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This application is fairly simple. It takes a list of movies and then it calls a file provided from Udacity to display the movies on a grid. You can then click on a movie within the grid to pull it's associated trailer.

TLDR: It's a basic movie trailer website for my favorite movies.

• media.py - creates the reusable movie class.
• entertainment_center.py - uses the movie class to set the movies used for the page and then calls the open movies page from the fresh_tomatoes.py file from Udacity.
• fresh_tomatoes.py - contains css, html, and some python code to structure the movie page and start it up.

To run the application, open up a terminal with all the files in the proper folder. Then start the entertainment_center.py file to get it started. The browser should open with the movie website grid on the page.

Terminal

1. Open up your terminal (windows powershell)
2. Navigate to the appropriate folder making sure all project files are stored in the same place.
3. Type 'python entertainment_center.py'
4. A browser should start with the movies displayed!

Python IDLE

1. Open the entertainment_center.py file (Making sure all project files in same place)
2. Once the file is opened, click Run > Run Module
3. A browser should start with the movies displayed!

Currently, there are no tests to run with this project other than checking for standard python errors or by making sure the site runs.