Guess The Screenshot (Mobile Data Unfriendly)

Zeek12

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Blue850

6. The Train

Mizu_Ger

1 the deer hunter
2 the wonder boys
7 raging bull

Zeek12

Blue850 wrote: »

6. The Train

Correct.

Mizu_Ger wrote: »

1 the deer hunter
2 the wonder boys
7 raging bull

All 3 correct.

Well spotted both!

Zeek12

Just four left

Zeek12 wrote: »

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ASJ112

5 is Escape from LA

Zeek12

It sure is! Well spotted.

Mizu_Ger

scouttio wrote: »

Is 3 win/win?

Yeah. That's Paul Giamatti with his back to the camera.

Just this one left:

A 1980's sci-fi thriller remake of a 1950's western.

Mizu_Ger wrote: »

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delbertgrady

3 is Hunger
4 is possibly Running On Empty?

Zeek12

delbertgrady wrote: »

3 is Hunger
4 is possibly Running On Empty?

Spot on with both! Well done.

Just one left now.

Zeek12 wrote: »

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delbertgrady

Mizu_Ger wrote: »

A 1980's sci-fi thriller remake of a 1950's western.

Outland?

Mizu_Ger

delbertgrady wrote: »

Outland?

Yep. That hint gave it away!

delbertgrady

Well, I wouldn't have got it otherwise.

Mizu_Ger

I don't think anyone got this one yet.

Actors include a TV detective, a Frankenstein, a mob boss.....

Mizu_Ger wrote: »

9. Crime caper. Probably the least well known film from a very well known director....

delbertgrady

The Brink's Job.
Directed by William Friedkin, who did an excellent public interview in the Lighthouse last year.
Peter Falk, Peter Boyle and Paul Sorvino make up the clues.

Mizu_Ger

delbertgrady wrote: »

The Brink's Job.
Directed by William Friedkin, who did an excellent public interview in the Lighthouse last year.
Peter Falk, Peter Boyle and Paul Sorvino make up the clues.

Yep.

delbertgrady

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Mizu_Ger

1. Cliffhanger
8. Heaven Can Wait

delbertgrady

delbertgrady wrote: »

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5 is by far the trickiest of my previous batch: it's a late sixties film featuring a Beatle, a Goon, a Python, two Oscar-winning directors, a Hammer icon and one of the Magnificent Seven. Rumours also abound that Stanley Kubrick makes an appearance, but this is not the case.

7 is an early seventies film by an Oscar-winning director, starring an Oscar-winning actor and an actress who has two Best Actress Oscars, but neither are for this film.

delbertgrady

Mizu_Ger wrote: »

1. Cliffhanger
8. Heaven Can Wait

Very well done.
That telltale tracksuit is the key for number 8.

DeepBlue

6. Salt?

delbertgrady

It is Salt. Well spotted.

Mizu_Ger

Some guesses:

4. Absence of Malice
5. About Last Night
9. My Fair Lady
10 The Royal Tenenbaums

delbertgrady

No
Yes
No
Yes

Absence of Malice is a very good guess, as it's actually from the same year.
About Last Night and The Royal Tenenbaums are right.
It's not My Fair Lady, but it is obviously Rex Harrison and there's a clue, of sorts, in the picture.

brian_t

delbertgrady wrote: »

7 is an early seventies film by an Oscar-winning director, starring an Oscar-winning actor and an actress who has two Best Actress Oscars, but neither are for this film.

Sunday Bloody Sunday

delbertgrady

Correct. Well deduced.

ButtersSuki

is 2. above "the Jerk"?

delbertgrady

No, it's a couple of years later.

ButtersSuki

delbertgrady wrote: »

No, it's a couple of years later.

Ah, "The Man with Two Brains"

delbertgrady

Yes. "Damn, your drunk tests are hard..."