching$$ ![]() |
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