Deletion of List of films featuring crossword puzzles

Comment: as indiscriminate.  Listing any film that merely "features" a crossword puzzle is complete trivia, as the inclusion threshold is too low (or absent entirely) for it to be meaningful information, either about the films or about crosswords.  It's too easy for it to be just a prop, incidental to or even in the background of a scene, just to give a character something to do when they're waiting, drinking the morning coffee, or to show that they are urbane.  I don't see any reasons to keep above that aren't textbook  "arguments".  It's possible that this could be salvaged if it were refactored into List of films about crossword puzzles, but I don't see any more than two on the list that might qualify, Wordplay (film)|one of which is a documentary that is already in the "see also" section of crossword.  If it can be shown there are more, then maybe
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Comment: as indiscriminate. Having a crossword puzzle featured in a film is not a notable topic. You are not going to find topics on the subject and as such fails  as too narrow
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Comment: per : "Wikipedia articles are not... lists or repositories of loosely associated topics". While the article title talks about films that "feature" crossword puzzles, the vast majority of the films on the list do ''not'' feature them (except for ''Wordplay'', which is pretty much about them). The puzzles are elements in these films, certainly, but they do not drive the film at all. Thus, the topics are only "loosely associated". I researched for any significance of crossword puzzles used in films, but there is nothing. The relationship between the two is entirely superficial. The most relevant topic I found is puzzle film, which would be a better topic to create and cover on Wikipedia
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