Breaking down a list in python

[Niloofar24]

Hello!
My this time question is about breaking a list.
I have a list with the name favorite_movies. Here is 2 functions of all functions from the file:

def add():
    load_favorite()
    favorite_movies.append(ent.get())
    dump_favorite()
    #print (colors)




def view():
    load_favorite()
    from Tkinter import *

    v = Tk()

    v.geometry('300x300')
    v.configure(background = 'white')

    top = Label(v)
    top.pack()

    top.configure(text = favorite_movies)

    v.mainloop()
    dump_favorite()

When i append a name with the Add button and then press the View button, i see list's names on the Tkinter window like this: spiderman lastnight matrix

but i want them to be displayed like this:
spiderman
lastnight
matrix

What should i do?

[woooee]

You split them and add a newline so they are on new lines. We don't know what type of variable favorite_movies is so there is no way to give an exact answer, but it is something along the same lines as

favorite_movies="spiderman lastnight matrix"
print favorite_movies
print "\n".join(favorite_movies.split())

[Lardmeister]

Let's hope your movie title does not have two words.

[woooee]

Good point. Am assuming from "lastnight" that titles don't contain spaces. And if they do, the concept is still the same.

[Niloofar24]

Thank you @woooee. It helped.