KIDS SUMMARY and MOVIE SUGGESTIONS are: Films can help prevent crime and are an excellent way to educate the public, and often considerable cost and talent is available to the public in the form of entertainment that teaches resolution to complex conflicts, especially about complex systems, science, problems, issues that are not properly resolved by any government or organization. There is often a person who may not have what is considered the best background who often decides to selflessly lead to solve a problem as plot element, and these movies may do better than movies about sex. Michael Jackson's This Is It (2009), Broken Embraces (2009), The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus (2009), In Search of Beethoven (2009), Nine (2009), Pirate Radio (2009), Funny People (2009), Inglourious Basterds (2009), Surrogates (2009), Luck By Chance (2009), Inkheart (2008), The Soloist (2009), Me and Orson Welles (2009), The Invention of Lying (2009), Whip It! (2009); The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard (2009); It Might Get Loud (2009), Coco Before Chanel (2009), Taking Woodstock (2009), I Can Do Bad All By Myself (2009), Crazy Heart (2009), Walt & El Grupo (2008), and Easy Virtue (2009) suggest rarely are things as they seem in the entertainment or sales industry! All About Eve (1950) is a classic about the upstart who upstages her established boss who is a star. American Dreamz (2006), Saved! (2004), Romance & Cigarettes (2005), Southland Tales (2006) with Mandy Moore tend to have a similar theme, and may suggest something similar to the Paula Abdul/Simon Cowell relationship, where there may be hints that unrequited love is motivating meltdowns. The movies The Muse (1999) written and directed by Albert Brooks with cameos by many directors, and Camera directed by David Cronenberg, and Bewitched with Nicole Kidman cover the entertainment industry topic. Glitter (2001) likely suffered from a bad release date. That's Entertainment! (1974) MGM stars show their best work in musicals. More movies about the entertainment industry are that suggest that many of the roles are odd or extreme support roles: Be Cool, Full Frontal, The Independent, Inside Daisy Clover, LA Confidential; He Said, She Said; Auto Focus, Double Threat, Desperately Seeking Susan, Full Frontal, Get Shorty, The Replacement Killers, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Walk the Line, Closer, De-lovely; Good Night, and Good Luck; Kinky Boots; Hustle and Flow; Inside Deep Throat; Clerks, and true stories are Introducing Dorthy Dandridge, The Last Shot (2004); Vanya on 42nd Street (1994); Finding Neverland (2004); I Shot Andy Warhol. The movies about entertainment tend to focus on overcoming getting respect, rudeness, or depression, or narrow ideas towards entertainers: in The Fall (2006) is about an injured stuntman and the stunning images acted out that he describes while in a deep depression; Being Julia (2004) shows the strange lengths persons in the entertainment industry will go to for attention; Dave Chappelle's Block Party (2005) is partly about how Dave Chappelle smoothly gets things done by not being rude; Ellie Parker (2001) is about the struggles of an actress; Hard Candy (2005) shows corruption in the photography profession; Heights (2005) shows some minor players in the industry in their youth; King Kong (2005) is partly about a director; Kung Fu Hustle franchise makes fun of Kung Fu movies, Mrs. Henderson Presents (2005) has an all nude revues; Overnight (2003) is about a bartender who becomes a filmmaker; The Reckoning (2003) is about a priest, actors and a murder; Red Trousers: the Life of Hong Kong Stuntmen (2003) is a documentary about the best hard working stuntmen and being polite helps in that line of high risk work; Reel Paradise (2005) is about Fijians laughing at the rudest American humor; RIZE is about rudeness in a competition; Scheltze Gets the Blues; Stage Beauty; Tell Them Who You Are; Walk the Line (2005) is partly about not being rude to addicts or the underclass. Some other interesting movies (some of which also suggest it is often a very sad way to make money) are: Pretty Baby (1978), Rock Star (2001), A Chorus Line (1985), Beyond the Sea, Overnight, Rana's Wedding, Ray, The Reckoning, Red Trousers: the Life of Hong Kong Stuntmen, Stage Beauty, Tell Them Who You Are, Every Little Step (2009); and The Producers (2005). The Banger Sisters (2002) and Almost Famous (2000) are about groupies that might now show realistic outcomes for their behavior.