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Hollywood insiders buzz about a new daily movie trivia game that's putting tinseltown buffs to the ultimate test.
beat sheet
- Movie Grid challenges players to identify films based on cryptic clues, upping the ante for movie know-it-alls in the industry.
- Developed by a veteran game designer, the web-based puzzler is generating major hype as the must-play distraction for busy entertainment execs.
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Joe Reid, Cinematrix, Movie Grid