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Fix unequal column display height issue #8
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Previously, if a movie title overflowed into two lines, that movie-tile div became longer than the others, causing the movie-tile divs in the row below to be shifted to the right of the long div. Changing the display to flex fixes that problem.
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Previously, if a movie title overflowed into two lines, that movie-tile
div became longer than the others, causing the movie-tile divs in the
row below to be shifted to the right of the long div. Changing the
display to flex fixes that problem.