[Game] What is the title of these movies?

[Mekhlis]

The Sevetnth Voyage of Sinbad and Cat People.  The hard one was easy and the easy one was harder.

Edited September 1, 2017 by Mekhlis
not complete

[Kathulos]

10 hours ago, Mekhlis said:

The Sevetnth Voyage of Sinbad and Cat People.  The hard one was easy and the easy one was harder.

You are half right. One film you got correct, the other was in error.

 

[Mekhlis]

Aargh!

[Not Quite Dead]

@Kathulos, can you give the answer for the incorrect movie, so that I can give his point(s) to @Mekhlis and he can propose two movies to guess?

[Kathulos]

7 hours ago, Not Quite Dead said:

@Kathulos, can you give the answer for the incorrect movie, so that I can give his point(s) to @Mekhlis and he can propose two movies to guess?

Not sure I understand what you are asking.

It reads to me like you want me to announce title of the incorrectly guessed film.

[Mekhlis]

Don't fall for it, Kathulos.  This gives me time to second-guess.

[Kathulos]

Having grabbed a bite to eat and a Mountain Dew to recaffeinate my brain, I think I understand what was being asked of me.

The incorrect guess was, The Cat People.

Going back and checking, the leading ladies in Cat People and the film I chose do look similar, but I assure you, they are two very different actresses.

[Not Quite Dead]

Spoiler

Sorry, @Kathulos, my poor use of English probably mislead you. You are correct: as @Mekhlis had given a correct answer, the round was over. (Same rule as applied yesterday with @Footballzs' answer. ;))

 

[Bawon Samdi]

Damned I m too late, i knew both. The hard one is innocent blood.

Both movies i really like. 

[Mekhlis]

I thought Nastassia Kinski was looking a little rough in the last one.

Here are my entries:

Easy:

 

 

 

 

 

Hard:

[Footballzs]

Easy: Eraserhead, hard: no idea!

[Mekhlis]

The easy one is from "Eraserhead", and the difficult picture is from Svankmajer's "Alice".

[Not Quite Dead]

I love Švankmajer shorts. Among them, Dimensions of Dialogue (Možnosti dialogu) may be my favorite. Your turn, @Footballzs!

[Footballzs]

Sorry for the delay, but I am on holidays and...well...stuff gets in the way.

 

Here are two unusual romances.

 

Easy movie:

 

Hard movie:

Edited September 10, 2017 by Footballzs

[Not Quite Dead]

Huh. First idea occuring to me: is by any chance, the easy movie: Harold and Maude (1971).

 

Well, one point is still one point.

[Footballzs]

Harold and Maude is correct. You win but before I announce the other, I'll give it another day or two to see if anyone knows the hard one.

 

Another clue: the lead character is convinced he can fly.

[Mekhlis]

I waited with my pics, too, but then I got the impression that once a guess was made, that was it.

[Footballzs]

Yes, once one is correctly guessed that round is over, but I just wanted to see if anyone wanted to try and guess the other. The movie was Brewster McCloud: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065492/.

 

NQD it's your turn.

[Stonewolf]

I'm in, so post NQD ;0)

[Not Quite Dead]

Here are the pics of two movies I really enjoyed:

 

The easy movie:

 

 

The hard one:

 

[Bawon Samdi]

Too bad i only  know the easy one but I will not wait this time :

American Beauty !

[Not Quite Dead]

You're right, @Bawon Samdi!

 

The hard one was The Virgin Spring (1960), by Ingmar Bergman.

 

Your turn!

[Footballzs]

Gee this goes so quick. I was away from my device for a few hours and didn't even get a chance to guess.

[Bawon Samdi]

I would have never guessed The Virgin Spring. The only Bergman's movie I saw is the 7th Seal.

 

Finally my turn:

 

Easy:

 

 

Hard:

 

[Stonewolf]

The Departed is easy - not easy to watch as I can't stand DeCaprio heh

 

Internal Affairs is hard unless you know it's the movie Scorsese was remaking, still need to watch the sequels to see if Scorsese did a better job overall