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java - Using delimiter when reading a file

I have little experience using delimiters and i need to read a text file that stores several objects whose data is stored in single lines separate by commas (","). The seperate strings are then used to create a new object which is added to an arraylist.

Amadeus,Drama,160 Mins.,1984,14.83
As Good As It Gets,Drama,139 Mins.,1998,11.3
Batman,Action,126 Mins.,1989,10.15
Billy Elliot,Drama,111 Mins.,2001,10.23
Blade Runner,Science Fiction,117 Mins.,1982,11.98
Shadowlands,Drama,133 Mins.,1993,9.89
Shrek,Animation,93 Mins,2001,15.99
Snatch,Action,103 Mins,2001,20.67
The Lord of the Rings,Fantasy,178 Mins,2001,25.87

I am using Scanner to read the file, however i get a no line found error and the entire file is stored into one string:

Scanner read = new Scanner (new File("datafile.txt"));
read.useDelimiter(",");
String title, category, runningTime, year, price;

while (read.hasNext())
{
   title = read.nextLine();
   category = read.nextLine();
   runningTime = read.nextLine();
   year = read.nextLine();
   price = read.nextLine();
   System.out.println(title + " " + category + " " + runningTime + " " +
                      year + " " + price + "
"); // just for debugging
}
read.close();
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Use read.next() instead of read.nextLine()

   title = read.next();
   category = read.next();
   runningTime = read.next();
   year = read.next();
   price = read.next();

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