Some Sheep picked more recent movies. One featuring an Academy Award nominated lead, and the other was robbed of an Academy Award nomination for lead role.

And finally, we have the most popular movie about a drunk...

Rocket1312 -117
Jules Winfield -111
Obi-Wan Jabroni -110
Shannon Nutt -109
Howie2000 -108
Groucho -104
ivelostr2 -104
sauce07 -103
Kal Varnsen -102
TBC -102
Cruzness -100
hasslein -95
wishbone -92
Fist of Doom -90
dhmac -80
brainee -82
Palaver -78
Super X -75
bootsy -71
Tarantino -64
Auto -65
Tommyp007 -59
Rbrown498 -52
Arpeggi -53
sleepyhead55 -43
Drexel -28
Cardsfan111 -22

I swear the original question was "name an actor from that movie that appeared in another film directed by Scorsese" The number of sheep who thought the same seems to imply that it did.

I blanked on this one - can't believe I forgot about Arthur

This next question isn't going to be pretty. Or the one after that, come to think of it.

Did anyone specify which Arthur, 1981 or 2011?

Yes. Everyone specified the 1981 Arthur, sparing us another Nosferatu debacle.

Yeah, I think the one after may be all over the board, unless others picked up on the same possible sheep answer I did based on the questions.

R:09 -An admirer of both directors, Ebert never weighed in with an opinion about Quentin Tarantino’s use of the “n-word” in JACKIE BROWN, which was criticized most vocally by Spike Lee. Name a Spike Lee movie in which Spike Lee does not make an on-screen appearance.

This one is going to hurt.

Yeah, I only came up with one potential title and that was only because it stood out in my mind when I first saw it that it was the first time I'd seen a Spike Lee film where I didn't see him in it. I know he's done others since, but I only remember that one specifically for not seeing him in it. (Now going back to the IMDB, I see him buried in the cast list, so apparently he was in it and I missed it.)

CORRECT ANSWERS:

Should've slam dunked 25th hour or Inside Man

That should be -8

shhh

INCORRECT ANSWERS:

Yes. Thank you.

At least a few people did the right thing:

Rocket1312 -122
Jules Winfield -116
Howie2000 -105
Obi-Wan Jabroni -102
Shannon Nutt -101
sauce07 -101
TBC -99
Kal Varnsen -94
ivelostr2 -94
Groucho -96
Cruzness -92
hasslein -85
wishbone -82
Fist of Doom -80
Palaver -75
dhmac -77
brainee -72
Auto -70
bootsy -68
Tommyp007 -67
Super X -65
Tarantino -61
Arpeggi -51
Rbrown498 -42
sleepyhead55 -35
Drexel -18
Cardsfan111 -14

Thanks to the use of a slamdunk, Tommyp007 scores more points than a player's -5 unique! Lots of damage done, lots of Sheep drop a few slots!

Wow I just realized I've never seen another Spike Lee film since Clockers theatrical release.

Auto, rocket and I toasting our uniques.

The best part is that I had no idea if he was in 25th Hour or not. I kind of knew that he hadn't been appearing in most of his more recent films, but just took a guess. After submitting my answers, I checked IMDB and saw I was right but figured 25th Hour is one of his more popular movies on this board and that it would be a common answer.

I think I knew he wasn't in 25th hour but just figured more people would say it. So, I picked She Hate Me out of my ass since I also knew he wasn't in too many of his recent movies. With Aunt Beru, my off the wall answer didn't work. I'm glad it worked here.

S:10 -Before losing his voice, Ebert recorded DVD commentaries for movies such as DARK CITY, CITIZEN CANE, CASABLANCA, and CRUMB. Name a movie starting with a C you would have most liked to hear a Roger Ebert commentary on.



I figured there would be very few, if any, matches on this one:

Some people, however, did think alike...