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City Movies is the largest collection of movies, aiming to provide details about every movie including cast, crew, plot, ratings, trailers, photos, and reviews. The project scope includes designing wireframes and layouts, populating movie listings in various orders, integrating APIs to play trailers and handle user login/ads/analytics, and an admin panel to manage content and users. The technical specifications outline using Linux, Apache Tomcat, MySQL, hosting on Android, and developing in Android Studio with Java, SQLite database, and location/social/video APIs.
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Bob Boule
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GitHub: https://github.com/albumentations-team/albumentations
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