Mock sample for your project: Hydra Movies API

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Hydra Movies

hydramovies.com

Version: 1.1


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Description

Hydra Movies is a streaming service that holds information on thousands of popular movies.
The Hydra Movies API gives you access to their entire collection of full movies.
Each film returned provides you with the following data:
Movie Title
Movie Release Year
Genre
Movie Summary
Movie Poster
IMDB ID
IMDB Rating
Runtime
Language
YouTube trailer

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