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A denial

Hi

Are you SURE about this one?

Its simple, accurate, informative, not an opinion and not long.

How does this not meet your guidelines??

Please have another look 

Ta.

17 October 2026
#261017-225332-690000Training Day (2001)1 item
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When Smiley and his two accomplishes are about to execute Jake, he calls Jake a "Julio (Hulio) cop". In Los Angeles street/gang slang, "Julio" can be used as a reference to a cop who is familiar with, works heavily around, or is immersed in Latino/Hispanic neighborhoods and gang culture—essentially telling Jake is some sort of gang-unit/street cop who knows that world.ReasonDoes not meet contribution guidelines.

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Thanks.

17 October 2026
#261017-111020-820000The 39 Steps (1935)1 item
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The scene where Hannay is being pursued across the Scottish countryside features a Cierva C.30A autogyro, a real aircraft that existed at the time. The point of the rotor was to provide lift, just as the wings of an airplane provide lift. The engine-powered propeller in front pushed the autogyro forward. As the aircraft moved forward, air flowed upward through the rotor. That airflow caused the rotor blades to autorotate—they spun freely, rather than being driven by the engine. The spinning rotor generated lift, keeping the aircraft in the air. The faster it moved, the more lift the rotor could produce. An autogyro looked somewhat like a helicopter because it had a large rotor on top, but It couldn't hover. It couldn't take off vertically like a modern helicopter. Its top rotor wasn't powered by the engine in normal flight. It spun from the airflow as the aircraft moved forward.ReasonDoes not meet contribution guidelines.

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16 October 2026
#261016-154145-958000I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang (1932)1 item
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When the film depicts James Allen's first day of labor, they are seen getting on the back of a truck in the early morning hours wearing their shackles around their ankles, where one of the guards is running the long chain through the ring attached to the chains of each of their shackles and securing it with a lock to the back of the truck to prevent the inmates from jumping off the truck and escaping. Allen then notices another guard securing a team of mules the exact same way. The directors inference is to suggest that there's no difference between In the status of the inmates and the mules.ReasonDoes not meet contribution guidelines.

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The directors inference is to suggest that there's no difference between In the status of the inmates and the mules.

"In" does not belong, the apostrophe in director's is missing and I don't think this is how "inference" is used. You may want to resubmit. I might say:

This implies there's no difference between the status of the inmates and the mules.

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@Peter_pbn​ 

No, Pete.

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Bad grammar or other errors are valid reasons to decline.

If IMDb have found problems with earlier contributions of yours, it may make later contributions less likely to be approved. I doubt that they are gunning for you because you post here.

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Aye .... 

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16 October 2026
#261016-140101-754000Monkey Business (23 March 1968)Series: Hogan's Heroes (1965-1971)1 item
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When Hogan is trying to convince Klink to Le Beau go out and hunt the animals that have gotten loose from the zoo because he used to be a big game hunter, Hogan makes the point of how good Le Beau is by saying "In one day alone he shot enough elephants for six baby grands, two uprights, and a spinet." This reference is pointing out that elephant ivory from their tasks was historically used as a thin white veneer layer glued on top of the wooden core of piano white keys.ReasonDoes not meet contribution guidelines.

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It's not necessarily the reason for the rejection, but I guess you are missing a word here: convince Klink to Le Beau go out

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Hi Cousinvin62-

Thank you for posting the references! As per these two submissions: 261017-225332-690000 & 261017-111020-820000, these have been re-submitted and the changes will be live shortly.

As for the other two, you are welcome to review Peter's suggestions and re-submit. 

Cheers!