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Your task is simple, put a movie name to the screenshot(s) or video clip posted before.
If the answer is correct...it's your turn! Post a screenshot/movie picture or a video clip and let the other folks take their best shots.
If no one gets it, additional pictures or clips can be posted for further assistance.

Let's see if we can get some folks active with that!

I'll start:

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What's the movie title?
The first one with a correct answer wins an imaginary superheroine of his/her choice

I'm usually really good at movie quotes and such, but I dunno this one.

No idea... I'm guessing some sort of Titanic themed film and he's the radio op on California (or was it Carpathia)

S. O. S TITANIC maybe?
Thats a minor Brit actor who was in sitcoms late 70s early 80s so as thats 1977 I will go with that.
(if it is, my mate was actually in that film, lol)

Plus the SOS on the radio would tie it in to the title of that movie

I was going to guess "A Night to Remember" and then realized that that movie was shot in black and white. This looks like it could have been colorized. But I'm probably wrong. Interesting game though. Thanks, Maskripper.

Late returns, something horrible from 1998 called "Chambermaid on the Titanic."

No it's just washed out colours and semi natural lighting Doc, don't think it's been coloured

tallyho wrote: ↑

3 years ago

No idea... I'm guessing some sort of Titanic themed film and he's the radio op on California (or was it Carpathia)

S. O. S TITANIC maybe?
Thats a minor Brit actor who was in sitcoms late 70s early 80s so as thats 1977 I will go with that.
(if it is, my mate was actually in that film, lol)

Plus the SOS on the radio would tie it in to the title of that movie

Yep, exactly...it's S.O.S. Titanic. Nicely done!
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079836

Interesting aspect (IMDB):
The movie was originally released in two versions. A 140 minute version told in flashback fashion was shown on American TV, and a 109 minute version shown in European theaters. This is the version available on DVD & VHS

The 140 minute version just starts with this scene, in the shorter cut it's somewhere in the middle. I much prefer the longer cut, even the picture quality is like seen above.
The shorter version looks better.
And yeah, it's the Carpathia, the ship that picked up the survivors.
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Now it's your turn tallyho!

OK (my mate played an Irish steerage passenger in SOS Titanic, nothing like Leo DiCaprio however!)

I'm afraid I'm no good at posting vid clips as I can't edit them so they all have the title in the trailer etc so here are some stills from a little known Brit comedy classic starring a certain well known Yank... And below is the classic moment when the victim says

"I know what you want, you want THESE, don't you? (pushing her bosom together)
OH MY GOD DID YOU JUST SAY 'TO TAKE AWAY' !!!!!!?" As you can tell, that murder happens in the bathroom

The other immortal line is
"Thix thwoats were thlit"

Bloodbath at the House of Death.


R5

Good call over to you

(the bathroom reference was a clue)

This should be easy, if you can name the actors.

Spoiler

The actor in the crash helmet later owned a bullet with his name carved into it. The other actor was a quiet man, who covered the war without reservations.

R5

Brannigan. I feel a theme going on here. Do all the movies have to take place across the pond?

No but we just make the best ones.
Cmon then Doc you are up. Give us something home grown

A fetching lady and yes, still one filmed in Europe.

DrDominator9 wrote: ↑

3 years ago

Brannigan. I feel a theme going on here. Do all the movies have to take place across the pond?

Correct, of course. The actors being John Wayne, and Tony 'Baldrick' Robinson (Robinson is the one in the crash helmet, if you're having trouble telling them apart.)

I was trying to look for a film with unlikely costars. There was one in which June Brown (aka Dot Cotton from UK soap EastEnders) was in a cameo scene with Charles Bronson, but I couldn't remember its name.


R5

SIR Tony Robinson now I think you'll find

One still? That's a bit mean Doc. I hope 'fetching' is some sort of clue as R5 had the SOS on the radio and I mentioned the murder in the bathroom as clues

tallyho wrote: ↑

3 years ago

SIR Tony Robinson now I think you'll find

Oh, pleeeeease tell me that was "for services to cunning plans"..?!?

As far as clues go for the Doc's latest effort, I'll let others make a guess... but if I'm not wrong then a cryptic clue might be "think about four bags of Bertie Bassett candy" (assuming I'm right.)

R5

The Lickerish Quartet?

Docs the one who should give a clue (as if you are wrong I've wasted my life thinking of the wrong clue!) and he's defo the guy who should post more than just one lousy still, goddammit!

