[Game] What is the title of these movies?

[Bawon Samdi]

Yes that was Bound. I love that movie. My wife always thinks that I watch it for the lesbian sex scenes but I actually really like the plot ! IMO that movie doesn't get the recognition it deserves.

And yes that was Rush. The proof that some american can understand formula one and not just IndyCar.

The theme was kind of "unknow movies from famous directors". Or maybe movies with a short title, that works too.

 

OK, that was too easy. Next time i will explore african cinema !

 

4 hours ago, Not Quite Dead said:

 broth... sisters.

You can't go wrong with "siblings" !

 

 

[Not Quite Dead]

One idea leading to another, here are two new movies to guess:

 

Easy one:

 

Difficult one:

[Mekhlis]

The Purple Rose of Cairo:  Easy

Johnny Secchino:  Hard

[Not Quite Dead]

You're right for the easy movie. Although you spot the right actor (and director), you're mistaken about the second movie: it's The Monster (1994), an Italian-French comedy

 

It's your turn!

[Stonewolf]

21 hours ago, Bawon Samdi said:

Yes that was Bound. I love that movie. My wife always thinks that I watch it for the lesbian sex scenes but I actually really like the plot ! IMO that movie doesn't get the recognition it deserves

 

Bawon...   brother I hear you and my wife is the same!

 

Just because a great plot is hidden beneath two hot and very intense lesbians writhing/grinding/gasping/moaning on a bare mattress in a slight heatwave - my wife doesn't see it either......

(plus she knows that ever since Key West, Jennifer Tilley makes me drool uncontrollably and forget whatever I was........................................................)

[Mekhlis]

I'm in a romantic mood.  Easy:

 

Hard:

[Footballzs]

Hard is Play Misty for Me.

[Skull Face]

The Easy one is, 1984. With John Hurt and Richard Burton

[Not Quite Dead]

@Skull Face Damn! I knew I've seen that couple somewhere! Wasn't that movie in colors, though?

[Mekhlis]

Both easy and hard guesses are correct - I'll leave it to Not Quite to figure the scoring.  "1984" was in colour.  Good job, guys.

[Not Quite Dead]

As usual, only the first correct answer gives points, so it's @Footballzs' turn.

 

Stay tuned, @Skull Face: you'll get the next ones!

[Footballzs]

Easy

 

 

 

Hard

Edited September 29, 2017 by Footballzs

[Not Quite Dead]

First one is Crocodile Dundee II.

 

Second one may be The Walkabout.

[Footballzs]

Unfortunately you incorrect with both.

[Not Quite Dead]

Damn! I was sure that the This, is a knife. scene was from the second opus.

Edited September 29, 2017 by Not Quite Dead

[Footballzs]

So your answer now is?

[Not Quite Dead]

Well, no idea for the difficult one. Out of the blue, I'll try Tideland (2005). If memory serves me right, there's something about a railroad, in that movie, and big, yellow, empty plains.

 

The easy one is (and this time I'm one hundred percent pretty pretty sure) Crocodile Dundee (1986).

[Footballzs]

Yes you were correct for the easy one. The difficult one is Wake In Fright. An Aussie movie from 1971. Paints a rather depressing picture of outback life. That is the opening shot showing a one room school and a pub on opposite sides of a rail line. The movie is about to be remade.

 

Anyway back to you now.

[Not Quite Dead]

Easy movie:

 

Difficult movie:

[Footballzs]

Easy is Basic Instinct, hard is What we do in the Shadows. 

[Not Quite Dead]

Yes it is.

 

I really loved the second one, but the French version is just awful. French-speakers MUST see that in English, with subtitle if necessary.

[Footballzs]

Yes, the second one was a strange horror comedy from New Zealand. Worth watching if you like unusual humour.

 

Anyway it's my turn again.

 

easy

 

Hard

Edited October 6, 2017 by Footballzs

[Stonewolf]

The first is Bram Stoker's Dracula, " dee children ov dee night...   what beautiful music dey maaaaaake"

The second is the original Nosferatu

[Footballzs]

Stonewolf, correct with both. Over to you.

[Not Quite Dead]

Well, it's been about one month without news of @Stonewolf on that topic, now. If you don't mind, I'll wait one more week and then propose to motion pictures to guess, just in case there is still someone around here wishing to play.