matchMovie() failed on most of my movie colleciton. detectMovie() had a 100% success rate.

Are detectSeriesName() and parseEpisodeNumber() the equivalent to matchMovie() or detectMovie()?

I am doing TMDb.searchMovie() because I would like to pull a couple more details but I think I will just write the movie name to file then use a more reasonable language to do the rest like I had originally planned.

import groovy.json.JsonBuilder
args.getFiles{ it.isVideo() }.each{
def f = new ...

args.getFiles{ it.isVideo() }
.each{
def movieName = detectMovie(it, false)
println movieName
def movieInfo = TheMovieDB.searchMovie(movieName.name, _args.locale)
println movieInfo
println movieInfo.sortBySimilarity(movieName.toString(), {it.name})
}

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)
[Kiss Kiss... Bang ...

args.getFiles{ it.isVideo() }
.each{
def movieName = detectMovie(it, false)
def movieInfo = TheMovieDB.searchMovie(movieName.name, _args.locale).sortBySimilarity(movieName.name, {it.name})[0]
println movieInfo
}

Seems to be working okay except Kiss.Kiss.Bang.Bang.2005.DVDRip.x264.AC3-SiC.mp4 is ...

I can read the scripts no problem I just can't write changes very well as my Java is weak and Groovy is non existent.
Where is sortBySimilarity defined? Does it.name really need the { and } around it?

I really only need filebot to convert "American.Beauty.1999.480p.BRRip.XviD.AC3-ViSiON" to "American Beauty (1999)"

Is there an easy way to make use of the filebot parse engine?

http://filebot.net/scripts/artwork.tmdb.groovy

I have all my movies in one folder. I am trying to modify the script to work with my setup but am failing horribly. I also only want the XML information and a single poster for each both (named the same as the movie just with .xml and .jpg extensions.)