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I have heard the term " (name of the movie) season I, II , III etc.". What

I have heard the term " (name of the movie) season I, II , III etc.". What does season here mean?
  

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". What does season here mean? Are you sure it was a movie?

— Clive

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  • What does season here mean?
  • Are you sure it was a movie?
  • This is normally only said of TV shows, where there is a set of new shows each year, ie each season.
  • The Sopranos (Season I) The Sopranos (Season II) etc.
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Hi,

I have heard the term " (name of the movie) season I, II , III etc.". What does season here mean?

Are you sure it was a movie? This is normally only said of TV shows, where there is a set of new shows each year, ie each season.

The Sopranos (Season I)

The Sopranos (Season II)

etc.

For movie sequels, the word 'sea
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