1sf/bird-sql-train-with-schema huggingface dataset:
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: What is the name of the movie whose critic received the highest number of likes related to the critic made by the user rating the movie?
Evidence: number of likes received refers to critic likes; received the highest number of likes refers to MAX(critic_likes);
SQL: SELECT T2.movie_title FROM ratings AS T1 INNER JOIN movies AS T2 ON T1.movie_id = T2.movie_id ORDER BY T1.critic_likes DESC LIMIT 1
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: How much is the popularity of the movie that has the highest popularity between 1920 to 1929 and when did the movie received its first rating score of 1 from the users who were a paying subscriber when they rated the movie ?
Evidence: movie with highest popularity refers to MAX(movie_popularity); movie_release_year BETWEEN 1920 AND 1929; when the movie received its first rating score of 1 refers to oldest date in rating_timestamp_utc where rating score = 1; user was a paying subscriber when they rated the movie refers to user_has_payment_method = 1;
SQL: SELECT MAX(T2.movie_popularity), MIN(T1.rating_timestamp_utc) FROM ratings AS T1 INNER JOIN movies AS T2 ON T1.movie_id = T2.movie_id WHERE T2.movie_release_year BETWEEN 1920 AND 1929 AND T1.rating_score = 1 AND T1.user_has_payment_method = 1
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: How many movies directed by Francis Ford Coppola have a popularity of more than 1,000? Indicate what is the highest amount of likes that each critic per movie has received, if there's any.
Evidence: Francis Ford Coppola refers to director_name; popularity of more than 1,000 refers to movie_popularity >1000;highest amount of likes that each critic per movie has received refers to MAX(critic_likes)
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T2.movie_title), T1.critic FROM ratings AS T1 INNER JOIN movies AS T2 ON T1.movie_id = T2.movie_id WHERE T2.director_name = 'Francis Ford Coppola' AND T2.movie_popularity > 1000
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: What is the URL to the user profile image on Mubi of the user who gave the movie id of 1103 a 5 ratinng score on 4/19/2020?
Evidence: URL to the user profile image on Mubi  refers to user_avatar_image_url;  4/19/2020 refers to rating_date_utc
SQL: SELECT T2.user_avatar_image_url FROM ratings AS T1 INNER JOIN ratings_users AS T2 ON T1.user_id = T2.user_id WHERE T2.user_id = 1103 AND rating_score = 5 AND T2.rating_date_utc = '2020-04-19'
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: Among the lists created by user 4208563, which one has the highest number of followers? Indicate how many followers it has and whether the user was a subscriber or not when he created the list.
Evidence: User 4208563 refers to user_id;highest number of followers refers to MAX(list_followers); user_subscriber = 1 means that the user was a subscriber when he created the list; user_subscriber = 0 means the user was not a subscriber when he created the list (to replace)
SQL: SELECT T1.list_followers, T2.user_subscriber = 1 FROM lists AS T1 INNER JOIN lists_users AS T2 ON T1.user_id = T2.user_id AND T2.list_id = T2.list_id WHERE T2.user_id = 4208563 ORDER BY T1.list_followers DESC LIMIT 1
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: Which year has the least number of movies that was released and what is the title of the movie in that year that has the highest number of rating score of 1?
Evidence: least number of movies refers to MIN(movie_release_year); highest rating score refers to MAX(SUM(movie_id) where rating_score = '1')


SQL: SELECT DISTINCT T1.movie_release_year, T1.movie_title FROM movies AS T1 INNER JOIN ratings AS T2 ON T1.movie_id = T2.movie_id WHERE T1.movie_release_year = ( SELECT movie_release_year FROM movies GROUP BY movie_release_year ORDER BY COUNT(movie_id) DESC LIMIT 1 ) AND T2.rating_score = 1
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: How many users, who were a paying subscriber when they rated the movie, gave the movie that was released in 1924 and directed by Erich von Stroheim a rating score of 5?
Evidence: Directed by Buster Keaton refers to director_name; released in 1924 refers to movie_release_year = 1924; paying subscriber refers to user_has_payment_method = 1


SQL: SELECT COUNT(T2.user_id) FROM movies AS T1 INNER JOIN ratings AS T2 ON T1.movie_id = T2.movie_id WHERE T1.movie_release_year = 1924 AND T1.director_name = 'Erich von Stroheim' AND T2.rating_score = 5 AND T2.user_has_payment_method = 1
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: What is the average number of movies added to the lists of user 8516503? Give the user profile image URL on Mubi.
Evidence: user profile image URL refers to user_avatar_image_url; user 8516503 refers to user_id; Average refers to AVG(list_movie_number where user_id = 8516503)