Heroine Addict wrote: ↑

3 years ago

The Lickerish Quartet?

Very nice! You win, Heroine Addict! Only took one picture for him, Tally. How'd you know, H.A.? Fetching, sadly wasn't a clue.

By the way, you're up next.

To be fair, five_red really got it. The Bertie Bassett reference was the giveaway.

Now, I'm shining some light on this forgotten spaced oddity.

I must admit I only know John Malkovich of the three guys^.
And that alone leaves too many movies just to guess. I certainly never seen the flick.

Top left is UK comedian Jim Davidson and the bottom one looks like an actor from UK soap Coronation Street.
I aint got the movie.

tallyho wrote: ↑

3 years ago

Top left is UK comedian Jim Davidson and the bottom one looks like an actor from UK soap Coronation Street.
I aint got the movie.

The fact that his bed has the name K. Russ... on it suggests this is legendary director Ken Russell.

If you haven't got it yet, maybe you need to take a stress pill and think things over.

R5

Well I'm never gonna get stressed over this as I don't know the movie. Never seen it never heard of Davidson being in anything with Malkovich.
He's known for his art house type stuff so assume this is one of those.
I'm sitting this one out in favour of someone who knows it.
You look right about Russell. Once I knew I hadn't seen it didn't pay much attention to the bottom pic

Beethoven's on the soundtrack. But Alan never made a film with Beethoven on the soundtrack.

Another screenshot from the same film. Things aren't running like clockwork in this scene.

^Clockwork...a nice hint.

The movie is:
Colour Me Kubrick: A True...ish Story

Never saw it.

Well done! Your turn, Maskripper.

Maskripper wrote: ↑

3 years ago

^Clockwork...a nice hint.

The movie is:
Colour Me Kubrick: A True...ish Story

Never saw it.

I hope that wasn't a Google find

No, it was an IMDB find ;-)
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A really easy one this time (and also very sexy one )

Maskripper wrote: ↑

3 years ago

No, it was an IMDB find ;-)

And that doesn't strike you as against the spirit of the thread? We just ID actors and IMDB their careers?

tallyho wrote: ↑

3 years ago

And that doesn't strike you as against the spirit of the thread? We just ID actors and IMDB their careers?

No, not necessarily. It's not the first choice, but in some cases, we would need days to figure out a single movie.
If we would get it at all.
But ok, maybe I could have waited with the solution a little longer....

What's the hurry? A couple of days gives others a chance to solve it and if no one does the poster can either add more clues or give the answer and post another. Or it becomes the first person to look up an actor's bio.

I can only name the franchise in Maskripper's post. No idea which film it is in that series.

Well, pick an underworld

How is it possible that this one isn't solved after 2 days?

Another hint:


And the first hint again:

Well I just left it for someone else to have a go

So, the only one who seems to know this rather easy one doesn't solve it....
Ok, the correct franchise was already named.

Now I give one final clue so that everybody with the bare minimum of knowledge can solve it:
Add something related to Charles Darwin to the name of the franchise and you have the title of this movie.

If this isn't solved within the next hours I will start a new one.

Maskripper wrote: ↑

3 years ago

So, the only one who seems to know this rather easy one doesn't solve it....
Ok, the correct franchise was already named.

Now I give one final clue so that everybody with the bare minimum of knowledge can solve it:
Add something related to Charles Darwin to the name of the franchise and you have the title of this movie.

If this isn't solved within the next hours I will start a new one.

...Underworld Evolution?

Damselbinder wrote: ↑

3 years ago

...Underworld Evolution?

It's your turn!

Maskripper wrote: ↑

3 years ago

Damselbinder wrote: ↑

3 years ago

...Underworld Evolution?

It's your turn!

It wounds me that that is actually the title of a real film.

But okay, fine, my turn then.

Well, the picture is gone by now. Yesterday it was visible.....odd.

Maskripper wrote: ↑

3 years ago

Well, the picture is gone by now. Yesterday it was visible.....odd.

I've altered the link.

More clues are needed, Damselbinder! ;-)

Very well. Here is a clue:

"Fate in the letter 'z'. 'Z'? Δεν το πιστεύω!"

This is a stumper. World War Z?

Look at the language of the latter part of the clue. The word 'fate' - are there any synonyms? The kind of letter that 'z' is.

Ok, to move this topic forward, here is the "most-likely" title:
Omega doom?


P.S.: Perhaps we should pick movies that are (just) a little more known....