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That is Flame Bait now due to a TRS decision.
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** '''Implementation:''' This duel is thanks to an infamous spat on Disney-distributed ''Series/SiskelAndEbert'' between Creator/GeneSiskel and Creator/RogerEbert; Siskel had given his approval to ''FMJ'' while Ebert gave it a Thumb's Down with a 2.5 star rating, while praising ''Benji'' with his highest rating after Siskel panned the film. This prompted Siskel to [[HePannedItNowHeSucks lay into Ebert]], a moment that got a ShoutOut on ''The Critic''. Also, Disney is somewhat tied to ''FMJ'' as well as ''BTH''; the name "WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse" is mentioned at the end of both of ''FMJ's'' major settings, plus Mickey and Minnie figurines are part of a background set in the film's second half and the film's soldiers sing "The Mickey Mouse Club March" to close the film.
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** '''Implementation:''' This duel is thanks to an infamous spat on Disney-distributed ''Series/SiskelAndEbert'' between Creator/GeneSiskel and Creator/RogerEbert; Siskel had given his approval to ''FMJ'' while Ebert gave it a Thumb's Down with a 2.5 star rating, while praising ''Benji'' with his highest rating after Siskel panned the film. This prompted Siskel to [[HePannedItNowHeSucks lay into Ebert]], Ebert, a moment that got a ShoutOut on ''The Critic''. Also, Disney is somewhat tied to ''FMJ'' as well as ''BTH''; the name "WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse" is mentioned at the end of both of ''FMJ's'' major settings, plus Mickey and Minnie figurines are part of a background set in the film's second half and the film's soldiers sing "The Mickey Mouse Club March" to close the film.
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* ''Film/{{Loving}}'' (2016) / ''Film/AUnitedKingdom'' (2016)
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* ''Film/{{Loving}}'' (2016) ''Film/Loving2016'' / ''Film/AUnitedKingdom'' (2016)
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* ''Film/{{Reality|2023}} (2023) / ''Film/{{Winner|2024}}'' (2024)
** '''Capsule Pitch Descriptions''': Two films about the American intelligence translator Reality Winner, who leaked a confidential document discussing Russian interference in the 2016 US elections, released near the end of Winner's real-life sentence.
** '''Implementation''': ''Reality'' is a dramatization of the real interrogation transcript by the FBI and takes place mostly in Winner's home. It is also TheFilmOfThePlay ''Is This A Room''. ''Winner'' is a dark comedy involving more of Winner's personal life.
* ''Film/{{Reality|2023}} (2023) / ''Film/{{Winner|2024}}'' (2024)
** '''Capsule Pitch Descriptions''': Two films about the American intelligence translator Reality Winner, who leaked a confidential document discussing Russian interference in the 2016 US elections, released near the end of Winner's real-life sentence.
** '''Implementation''': ''Reality'' is a dramatization of the real interrogation transcript by the FBI and takes place mostly in Winner's home. It is also TheFilmOfThePlay ''Is This A Room''. ''Winner'' is a dark comedy involving more of Winner's personal life.
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My mistake - I put it on the wrong one.
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* ''Scoop'' (2024) / ''A Very Royal Scandal'' (2024)
** '''Capsule Pitch Description:''' In 2019, Prince Andrew gave a disastrous interview with BBC journalist Emily Maitlis about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
** '''Implementation:''' ''Scoop'' is a Netflix original film, while ''A Very Royal Scandal'' is a three-part miniseries by Amazon Studios (presumably for Prime Video), for which Maitlis herself served as an executive producer.
* ''Scoop'' (2024) / ''A Very Royal Scandal'' (2024)
** '''Capsule Pitch Description:''' In 2019, Prince Andrew gave a disastrous interview with BBC journalist Emily Maitlis about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
** '''Implementation:''' ''Scoop'' is a Netflix original film, while ''A Very Royal Scandal'' is a three-part miniseries by Amazon Studios (presumably for Prime Video), for which Maitlis herself served as an executive producer.
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* ''Scoop'' (2024) / ''A Very Royal Scandal'' (2024)
** '''Capsule Pitch Description:''' In 2019, Prince Andrew gave a disastrous interview with BBC journalist Emily Maitlis about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
** '''Implementation:''' ''Scoop'' is a Netflix original film, while ''A Very Royal Scandal'' is a three-part miniseries by Amazon Studios (presumably for Prime Video), for which Maitlis herself served as an executive producer.
* ''Scoop'' (2024) / ''A Very Royal Scandal'' (2024)
** '''Capsule Pitch Description:''' In 2019, Prince Andrew gave a disastrous interview with BBC journalist Emily Maitlis about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
** '''Implementation:''' ''Scoop'' is a Netflix original film, while ''A Very Royal Scandal'' is a three-part miniseries by Amazon Studios (presumably for Prime Video), for which Maitlis herself served as an executive producer.
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* ''Film/{{Creed}}'' (2015) / ''Film/{{Southpaw}}'' (2015), ''Film/HandsOfStone'' (2016), ''Film/BleedForThis'' (2016)
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* ''Film/{{Creed}}'' ''Film/{{Creed|2015}}'' (2015) / ''Film/{{Southpaw}}'' (2015), ''Film/HandsOfStone'' (2016), ''Film/BleedForThis'' (2016)
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** '''Implementation:''' ''Film/{{Creed}}'' and ''Film/{{Southpaw}}'' are fictional accounts, ''Creed'' being the latest installment of the ''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' series. The other two are biopics of the lives of Roberto Duran and Vinny Pazienza, respectively.
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** '''Implementation:''' ''Film/{{Creed}}'' ''Film/{{Creed|2015}}'' and ''Film/{{Southpaw}}'' are fictional accounts, ''Creed'' being the latest installment of the ''Franchise/{{Rocky}}'' series. The other two are biopics of the lives of Roberto Duran and Vinny Pazienza, respectively.
