Guess The Screenshot (Mobile Data Unfriendly)

delbertgrady

Oh, very good!
Easily the trickiest of the five.

Darkglasses

Is 5 Bananas?

I remember it had unusually colourful credits for a Woody Allen film..

tricky D

Darkglasses wrote: »

Is 5 Bananas?

I remember it had unusually colourful credits for a Woody Allen film..

Kinda OT but related: http://flavorwire.com/326643/10-auteurs-and-the-typefaces-they-love/2

delbertgrady

Well deduced. He gave up on having credit sequences after that, and started using his now-trademark font for everything.

Zeek12

Bit of a random guess, but is 2. The King of Marvin Gardens?

delbertgrady wrote: »

I thought some of these might be fun...


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brian_t

delbertgrady wrote: »

3 is from 1970 exploitation film that has become a cult classic.
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You gave an additional clue in the photo link.
I won't give the answer.

Zeek12

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dark crystal

3. Insomnia

brian_t

delbertgrady wrote: »

8 is a 1961 comedy. If you recognise the (Oscar-nominated) actor in the middle, you'll figure it out.

I think it's Marcello Mastroianni. So Divorce, Italian Style

Zeek12

dark crystal wrote: »

3. Insomnia

Correct, well spotted.

dark crystal

2. Fallen

Zeek12

dark crystal wrote: »

2. Fallen

Indeed it is, good spot!

delbertgrady

Zeek12 wrote: »

Bit of a random guess, but is 2. The King of Marvin Gardens?

It is The King of Marvin Gardens. Well guessed.

Brian T also correct with Divorce, Italian Style. Well done.

Riskymove

4. the man who shot liberty valance

delbertgrady

1. 21 Grams
6. Buffalo Bill and the Indians, or Sitting Bull's History Lesson
8. The King of Comedy: Robert De Niro just out of shot.

Zeek12

Riskymove wrote: »

4. the man who shot liberty valance

Spot on!

delbertgrady wrote: »

1. 21 Grams
6. Buffalo Bill and the Indians, or Sitting Bull's History Lesson
8. The King of Comedy: Robert De Niro just out of shot.

All correct.

Well done both.

Zeek12

Just two left now

Zeek12 wrote: »

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Blue850

5. Sideways?

Zeek12

Correct!

Zeek12

A clue for the last remaining one: the Director's name was posted in one of the "shots" from earlier today:)

Zeek12 wrote: »

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DeepBlue

Zeek12 wrote: »

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Nothing to do with guessing the screenshot but doesn't the guy in the leather jacket look the image of Jim Carrey? Although presumably he's too young to have been in that movie.

delbertgrady

I thought the very same. He would have been nineteen-going-on-twenty, so it could easily be him. However, if it is, I can find no reference to him being in it, the way other early appearances from later stars have become well-known. The imdb don't list him as "uncredited" in the film.

delbertgrady

Zeek12 wrote: »

A clue for the last remaining one: the Director's name was posted in one of the "shots" from earlier today:)

Billy Wilder's One, Two, Three.

Zeek12

delbertgrady wrote: »

Billy Wilder's One, Two, Three.

That's it. Well done

Zeek12

delbertgrady wrote: »

I thought the very same. He would have been nineteen-going-on-twenty, so it could easily be him. However, if it is, I can find no reference to him being in it, the way other early appearances from later stars have become well-known. The imdb don't list him as "uncredited" in the film.

Yeah, age wise it could have been him but I don't think it is. Although I remember seeing him in a couple of things from just a little later, around the mid 80s. Peggy Sue got Married is one that springs to mind.

delbertgrady

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Riskymove

6 shawshank redemption

Riskymove

8 over the top?

delbertgrady

Riskymove wrote: »

6 shawshank redemption

Riskymove wrote: »

8 over the top?

Both correct. Well done.

Riskymove

2. serpico?