| Movie follow-up to ''Get Smart'' | 48 |
| Movie for which Charlize Theron won an Oscar | 44 |
| Movie for which Dustin Hoffman won an Oscar | 43 |
| Movie for which Ernest Borgnine won an Oscar | 44 |
| Movie for which Jamie Foxx won an Oscar | 39 |
| Movie for which Jane Fonda won an Oscar | 39 |
| Movie for which Jim Broadbent won his Oscar | 43 |
| Movie for which John Wayne won Best Actor | 41 |
| Movie gangster floated down the river? | 38 |
| Movie genre named for a food staple | 35 |
| Movie genre that usually takes place in one room | 48 |
| Movie gigolo Bigalow struggling with debt? | 42 |
| Movie girl with "perils" | 34 |
| Movie hero with a fedora, familiarly | 36 |
| Movie hero's target audience? | 33 |
| Movie highlights of the 30's | 32 |
| Movie in which 007 takes on a hair colorist? | 44 |
| Movie in which Bogart won an Oscar | 34 |
| Movie in which Brad Pitt played Tyler Durden | 44 |
| Movie in which the hero tries to reach Insectopia | 49 |
| Movie killer John Kramer's sadistic promise? | 48 |
| Movie lion voiced by Liam Neeson | 32 |
| Movie made in Morocco that misfired miserably | 45 |
| Movie mentor with convoluted syntax | 35 |
| Movie monster awakened by H-bomb tests | 38 |
| Movie monster's milieu, maybe | 33 |
| Movie musical based on a Colette novel | 38 |
| Movie musical with a catchy beat | 32 |
| Movie oozer, with "The" | 33 |
| Movie princess known for her hairdo | 35 |
| Movie producer born July 4, 1885 | 32 |
| Movie producer's time of stress | 35 |
| Movie recommender's suggestion | 34 |
| Movie reviewer's royal twin? | 32 |
| Movie river's senior member gets better? | 44 |
| Movie set in the Catskills: 1987 | 32 |
| Movie short about a perfectly timed ape? | 40 |
| Movie short about a tireless parent? | 36 |
| Movie short about arrestin' writer Anita? | 45 |
| Movie short about Capone in court? | 34 |
| Movie star member of the Addams Family? | 39 |
| Movie star Taylor, affectionately | 33 |
| Movie star with the most Oscar nominations (15) | 47 |
| Movie star Witherspoon's men? | 33 |
| Movie starring "Weird Al" | 35 |
| Movie starring a cross-dressing John Travolta | 45 |
| Movie starring Joan Crawford as a cooch dancer | 46 |
| Movie starring John Cusack/Musical by Cole Porter | 49 |
| Movie starring Tatum O'Neal? | 32 |
| Movie starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman | 43 |
| Movie starring Wilt Chamberlain? | 32 |
| Movie studio city, in Variety headline shorthand | 48 |
| Movie subtitled "Omen II" | 35 |
| Movie technique used at the start of a scene | 44 |
| Movie technique using three projectors | 38 |
| Movie that featured "Unchained Melody" | 48 |
| Movie that follows an unwelcome school outbreak? | 48 |
| Movie that garnered Clooney an acting Oscar | 43 |
| Movie that Khrushchev watched being filmed | 42 |
| Movie that might end in a showdown | 34 |
| Movie that might have a cast of thousands | 41 |
| Movie that spawned "Army of Darkness" | 47 |
| Movie that takes place on Pandora | 33 |
| Movie that's not to be missed | 33 |
| Movie that's tough to stay awake through | 44 |
| Movie theme sung by Shirley Bassey | 34 |
| Movie to watch on commencement night? | 37 |
| Movie villain voiced by Douglas Rain | 36 |
| Movie villain whose first name is Julius | 40 |
| Movie where Alanis Morissette plays God | 39 |
| Movie where Will Ferrell played Buddy | 37 |
| Movie with a balloon-borne house | 32 |
| Movie with a classic pottery-making scene | 41 |
| Movie with a red pill and a blue pill | 37 |
| Movie with a saloon fight, maybe | 32 |
| Movie with a saloon fight, often | 32 |
| Movie with Deborah Kerr as a dowdy spinster | 43 |
| Movie with Deborah Kerr as a gossip columnist | 45 |
| Movie with Deborah Kerr as a repressed nun | 42 |
| Movie with Geoffrey Rush as David Helfgott | 42 |
| Movie with Larenz Tate as Quincy Jones | 38 |
| Movie with Michael Caine and Laurence Olivier | 45 |
| Movie with Robin Williams and LL Cool J | 39 |
| Movie with the character Alvy Singer | 36 |
| Movie with the line "There is no spoon" | 49 |
| Movie with the tagline "Sleep kills" | 46 |
| Movie-making trickery, for short | 32 |
| Movie/TV character who always wears a red bow tie | 49 |
| Moviedom's 'Elephant Boy' | 37 |
| Moviedom's Jerry Maguire, e.g. | 34 |
| Moviedom's Long and Vardalos | 32 |
| Moviedom's Mighty Joe Young, e.g. | 37 |
| Moviedom's Mrs. Robinson, e.g. | 34 |
| Moviemaking brothers' surname | 33 |
| Movies like "Star Wars," e.g. | 39 |
| Movies like "Unfaithful"? | 35 |
| Movies with "II" in their titles: Abbr. | 49 |
| Movies' "Elephant Boy" | 36 |
| Moving aids, or a hint to this puzzle's theme | 49 |
| Moving along like the Jabberwock's slayer | 45 |