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Citation |
If you use this dataset in academic research, please cite: |
Pratik N. Kalamkar, Prasadu Peddi, Yogesh K. Sharma, "Lightweight and Explainable Neural Models for Multilingual Movie Script Certification", International Journal of Information Technology and Computer Science (IJITCS), Vol.18, No.2, pp.146-160, 2026. DOI:10.5815/ijitcs.2026.02.09 |
@article{kalamkar2026moviecertification, |
author = {Pratik N. Kalamkar and Prasadu Peddi and Yogesh K. Sharma}, |
title = {Lightweight and Explainable Neural Models for Multilingual Movie Script Certification}, |
journal = {International Journal of Information Technology and Computer Science}, |
year = {2026}, |
volume = {18}, |
number = {2}, |
pages = {146--160}, |
doi = {10.5815/ijitcs.2026.02.09} |
} |
Citation |
If you use this dataset in academic research, please cite: |
Pratik N. Kalamkar, Prasadu Peddi, Yogesh K. Sharma, "Lightweight and Explainable Neural Models for Multilingual Movie Script Certification", International Journal of Information Technology and Computer Science (IJITCS), Vol.18, No.2, pp.146-160, 2026. DOI:10.5815/ijitcs.2026.02.09 |
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101 Dalmatians |
By Bill Peet |
[Barking] |
[Clock bell tolling] |
[Male narrator] My story |
begins in London. |
Not so very long ago. |
And yet so much |
has happened since then, |
that it seems more like an eternity. |
At that time, I lived with my pet, |
in a bachelor flat |
just off Regent's park. |
[Playing notes] |
It was a beautiful spring day, |
a tedious time of the year |
for bachelors. |
Oh. That's my pet, Roger. |
Roger Radcliffe, a musician of sorts. |
[Chuckles] No. No, |
I'm the one with the spots. |
My name's Pongo. |
And you know, as far as I could see, |
the old notion that a bachelor's |
life was so glamorous |
and carefree was all nonsense. |
It was downright dull. |
[Sighs] |
It was plain to see |
that my old pet needed someone. |
But if it were left up to Roger, |
we'd be bachelors forever. |
He was married to his work. |
Writing songs. |
Songs about romance, of all things, |
something he knew |
absolutely nothing about. |
Oh, he's intelligent enough, |
as humans go. |
And I think you could say |
that Roger is a rather |
handsome animal in his way. |
I could see no reason why my pet |
didn't deserve an attractive mate. |
At least, I was determined |
to do my best. |
Of course, dogs are a pretty |
poor judge of human beauty. |
[Sighs] But, I had a rough |
idea of what to look for. |
Hmm. Unusual breed. |
[Chuckles] Very unusual. |
[Chuckles] Oh, surely not. |
Well, now, what have we here? |
Hmm. |
Well, a little too short-coupled. |
Nope. |
I say... Oh, well I do say! |
Now, there's a fancy breed. |
Hmm... Perhaps |
a little too fancy. |
Yes. That's much too fancy. |
Too old. |
Too young. |
It was a problem. A real problem. |
Well, now that's a bit more like it! |
The most beautiful |
creature on four legs. |
Oh, now, if only the girl... |
Well! She's very lovely too. |
It was almost too good to be true. |
I'd never find another pair like |
that, not if I looked for 100 years. |