Last night, I wrote a script which performs a search for a given string on www.imdb.org/com and returns the full title + rating from that movie. It resulted in a 4-liner which was more than 80 columns width. Luckily, Juerd was willing to take a look at it, resulting in the following code: 
use LWP::Simple;$_=get"http://imdb.com/Find?for=$ARGV[0
]&select=All";$_=get"http://imdb.com/Title?$1"if m!LI><
A\sHREF="/Title\?(\d+)">.+?</A>!ix;m!<BASE\sHREF="http:
//.+?/Title\?(\d+)">!i;($t)=/<TITLE>(.+?)<\/TITLE/ix;($
r)=m!<B>([\d\.]+)</B>/\d+!i;$r||='?';print"$t: $r/10\n"

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It takes 1 argument - the string to search for.

In reply to IMDB Fetcher by Pitr

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