Guess The Screenshot (Mobile Data Unfriendly)

Zeek12

DeepBlue wrote: »

@Zeek

4. The Conversation

That's right, well done.


Just this one left.

Zeek12 wrote: »

6.

delbertgrady

McCabe and Mrs. Miller?

Zeek12

Very good guess, but no (it's a more recent film).

Norma_Desmond

Haven't seen it, but is it Meek's Cutoff?

Zeek12

Afraid not!

ASJ112

Not Assassination of Jesse James ?

Zeek12

ASJ112 wrote: »

Not Assassination of Jesse James ?

Yes, it is! Well done.
It's from The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

dark crystal

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tricky D

1 Nothing but Trouble
4 Ishtar

dark crystal

tricky D wrote: »

1 Nothing but Trouble

Correct!

Norma_Desmond

3. Lady in the water?

dark crystal

tricky D wrote: »

4 Ishtar

Norma_Desmond wrote: »

3. Lady in the water?

Both correct

delbertgrady

6 is 3000 Miles to Graceland
7 is Cruising.

dark crystal

delbertgrady wrote: »

6 is 3000 Miles to Graceland
7 is Cruising.

Both correct, well done.

rednik

2.


Mommie dearest.

dark crystal

rednik wrote: »

Mommie dearest.

Correct!

dark crystal wrote: »

1.

That just leaves this little beauty...

Norma_Desmond

dark crystal wrote: »

Correct!

That just leaves this little beauty...

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End?

Schism

5. is Waterworld.

dark crystal

Schism wrote: »

5. is Waterworld.

Schism guesses correctly and finishes the round! Well done.

Bonus point for whoever can guess the theme of that round....

Schism

dark crystal wrote: »

Schism guesses correctly and finishes the round! Well done.

Bonus point for whoever can guess the theme of that round....

Is the theme water? What with Waterworld, Lady in the Water and Ishtar (sounds like uisce)

dark crystal

Schism wrote: »

Is the theme water? What with Waterworld, Lady in the Water and Ishtar (sounds like uisce)

Nope, that's not it (although I love the reasoning behind Ishtar!)

McSasquatch

The three Schism mentioned were complete turkeys/box office bombs, but I'm too lazy to go back to see if that trend holds true for the rest of the list

dark crystal

McSasquatch wrote: »

The three Schism mentioned were complete turkeys/box office bombs, but I'm too lazy to go back to see if that trend holds true for the rest of the list

You're on the right track....

brian_t

dark crystal wrote: »

You're on the right track....

All had at least some nomination in the Golden Raspberry Awards

dark crystal

brian_t wrote: »

All had at least some nomination in the Golden Raspberry Awards

..And brian_t wins the bonus round! Well done

delbertgrady

delbertgrady wrote: »

A clue for these:
It's the same man in both pictures, in films released two years apart.

the purple tin

delbertgrady wrote: »

A clue for these:
It's the same man in both pictures, in films released two years apart.

Is that second one Kotch?

brian_t

the purple tin wrote: »

Is that second one Kotch?

And I'll go for him being with Ingrid Bergman in Cactus Flower for the first one.

delbertgrady

It is indeed a Walter Matthau double bill of Cactus Flower and Kotch.
Well done both.

delbertgrady

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ButtersSuki

Is 3 either Mesrine or The Day of the Jackal?

delbertgrady

Yes, it's one of those. Do you want to stake your claim on one?

ButtersSuki

delbertgrady wrote: »

Yes, it's one of those. Do you want to stake your claim on one?

I'm thinking The Day of the Jackal more than Mesrine......

delbertgrady

... and you'd be thinking correctly.
Well done!

Riskymove

6. Black Book?

delbertgrady

No, but I can kind of see where you're coming from.
It's an American film from 1982, set mainly in the 1930s and 1940s.

brian_t

1. The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

delbertgrady

Yes, indeed. Well done.

kingtiger

number 2

Bitter Moon

number 9

Finding Neverland

brian_t

delbertgrady wrote: »

No, but I can kind of see where you're coming from.
It's an American film from 1982, set mainly in the 1930s and 1940s.

6. Jessica Lange in Frances

8. Anne Bancroft in 84 Charing Cross Road

delbertgrady

kingtiger wrote: »

2. Bitter Moon
9. Finding Neverland

brian_t wrote: »

6. Jessica Lange in Frances

All correct. Well done, both.

Riskymove

4. looks like a young Rosanna Arquette...maybe 8 Million ways to die?

EDIT: Actually, no....its New York Stories

delbertgrady

It is New York Stories. Well spotted.

delbertgrady

brian_t wrote: »

8. Anne Bancroft in 84 Charing Cross Road

Another winner. Well done.

xtal191

10. Control

p to the e

Is 5 'The Limey' with Terence Stamp?

delbertgrady

xtal191 wrote: »

10. Control

Correct.

p to the e wrote: »

Is 5 'The Limey' with Terence Stamp?

No. It's actually Anthony Hopkins in the car, if that helps.

p to the e

5. You will meet a tall dark stranger.

delbertgrady

Well done!

delbertgrady

delbertgrady wrote: »

7.

Last one. A 1980s film based on a true story and starring a multiple Oscar-winner, the film was released under a different title in its home country as it was in the rest of the world. To reveal the home country would (probably) give the game away.