“C.H.U.D.” – The result was: “Please make sure atleast one word in your query is more then 3 characters. Your search is too short.” And I saw it had changed my search string to “C H U D”
“CHUD” – this returned a bunch of porn, and eventually “C.H.U.D.II.Bud.the.Chud.1989.1080p.BluRay.H264.AAC” showed up in the list. But not the first C.H.U.D movie. And when I searched for “C.H.U.D.II” in the search bar, it once again claimed the search query was too short, and replaced the dots with spaces.
Please help.
Edit: problem solved thanks to you! Just had to out a space between C.H.U.D. and 1984
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I had similar issues looking for a movie titled space 1999.
I kept getting every movie made in 1999 or that had the word space in it.
I eventually found it… At the library…
Do you mean the compilation movie called “Spazio 1999” in it’s original language?
https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/542499-spazio-1999 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space:_1999#Compilation_films
I have no problem finding either the series or the Italian movie.
Searching for “Space 1999” works and “spazio 1990” works better for the movie.
I did eventually figure out how to get it. It didn’t help that it is not the title of the book.
I have since learned how to use a few functions with searches that make it much easier.
But thank you for pointing out my flaws.
Amazing. I hope you ripped it to keep a copy, because that sounds like it’ll be impossible to find again
Yup. In a folder. On an external hard drive.