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Re: Two Bleats Up: The Roger Ebert Memorial Sheep Game
Originally Posted by Groucho
(Post 11647921)
I specifically asked about this on page one, and the ruling made that the movie need only be primarily in color...so Raging Bull would count but The Wizard of Oz would not (excluding the "last 20 years" clause).
Originally Posted by sauce07
(Post 11647938)
But Schindler has more than just a dab of color. If it was just the red coat, that is a dab. SL has actual portions in color.
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Re: Two Bleats Up: The Roger Ebert Memorial Sheep Game
I would count Schindler's List a B&W film since more than 90% of it is in B&W.
A more arguable example would be Rattle & Hum, where maybe 1/3 or 1/4 is in color. (Although it's too old to qualify for this case, of course.) |
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Now our uniques:
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No Schindler's List :lol:
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No Sin City either? Although surely that would have been debated.
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Ok, I really have to start my commute home now. Sucks I won't be here for the end, but I'm pretty sure I can't make up enough ground on this one to catch the leader. I'l catch up in a couple of hours.
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I'm glad that my unique answers -- and everyone elses -- worked out so well in this game. :lol:
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No Following or Schindler's List? And yet The White Ribbon gets 3 votes? :gah: These reverse questions drive me crazy sometimes.
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Re: Two Bleats Up: The Roger Ebert Memorial Sheep Game
Sin City is debatable. I would wager that >50% of the frames have color in them.
I considered The General (1998) but that was released in color in some countries and I wasn't prepared to lawyer up for a challenge. |
Re: Two Bleats Up: The Roger Ebert Memorial Sheep Game
Since the boiler plate rules I cut and pasted to the start of the game don't say anything on the subject, it seem only fair to give Fist of Doom -12 for double slamming The Artist
Howie2000 -265 Obi-Wan Jabroni -255 Rocket1312 -254 Shannon Nutt -244 Kal Varnsen -248 brainee -247 TBC -244 Groucho -243 Jules Winfield -237 Super X -236 bootsy -232 hasslein -218 sauce07 -216 Drexel -215 dhmac -214 ivelostr2 -200 Tarantino -196 wishbone -196 Cruzness -193 Rbrown498 -180 Auto -179 Palaver -173 Fist of Doom -169 Cardsfan111 -156 Arpeggi -147 Tommyp007 -146 sleepyhead55 -143 |
Re: Two Bleats Up: The Roger Ebert Memorial Sheep Game
My answer for the crying question is the only thing that has ever made me audibly cry, like bawling.
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Re: Two Bleats Up: The Roger Ebert Memorial Sheep Game
Originally Posted by Obi-Wan Jabroni
(Post 11647969)
Ok, I really have to start my commute home now. Sucks I won't be here for the end, but I'm pretty sure I can't make up enough ground on this one to catch the leader. I'l catch up in a couple of hours.
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Re: Two Bleats Up: The Roger Ebert Memorial Sheep Game
And lastly, we all reveal a bit about ourselves...
S:24 -Ebert said that he rarely cried at movies, but cried both times he saw ANTWONE FISHER. Which movie brought YOU to tears? http://img707.imageshack.us/img707/9149/fightclubv.jpg[/URL] |
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Jurassic Bark{sd}{sd}{sd}{sd}{sd}
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I thought Wreckmeister Harmonies would end up as the obscure b&w film a couple people randomly end up picking on that last question.
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Originally Posted by sauce07
(Post 11647978)
My answer for the crying question is the only thing that has ever made me audibly cry, like bawling.
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Re: Two Bleats Up: The Roger Ebert Memorial Sheep Game
Originally Posted by sauce07
(Post 11647978)
My answer for the crying question is the only thing that has ever made me audibly cry, like bawling.
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First, our final poorly played slam
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Tommyp007 should have played a double-slam on Aunt Beru -ohbfrank-
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-eek-I just realized what the most sheepy answer is to this.
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I was hurrying to finish up my answers and an obvious sheep answer wasn't coming to me, so I actually put the name of the one movie my step dad said made him cry. It's kind of a joke answer, but I just didn't think there would be much common ground on this one.
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i can't think of a lot of times I have cried while watching movies, my choice was one i think made me tear up at the time, but i don't think i cried.
I'm sure the most recent movie that made me cry (and only one i can really remember) will not make the list. When i told my wife I cried during it, she looked at me like had just played a {sd} on an answer that no one had ever heard of. |
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Interesting to see the movies that brought us all to tears. For the record, my answer would have been AI, which is so emotionally draining I don’t think I could ever watch it again.
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Speaking of Herzog movies, the scene in Encounters at the End of the World with the deranged penguin wandering to his death into the mountains rather than moving towards the water is probably the scene that affected me more than any other I've ever seen. :lol: Sometimes I'll just start to think about it and my eyes will well up. Of course knowing Herzog, it was probably all made up.
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So who matched and scoops up the final points of the game?
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