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* ''A Doll's House'' (1973, Patrick Garland) / ''A Doll's House'' (1973, Joseph Losey)
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* ''A Doll's House'' (1973, Patrick Garland) / ''A Doll's House'' (1973, Joseph Losey)Creator/JosephLosey)
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** '''Implementation:''' Garland's film starred Claire Bloom as Nora, having previously portrayed the role on Broadway, along with Creator/AnthonyHopkins as Torvald, Ralph Richardson as Dr. Rank, Denholm Elliot as Krogstad, Anna Massey as Kristine. Losey's movie featured Creator/JaneFonda as Nora, Creator/DavidWarner as Torvald, Creator/TrevorHoward as Rank, Edward Fox as Krogstad and Delphine Seyrig as Kristine.
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** '''Implementation:''' Garland's film starred Claire Bloom as Nora, having previously portrayed the role on Broadway, along with Creator/AnthonyHopkins as Torvald, Ralph Richardson as Dr. Rank, Denholm Elliot Creator/DenholmElliot as Krogstad, Anna Massey as Kristine. Losey's movie featured Creator/JaneFonda as Nora, Creator/DavidWarner as Torvald, Creator/TrevorHoward as Rank, Edward Fox Creator/EdwardFox as Krogstad and Delphine Seyrig as Kristine.
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!! Main: [[DuelingWorks/{{Film}} Dueling Movies]]
!! Navigation: [[DuelingWorks/FilmAnimated Animation]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmComedy Comedy]] | Drama | [[DuelingWorks/FilmHorror Horror]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmPeriodPieces Period Pieces]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmSciFi Sci Fi]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmSpyFiction Spy Fiction]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmSuperhero Superhero]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmWar War]] | DuelingWorks/FilmCrossGenre
!! Navigation: [[DuelingWorks/FilmAnimated Animation]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmComedy Comedy]] | Drama | [[DuelingWorks/FilmHorror Horror]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmPeriodPieces Period Pieces]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmSciFi Sci Fi]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmSpyFiction Spy Fiction]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmSuperhero Superhero]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmWar War]] | DuelingWorks/FilmCrossGenre
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[[DuelingWorks/FilmAnimated Animation]] | [[DuelingWorks/FilmComedy Comedy]] |
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* ''Literature/NoCountryForOldMen'' (2007) / ''Film/ThereWillBeBlood'' (2007)
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* ''Literature/NoCountryForOldMen'' ''Film/NoCountryForOldMen'' (2007) / ''Film/ThereWillBeBlood'' (2007)
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* ''Literature/NoCountryForOldMen'' (2007) / ''Film/InTheValleyOfElah'' (2007)
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* ''Literature/NoCountryForOldMen'' ''Film/NoCountryForOldMen'' (2007) / ''Film/InTheValleyOfElah'' (2007)
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* ''Film/YvesSainttLaurent'' (2014) / ''Film/SaintLaurent'' (2014)
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* ''Film/YvesSainttLaurent'' ''Film/YvesSaintLaurent'' (2014) / ''Film/SaintLaurent'' (2014)
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* ''Film/{{Widows}}'' (2018) / ''The Kitchen'' (2019)
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* ''Film/{{Widows}}'' (2018) / ''The Kitchen'' ''Film/TheKitchen'' (2019)
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** '''Implementation:''' ''All the Way'' will be an HBO film based on the Tony-winning play by Robert Shenkkan about Johnson's first year in office, with Creator/BryanCranston reprising his performance in the lead role. ''LBJ'' will be a theatrical release directed by Creator/RobReiner from a Black List-listed screenplay by Joey Hearthstone about Johnson's years as Vice President, leading up to JFK's assassination and Johnson's first year, with Creator/WoodyHarrelson in the lead.
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** '''Implementation:''' ''All the Way'' will be is an HBO film based on the Tony-winning play by Robert Shenkkan about Johnson's first year in office, with Creator/BryanCranston reprising his performance in the lead role. The focus is on Johnson's actions taken to pass the Civil Rights Act and his run for the 1964 election. ''LBJ'' will be was a theatrical release directed by Creator/RobReiner from a Black List-listed screenplay by Joey Hearthstone about Johnson's years as Vice President, leading up to JFK's assassination and Johnson's first year, assassination, with Creator/WoodyHarrelson in the lead.lead. It ends with Johnson's "Let Us Continue" speech, after which Congress accepts him as JFK's also spiritual successor.
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** '''Implementation:''' Both movies feature formidable casts: ''Trials'' stars Peter Finch as Wilde and John Fraser as Douglas, along with Creator/JamesMason, Nigel Patrick and Yvonne Mitchell. ''Oscar Wilde'' features Robert Morley as Wilde, costarring John Neville, Creator/RalphRichardson and Dennis Price. However, ''Trials'' had a much larger budget, filmed in color and received broader distribution.
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** '''Implementation:''' Both movies feature formidable casts: ''Trials'' stars Peter Finch as Wilde and John Fraser as Douglas, along with Creator/JamesMason, Nigel Patrick and Yvonne Mitchell. ''Oscar Wilde'' features Robert Morley Creator/RobertMorley as Wilde, costarring John Neville, Creator/RalphRichardson and Dennis Price. However, ''Trials'' had a much larger budget, filmed in color and received broader distribution.
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* ''Lambada'' (U.S.) (1990) / ''The Forbidden Dance'' (1990) & ''Lambada'' (Brazil) (1990)
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* ''Lambada'' (U.S.) (1990) / ''The Forbidden Dance'' (1990) & / ''Lambada'' (Brazil) (1990)
