Guess That Movie By Screenshot, Part IV: Extremos Maldecidos De Este Juego Nunca - Page 5

obscurelabel · 09-06-07, 09:51 AM

The Great Train Robbery (1903)

sundog · 09-06-07, 09:51 AM

Way, way, way, way, way, way off (Giles).

sundog · 09-06-07, 09:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by obscurelabel

The Great Train Robbery (1903)

Correct!

Pow.

Giles · 09-06-07, 09:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sundog

Way, way, way, way, way, way off (Giles).

what did you edit off of your original posting. ??

sundog · 09-06-07, 10:00 AM

I just added your name so it didn't look like I was saying obscurelabel was wrong, nosy.

obscurelabel · 09-06-07, 10:12 AM

Trevor · 09-06-07, 10:24 AM

Never saw it, but it popped into my head so why not, Judgment at Nurenburg (sp?) ?

Trevor · 09-06-07, 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by sundog

Way, way, way, way, way, way off (Giles).

He wasn't that far off. They were Time Bandits after all, they could have travelled to that shot. In fact, if you look in the middle right wooded area and squint just right.....

obscurelabel · 09-06-07, 10:34 AM

Trevor - not "Judgement at Nuremburg"

sundog · 09-06-07, 10:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trevor

He wasn't that far off. They were Time Bandits after all, they could have travelled to that shot. In fact, if you look in the middle right wooded area and squint just right.....

Quiet, you.

I'm drawing a blank on the current shot...

Kudama · 09-06-07, 02:04 PM

To Kill a Mockingbird?

obscurelabel · 09-06-07, 02:16 PM

Kudama - not "To Kill a Mockingbird".

Here's another picture:

sundog · 09-06-07, 02:44 PM

Is that Joe E. Brown?

obscurelabel · 09-06-07, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by sundog

Is that Joe E. Brown?

Nope, it's a very obscure actor who has a few memorable scenes in the movie. He makes such an impression you wonder why he didn't work all the time ... he was perfect for roles in the type of movie that this is, i.e. a film noir from the heart of the classic period.

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I looked him up and he spent most of his career as a distinguished stage actor (in several Pulitzer Prize winners on Broadway), so he didn't come from nowhere ... but he has fewer than 10 confirmed film credits according to IMDB.
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sundog · 09-06-07, 03:06 PM

Ah.... ha!

The Lady from Shanghai!

obscurelabel · 09-06-07, 03:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sundog

Ah.... ha!

The Lady from Shanghai!

That is correct. The actor is Glenn Anders.

Probably gave too much away there, but it had been five hours ...

sundog · 09-06-07, 03:13 PM

What was that odd ball line/word he kept repeating? It was so nutty...

sundog · 09-06-07, 03:26 PM

Anyway, I call Wildcard.

I can wait a few more rounds before I post a shot from the 19th century.

Giles · 09-06-07, 03:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sundog

Anyway, I call Wildcard.

I can wait a few more rounds before I post a shot from the 19th century.

good, that'll give enough time to rush off to the library and brush up on my cinema history of the late 1800's

DoubleDownAgain · 09-06-07, 04:38 PM

The golden age of cinema!

obscurelabel · 09-06-07, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by sundog

What was that odd ball line/word he kept repeating? It was so nutty...

Gaah ... I can't remember. Was it something about taking a vacation? Or relaxing? I'll have to check it out when I get home ...

sundog · 09-06-07, 05:14 PM

Good, you know what I'm talking about.

It was something about the setup. I'm surprised it's not listed on the imdb page.

Apone · 09-06-07, 06:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by obscurelabel

Gaah ... I can't remember. Was it something about taking a vacation? Or relaxing? I'll have to check it out when I get home ...

Grisby was talking about a Franco spy that O'Hara killed with his bare hands and he was getting all aroused (tight close-up and sweating) off of it. He was so obscure and perverted throughout the movie but that made him so memorable!

"Sooo-long kiddies!"

Kudama · 09-06-07, 08:09 PM

All right. I know I haven’t guessed shit for a long time, but it’s that time. This should go very quickly. Another almost universally loved film.

I’m impressed by some of you guys’ vast repertoire. But, like all parts of nature, I serve a function. I’m here to keep the ball rollin’.

Kudama · 09-06-07, 10:17 PM

Guess!

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sundog DVD Talk Platinum Edition Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 3,204	Ah.... ha! The Lady from Shanghai!

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sundog DVD Talk Platinum Edition Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 3,204	What was that odd ball line/word he kept repeating? It was so nutty...

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sundog DVD Talk Platinum Edition Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 3,204	Anyway, I call Wildcard. I can wait a few more rounds before I post a shot from the 19th century.

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09-06-07, 05:14 PM	#122
sundog DVD Talk Platinum Edition Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 3,204	Good, you know what I'm talking about. It was something about the setup. I'm surprised it's not listed on the imdb page.

09-06-07, 08:09 PM	#124
Kudama Banned Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: The Illustrious State of Fugue Posts: 6,257	All right. I know I haven’t guessed shit for a long time, but it’s that time. This should go very quickly. Another almost universally loved film. I’m impressed by some of you guys’ vast repertoire. But, like all parts of nature, I serve a function. I’m here to keep the ball rollin’.

09-06-07, 10:17 PM	#125
Kudama Banned Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: The Illustrious State of Fugue Posts: 6,257	Guess!