input: Please answer the following: Suggest a movie title for the following movie plot: The film opens with an airplane flying straight at the audience. Its propeller spins into the films title frame. During the opening credits each of the principal characters is introduced in a film clip from the movie that includes their real name and the character they portray. Then, the same airplane shot is seen; this time its propeller spins into a distant shot of the Hotel Hibiscus in Miami. A sign appears: Hotel Hibiscus, Roger Bond and His Yankee Clipper Band Now Playing in the Date Grove. Mr. Hammerstein (Franklin Pangborn) inspects the hotels chefs, the bellboys and maids. Hammerstein, who has been brought from Switzerland to shape up the hotels staff, seems uncomfortable with one of the buxom maids and isn't pleased with anothers shoe heels that are terribly worn. Next, he wants to inspect the band. The head waiter (Eric Blore) points to the opposite side of the room where the band members are lounging. Honey Hale (Ginger Rogers), the bands female vocalist, greets Hammerstein with, Good morning, Popeye. He reprimands her for speaking before he has asked her a question. Then, he tells the band members that he has had several complaints about them; he is particularly upset that they have been too familiar with the guests. Hammerstein asks where Roger Bond (Gene Raymond), the bands leader, and Bonds assistant, Fred Ayres (Fred Astaire), are. Honey says, Coming right down. The scene switches to a small single engine airplane doing a loop-de-loop before it lands. Once it stops, Fred is the first out; he has to hold on to the struts to keep from falling. There is a small piano in the plane right behind the front seats; Roger uses the instrument to write songs during his flights. Fred and Roger rush to the hotel for a scheduled radio program. At the hotel, Hammerstein is pacing, the band is waiting on the bandstand and everybody is looking at their watches. At the last possible moment, Roger and Fred sneak in from the back of the bandstand, Roger welcomes the radio listeners and introduces their first song,...
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output: Flying Down to Rio

input: Please answer the following: Suggest a movie title for the following movie plot: Charlie Muffin is one of the top operatives in British Intelligence, despite his working-class background and scruffy appearance, and has been responsible for breaking up a major Soviet spy network in England, sending the network's leader Alexei Berenkov to prison for forty years. However, a new Director, Sir Henry Cuthbertson, has taken over and has reorganized the Department according to his own regimented and prejudicial ideas ... which don't include a true professional like Charlie, whom he looks down upon and despises, and has appointed two of his favorites, Snare and Harrison, to major field positions, despite their obvious lack of experience.Charlie, Snare and Harrison are on assignment in East Berlin and are about to separately make the crossing over to West Berlin. Harrison has safely made the crossing earlier and Snare is about to do so; Charlie, who will make his own crossing by car later, is very nervous about the heightened security. Snare makes an uneventful crossing, and Charlie is about to drive through the checkpoint when sudden instinct makes him change his mind. He meets up with Gunther, an East Berliner trying to escape to the West, and gives him the car and necessary documents. With Charlie watching from a distance, Gunther drives the car into the East Berlin checkpoint, but the security people suddenly move in. Gunther is shot down while trying to run and the car is blown up by gunfire. Charlie makes his own crossing during the confusion and meets up with his fellow agents in West Berlin, who are stunned to see him alive having seen and reported his supposed death ... confirming in Charlie's mind that the whole thing was a set-up.In Moscow, General Valery Kalenin, head of the KGB, is informed by his superior, General Kastanazy, of Berenkov's 40-year prison sentence. Kastanazy orders Kalenin to make sure that Berenkov is repatriated back to the Soviet Union within a reasonable amount of time ... or else.Charlie visits Berenkov, with whom he has apparently become friendly, in prison for an...
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output: Charlie Muffin

input: Please answer the following: Suggest a movie title for the following movie plot: A London museum's warehouse burns down leaving undamaged a statue that the museum curator, Mr. Grove, identifies as "Mid-European Primitive." Grove is mysteriously killed while inspecting the artifact when his assistant, Arthur Pimm, is sent to fetch a flashlight for him. This begins a series of unexplained deaths and calamities connected with the statue, which is later positively identified as the Golem of Judah Loew of the 16th century. An inscription in Hebrew heightens the suspense and horror of the plot: "Power bringeth destruction; beware, lest it be unleashed." "He who will find the secret of my life at his feet, him will I serve until beyond time. "He who shall evoke me in the 17th century, beware, for I cannot by fire be destroyed. "He who shall evoke me in the 18th century, beware, for I cannot by fire or by water be destroyed. "He who evokes me in the 19th century, beware, for I cannot by fire or by water or by force be destroyed. "He who in the 20th century shall dare evoke me, beware, for neither by fire, nor water, nor force, nor anything by man created can I be destroyed. "He who in the 21st century evokes me must be of God's hand himself because on this earth the person of man existeth no more." Arthur Pimm, a Norman Bates character, who keeps his mother's corpse in his apartment and borrows museum jewel exhibits to adorn it, brings the golem to life by placing a small scroll containing the Hebrew word "emeth" ("truth") into its mouth, which he finds in a compartment located at the top of the golem's right foot. The golem then becomes Pimm's accomplice in murder and mayhem contrary to its original purpose to defend its community. When the golem is suspected of bringing about the catastrophic destruction of Hammersmith Bridge, Pimm tries to destroy it. This is impossible as the inscription predicts: "for neither by fire, nor water, nor force, nor anything by man created" can it be destroyed. This is borne out in the final scenes of the film by the detonation of a small nuclear warhead in an...
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output:
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