"movie description" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say, "I read the movie description before deciding to go see it."
Still, when you do strike gold, you've already got the page open, complete with the movie description, rating, poster and so on, and you can order it with one click.
Rotten Tomatoes has the official movie description hailing the film as a "heartwarming tale about a boy and his dog".
Maybe it's because I'm putting the finishing touches on my own book about fatherhood, and the movie description said it was about a dad... a dad dealing with the death of his son.
Make sure they fit the character in movie description.
Several films-within-the-film, illustrating Molina's movie descriptions and starring the Brazilian actress Sonia Braga as a satirically elegant grande dame, serve as refracted images of the main action, couching the larger film's concerns with love and honor in witty, deliberately cliched terms.
Search has gotten an update, too, to now include episodes, sporting events, and keyword matches from movie descriptions.
It doesn't merely copy the video track from the DVD, though, as Real DVD is able to tap into some sort of metadata server, adding thing like movie descriptions, posters, etc. (Sounds a lot like what Plex does when using the Library mode).
When I went to see the movie on date night with my wife, we knew from the movie descriptions in the paper that it was about a teenage woman and teenage man, both of whom were facing cancer.
Some were weird horror-movie descriptions of what would befall her; others were more along these lines: "Do the world a favor and go kill yourself.
For example, under the movie's description, would be a simple option that read something like "Order Food".
The Bad Teacher title gives a subtle hint about the plot, and the movie's description reads, "Some teachers just don't give an F".
