Hi Garwan50,

You really should start using plunker for this kind of questions. (also, 
don't post your API keys in a public forum ;))

Here is a working sample 
<http://plnkr.co/edit/5mVSCUIzIvGF7jOGXDID?p=preview> for you.

Firstly, $http returns a promise, wrapping it into another one is not 
needed, and confusing. So I rewrote your service to utilize it as it is.

Secondly, I assumed you use an controllerAs with the name movie? If so, you 
are putting it in as a parameter to the getMovie function.
Then as the result comes back, you break the 'link' and create a local 
variable. (objects are passed by reference, if you reassign a primitive 
directly to the local variable, the reference get lost.)

If you have any questions on this, don't hesitate to ask,
Regards
Sander


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