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Movie Talk (Reverse) Sheep — A Forum Game

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Never played before? Here's some praise for the game:

Spoiler:

<ul>Rules 
<li> The object of the game is to out-think everyone by picking answers to questions that are the most common (Sheep) or least common (Reverse Sheep), but still correct.
<li> Example Sheep question: "Name a movie starring Sacha Baron Cohen." A good answer would be Borat and a bad answer might be Spyz.
<li> Example Reverse Sheep question: "Name a movie with killer robots on Earth". Transformers might be a bad answer, but The Stepford Wives might be a good answer. (Unless everyone is trying to go as obscure as possible).
<li> Sheep scores are tallied as negative numbers. Reverse Sheep scores are tallied as positive numbers. The lowest score wins.
<li> The answers to each question are tallied up. Wrong answers in Reverse Sheep are scored two points above the most common answer. This penalty is multiplied by the Lightning Round Multiplier. Wrong answers in Sheep are not penalized.
<li> Certain rounds are considered Lightning Rounds (designated by a multiplier, such as ×2). In these rounds, scores are adjusted by the number on the multiplier. A wrong answer still gets a +4 penalty in a x2 round and a +6 penalty in a x3 round. In a sheep round, a wrong answer scores normally.
<li> You may not cheat by using Google, Wikipedia, IMDB, etc. Use only what's in your head.
<li> Please send in your answers to me via PM. Place only one answer per line, without numbers or the question itself. Those who do not do this will be penalized 7 points right off the bat.
<li> For your convenience, <a href="http://www.fantasticdamage.com/blog/MoviesR1.xls">I've made an Excel file</a> where you can prepare your answers. When finished, just select the column of answers and send that in as text via PM. Don't email me the Excel file, that would be silly. (<a href="http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=r6XdV4Q49GOYN8Z5XJEqmiA">Google version here</a>).
<li> Note: Unless specifically mentioned in the question, all "film" answers have to be theatrically released films, not straight-to-DVD releases, TV films, promotional films, TV episodes, etc. Foreign films are always OK as long as they fit the question.
<li> Sheep questions are marked by an S:, Reverse Sheep questions are marked by an R:.
<li> You have until at least Tuesday, June 23, at 9:00AM EDT to send in answers. The game will begin sometime that week.
</ul>

<ol>The Questions 
<li> S: Name a Western than does not star Clint Eastwood.
<li> R: Name a Western that stars Clint Eastwood.
<li> R: Name a Best Picture winner awarded since 1980.
<li> R: Name a film starring Tom Cruise.
<li> R: Name one of the big six studios.
<li> S: Name what will end up being 2009's top-grossing movie.
<li> S: Name a film with a great car chase scene.
<li> S: Name a company that often gets product placements in films.
<li> R: Name a Cary Grant film.
<li> R: ×2 Name a romantic comedy starring Tom Hanks and/or Meg Ryan.
<li> R: Name a movie directed by Peter Jackson.
<li> R: Name a film released by Jerry Bruckheimer Films.
<li> R: Name a movie whose title is a conjunction: i.e. two words with "and" "&" or "+" in the middle.
<li> S: Name a bad Star Trek film.
<li> R: Name a film based on a comic book or video game.
<li> S: ×2 Name the best movie Criterion ever released on DVD.
<li> R: Name a rapper who has had at least two roles in theatrically released films.
<li> R: ×2 Name a home video format that was supported by at least two major studios at its peak.
<li> R: Name one of the major international film festivals (as defined by the International Federation of Film Producers Associations).
<li> R: Name an Alfred Hitchcock film that only has one word in the title.
<li> R: Name a 2000s-era film or documentary that had to do primarily with the Middle East and/or the US's involvement with Iraq.
<li> R: Name a car driven by James Bond.
<li> R: ×2 Name a horror movie remake.
<li> R: Name one of the sports that Buddy the Golden Retriever from the "Air Bud" film/DVD series has played.
<li> R: ×2 Name a theatrically-released movie from 1990 onwards that is over three hours long.
<li> R: ×3 Name a full-length Pixar film.
<li> S: Name a 1970s disaster film.
<li> R: ×3 Name a character who dies in any of the three Godfather films.
<li> R: ×4 Name a non-droid character who has had a speaking role in at least two of the six main Star Wars films (even if they were played by different actors).
<li> R: Name a TV series that became a film, or vice-versa.
<li> R: ×5 Name a movie that has, as of June 18, 2009, grossed over $250MM domestically (not adjusted for inflation).
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For questions 1, 6, 7, 8, 14, 16, and 27, go as obvious as possible.
For the rest, try to pick an answer that others won't have.

A special thank you to orangecrush18, who both contributed questions I've slightly modified here. You have at least until Tuesday, June 23, at 9:00AM EDT to send in answers. The game will begin sometime that week.

Good luck!