SQL: SELECT AVG(T1.list_movie_number), T2.user_avatar_image_url FROM lists AS T1 INNER JOIN lists_users AS T2 ON T1.list_id = T2.list_id AND T1.user_id = T2.user_id WHERE T2.user_id = 8516503
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: How many users rated the movie "The Magnificent Ambersons" gave a rating score of no more than 2? List all the URL to the rating on Mubi.
Evidence: The Magnificent Ambersons refers to movie_title; rating score of no more than 2 refers to rating_score<2; URL to rating refers to rating_url
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T2.user_id), T2.rating_url FROM movies AS T1 INNER JOIN ratings AS T2 ON T1.movie_id = T2.movie_id WHERE T1.movie_title = 'The Magnificent Ambersons' AND T2.rating_score <= 2
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: How many users who created a list in the February of 2016 were eligible for trial when they created the list? Indicate the user id of the user who has the most number of followers in his list in February of 2016.
Evidence: created a list in the February of 2016 refer to list_creation_date_utc BETWEEN 2/1/2016 and 2/29/2016; eligible for trial refers to user_eligible_for_trial = 1;

SQL: SELECT T1.list_followers FROM lists AS T1 INNER JOIN lists_users AS T2 ON T1.user_id = T2.user_id AND T1.list_id = T2.list_id WHERE T2.list_creation_date_utc BETWEEN '2016-02-01' AND '2016-02-29' AND T2.user_eligible_for_trial = 1
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: What is the URL to the rating on Mubi of the Riff-Raff movie that was given the highest rating score by user 22030372?
Evidence: URL refer to rating_url; user 22030372 refer to user_id
SQL: SELECT T2.rating_url FROM movies AS T1 INNER JOIN ratings AS T2 ON T1.movie_id = T2.movie_id WHERE T2.user_id = 22030372 AND T2.rating_score = 5 AND T1.movie_title = 'Riff-Raff'
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: How many directors have directed atleast 10 movies between 1960 to 1985? Indicate the name of the movie in those years of each director that received the highest amount of 5 rating score.
Evidence: directed at least 10 movies refers to count(direct_name)>10; 1960 to 1985 refer to movie_release_year

SQL: SELECT T2.director_name FROM ratings AS T1 INNER JOIN movies AS T2 ON T1.movie_id = T2.movie_id WHERE T2.movie_release_year BETWEEN 1960 AND 1985 GROUP BY T2.director_name HAVING COUNT(T2.movie_id) > 10
Database: movie_platform
Tables: lists, movies, ratings_users, lists_users, ratings
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, user_id, 0, list_id, 0, list_title, 0, list_movie_number, 0, list_update_timestamp_utc, 0, list_creation_timestamp_utc, 0, list_followers, 0, list_url, 0, list_comments, 0, list_description, 0, list_cover_image_url, 0, list_first_image_url, 0, list_second_image_url, 0, list_third_image_url, 1, movie_id, 1, movie_title, 1, movie_release_year, 1, movie_url, 1, movie_title_language, 1, movie_popularity, 1, movie_image_url, 1, director_id, 1, director_name, 1, director_url, 2, user_id, 2, rating_date_utc, 2, user_trialist, 2, user_subscriber, 2, user_avatar_image_url, 2, user_cover_image_url, 2, user_eligible_for_trial, 2, user_has_payment_method, 3, user_id, 3, list_id, 3, list_update_date_utc, 3, list_creation_date_utc, 3, user_trialist, 3, user_subscriber, 3, user_avatar_image_url, 3, user_cover_image_url, 3, user_eligible_for_trial, 3, user_has_payment_method, 4, movie_id, 4, rating_id, 4, rating_url, 4, rating_score, 4, rating_timestamp_utc, 4, critic, 4, critic_likes, 4, critic_comments, 4, user_id, 4, user_trialist, 4, user_subscriber, 4, user_eligible_for_trial, 4, user_has_payment_method
Question: How many users, who were not a a trialist when they rated the movie, gave the movie "The South" a rating score of not more than 2?
Evidence: not a trialist refer to user_trialist = 0; rating score of not more than 2 refer to rating_score <2; The South refers to movie_title

SQL: SELECT COUNT(T2.user_id) FROM movies AS T1 INNER JOIN ratings AS T2 ON T1.movie_id = T2.movie_id WHERE T2.user_trialist = 0 AND T2.rating_score <= 2 AND T1.movie_title = 'The South'