Iiiiiiiii po co plusik w wyrażeniu regularnym?;)

I've changed the name to "movies", because I was testing the solution on my machine and I had commit included in my solution. But so far as I remember even without con.commit() the data on the localhost was saved on each run of the program and I wasn't then clearing the database, but nevermind.

One thing is pretty funny - how am I suposed to pass test 2 if the data is not sorted in any way. Proof:

# Data.
movies = [
    ('Rise of the Planet of the Apes', 2011, 77),  # id=1
    ('Dawn of the Planet of the Ape', 2014, 91),   # id=2 and so on.
    ('Alien', 1979, 97),
    ('Aliens', 1986, 98),
    ('Mad Max', 1979, 95),
    ('Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior', 1981, 100)
]

set([
    (u'Mad Max', 1979, 95),
    (u'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes', 2014, 91),
    (u'Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior', 1981, 100),
    (u'Rise of the Planet of the Apes', 2011, 77),
    (u'Alien', 1979, 97),
    (u'Aliens', 1986, 98)])
should equal set([
    (u'Mad Max', 1979, 95),
    (u'Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior', 1981, 100),
    (u'Rise of the Planet of the Apes', 2011, 77),
    (u'Alien', 1979, 97),
    (u'Aliens', 1986, 98),
    (u'Dawn of the Planet of the Ape', 2014, 91)
])

BTW I think teaching people to name tables in databases in uppercase is bad habbit. ;)

How am I supossed to pass this kata? Should I write my own test cases to pass it?