Guess The Screenshot (Mobile Data Unfriendly)

Dempsey

1. The Marine
2. Kill the Irishman
3. ???
4. ???
5. Mystic River

delbertgrady

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10.

delbertgrady

I was still assembling mine when Rednik posted.
Rednik 3 is Charles Martin Smith in Starman.
What are the odds?!?! :eek:

(see my post above)

:P

delbertgrady

rednik wrote: »

4.

Magnolia.

Renn

delbertgrady wrote: »

Killer's Kiss.
Man Hunt.
Nightmare Alley.

These are all excellent screenshots, by the way, even if I don't know all of them. :P

All 3 are correct Didn't think anyone would get Nightmare Alley, great film.

delbertgrady

the purple tin wrote: »

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I've just realised this is Tommy Lee Jones in Natural Born Killers.

rednik

1. The Marine
2. Kill the Irishman
3. ???
4. ???
5. Mystic River[/QUOTE]

2 & 5 correct, 1 is not The Marine.

rednik

I was still assembling mine when Rednik posted.
Rednik 3 is Charles Martin Smith in Starman.
What are the odds?!?! :eek:

Bit of a Twilight Zone moment. :eek:

rednik

delbertgrady wrote: »

Magnolia.

Great movie.

delbertgrady

kingtiger wrote: »

Benoit Poelvoorde in Man Bites Dog.

Renn

Here's what's left.

1. John Alton was the cinematographer
2. Released in the same year as 1. The lead prepared for his role by studying addicts going cold turkey.
3. Also released in the same year as the above. Could also say it inspired parts of Lost Highway.
10. Considered to be one of the first film-noirs.

Renn wrote: »

Time for some oldies...

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10.

rednik

1. Knight moves.

rednik

10. Cape fear

Zeek12

Delbertgrady:

1: Knight moves
3. The Sweet hereafter?
7. Hang em high
9. Copycat

delbertgrady

Based on the extra clues...

Renn 2 is The Man with the Golden Arm (Saul Bass credits)
Renn 3 is Kiss Me Deadly

delbertgrady

Zeek12 wrote: »

Delbertgrady:

1: Knight moves
3. The Sweet hereafter?
7. Hang em high
9. Copycat

Knight Moves, The Sweet Hereafter and Copycat are all correct. It's not Hang 'Em High. It's a very generic shot, admittedly, but that's the challenge, I suppose.

Rednik was also right with Knight Moves and spotting Martin Balsam in Cape Fear.

Well done, both.

Some furious activity on this thread this morning.

Renn

delbertgrady wrote: »

Based on the extra clues...

Renn 2 is The Man with the Golden Arm (Saul Bass credits)
Renn 3 is Kiss Me Deadly

Both are right!

rednik

delbertgrady wrote: »

Knight Moves, The Sweet Hereafter and Copycat are all correct. It's not Hang 'Em High. It's a very generic shot, admittedly, but that's the challenge, I suppose.

Rednik was also right with Knight Moves and spotting Martin Balsam in Cape Fear.

Well done, both.

Some furious activity on this thread this morning.

Is the Clint movie Pale Rider ?

Zeek12

delbertgrady wrote: »

Knight Moves, The Sweet Hereafter and Copycat are all correct. It's not Hang 'Em High. It's a very generic shot, admittedly, but that's the challenge, I suppose.

7. Two mules for sister sara

rednik

Renn wrote: »

Here's what's left.

1. John Alton was the cinematographer
2. Released in the same year as 1. The lead prepared for his role by studying addicts going cold turkey.
3. Also released in the same year as the above. Could also say it inspired parts of Lost Highway.
10. Considered to be one of the first film-noirs.

1. The big combo. Again would never have got without the extra clues.

Renn

Correct rednik.

delbertgrady

It's not Pale Rider, Rednik. It is Two Mules for Sister Sara. Well done Zeek12.

Zeek12

Zeek12 wrote: »

These pics were a bit on the small size, so just re-posting larger versions

5.


Only one left from this lot. Any takers?

Hint: The director is a very famous Academy Award winner, but this film was a bit of a departure and is'nt typical of his work from the period.

delbertgrady

Zeek12 wrote: »

Zeek12 wrote: »

These pics were a bit on the small size, so just re-posting larger versions

5.


Only one left from this lot. Any takers?

Hint: The director is a very famous Academy Award winner, but this film was a bit of a departure and is'nt typical of his work from the period.

Argh! The Last Waltz!
Can't believe I didn't get that.

Zeek12

delbertgrady wrote: »

Zeek12 wrote: »

Argh! The Last Waltz!

Right you are! It's The Staple Singers brilliant performance of "The Weight" from Scorcese's The Last Waltz.

Well done.

Zeek12

delbertgrady wrote: »

Zeek12 wrote: »

Can't believe I didn't get that.

I'm kinda surprised it went this long - thought it would be spotted straight away.

(I really wanted to do a pic of Van the Man strutting his stuff on stage, but that would have been way too obvious:D)

delbertgrady

It never even occurred to me. It looks so properly "cinematic", I thought it was from a feature film biopic, or a music-centric film, in a similar vein to Nashville. Ridiculous that I didn't get it immediately. I'm very annoyed at myself. :mad: :P

rednik

Renn wrote: »

Here's what's left.

1. John Alton was the cinematographer
2. Released in the same year as 1. The lead prepared for his role by studying addicts going cold turkey.
3. Also released in the same year as the above. Could also say it inspired parts of Lost Highway.
10. Considered to be one of the first film-noirs.

Is 10 I am a fugitive from a chain gang ?.

Renn

Nope. This was released in 1940.

delbertgrady

The Stranger on the Third Floor.