Movie Nostalgia - 24hourcampfire

Identify the movie from the pic. I'll start...
(Don't cheat.

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Ain't that the new Governor's Mansion in Cali?

That's Joan Baez's place !

GTC

Nope. Nope. Need a hint?

Swiss Family Robinson?

Correct. Next? Your call.

Originally Posted by shoot4fun

Swiss Family Robinson?

beat me to it.

Was Bogart the other actor?

African Queen

African Queen?

Originally Posted by ColsPaul

African Queen

Terry's AWOL but you got it. Next?

Okay, I'll go again...

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Yep African Queen. Here is a western for ya courtesy of Dr. Howell.

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This one should be fairly easy:

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High Noon

Nope

Pirates of the Caribbean?

dirty Dozen

Originally Posted by ltppowell

dirty Dozen

Yes Sir....

DRAT!

The westerns a tuffy...Vera Cruz?

Originally Posted by ltppowell

Okay, I'll go again...
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Where The Red Fern Grows

Originally Posted by Ken Howell

Originally Posted by ltppowell

Okay, I'll go again...
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Where The Red Fern Grows

You betcha! Gotta go to work. Yall have fun!

Numero uno: (degree of difficulty 7.9 depending on your age)

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Numero doso: (degree of difficulty 4.2 for the general public, .7 for any self respecting red blooded American)

For extra credit quote this character's famous statement.

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Numero three-o (degree of difficulty 2.3 or less, again if'n yore a true red blooded American - or even a red blooded Canadian

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No fair checking the properties of the pictures.

#2 "I LOVE the smell of napalm in the morning!! It smells like.....Victory!!"

The Gary Cooper movie is "Along Came Jones."

The Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert movie is "It Happened One Night."

"Apocalypse Now," with Robert Duvall.

Alan Ladd & Brandon DeWilde = "Shane."

L.W.

#1. It happened One Night

#2. Apocalypse Now (I love the smell of napalm in the morning. It smells like victory.)

#3. Shane

FYI Shane is on one the movie channels in the wee hours of tomorrow. I have my directv set to record it.
Beleive it or not my wife has never seen it...

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh my Goddddddddddddddddddddd !!!! Yes ! Dang ! Love a man like that !!!! HOTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT !!!!

I didn't know Steelie was a movie star!

Originally Posted by Leanwolf

The Gary Cooper movie is "Along Came Jones."

The Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert movie is "It Happened One Night."

"Apocalypse Now," with Robert Duvall.

Alan Ladd & Brandon DeWilde = "Shane."

L.W.

Ding, ding, ding the big winner!

Originally Posted by 257wby

I didn't know Steelie was a movie star!

I didn't know either, though he is a handsome man to be sure, and I would wager that his Lady probably thinks so too.

Lynn

OK, a new one, picture not movie:

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Looks like Chris to me.

The Magnificent Seven

Originally Posted by ltppowell

The westerns a tuffy...Vera Cruz?

I don' see no steenkin' Burt Lancaster, so it eesn't Vera Cruz

Originally Posted by Ken Howell

The Magnificent Seven

driving the hearse to bury the Indian.

The Magnificent Seven it is.

Here is one a bit more obscure and Scifi:

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Enemy Mine

DANG, you are GOOD!

Originally Posted by T LEE

Originally Posted by Leanwolf

The Gary Cooper movie is "Along Came Jones."

The Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert movie is "It Happened One Night."

"Apocalypse Now," with Robert Duvall.

Alan Ladd & Brandon DeWilde = "Shane."

L.W.

Ding, ding, ding the big winner!

I kinda hate to date myself but... I saw all those on "big screen.

L.W.

That was my son Jim's favorite movie! Go again Terry, I don't know how to upload a picture.

Give Y'all a couple of shots for this one and ya got to be EXACT!

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Need a hint? Did I stump Y'all?

you got me!

The guy with the big gun is Bert Gummer in an earlier life.

"Tremors 4 The Legend Begins" is a 2004 straight to video movie, that premiered January 2, 2004 on the Sci-Fi channel. It is the fourth film in the Tremors series.

And as good as the first one I might add.

Hint: PT Boats

Run silent, run deep?

Originally Posted by Whelenman

Run silent, run deep?

Nope.

They Were Expendable

John Wayne manning PT boats in the Phillipines at the start of WWII.

Degree of difficulty: 3.1

Hint: John Wayne is saying, "never felt better..."

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Degree of difficulty: 2.0

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Sands of Iwo Jima

The Shining

Something for the more discriminating war movie buff.

Degree of difficulty: 9.4

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The Shinning

Originally Posted by EvilTwin

#2 "I LOVE the smell of napalm in the morning!! It smells like.....Victory!!"

I was going to say "Charlie don't surf"

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

They Were Expendable

John Wayne manning PT boats in the Phillipines at the start of WWII.

Yep!

Degree of difficulty 8.0
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Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Something for the more discriminating war movie buff.

Degree of difficulty: 9.4

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Das Boot

yep das boot

How about these:

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SGT Stryker in Sands of Iwo Jima just before he buys the farm

1. The Hill orLongest Day
2. ?
3. Hang'em high

Sean Connery pic could be Longest Day.

Originally Posted by sactoller

1. The Hill orLongest Day
2. ?
3. Hang'em high

No1 is The Hill
No2 ?
No3 Wrong

Nope. bottom one is The Good, Bad and The ugly. Tuco has Blondie in a tight spot, or so he thinks. A cannon ball lands seconds later and blows up the building so Blondie excapes. Later he returns the favor to Tuco.

Seen that movie 18 times.

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Nope. bottom one is The Good, Bad and The ugly. Tuco has Blondie in a tight spot, or so he thinks. A cannon ball lands seconds later and blows up the building so Blondie excapes. Later he returns the favor to Tuco.

Seen that movie 18 times.

Spot on...I picked that one as I guessed people would say "Hang Em High"

As No2 is causing problems, here are a couple more clues:
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Westerns and war movies are way too easy for this crowd.

Try this one. Degree of difficulty for men: 89.7

If you get it right, you�re either gay or whipped, so be careful in answering.

Hows about a few quote's??? as this pc ain't lett'In me post a pic...
1. Brother, life's a bit*h... and she's back in heat.
HINT #2
2. I've come here to chew bubblegum and kick a*s... and I'm all out of bubblegum.

[quote=Jim in Idaho]Try this one. Degree of difficulty for men: 89.7

If you get it right, you�re either gay or whipped, so be careful in answering.

[quote]
If you have a pic with her t1ts out, it might be easier?

P.S. I had to go get some woman from the office to help me with that one, so no snide remarks...

Not a old movie but a good one.

Enemy At the Gates

Originally Posted by Pete E

[quote=Jim in Idaho]Try this one. Degree of difficulty for men: 89.7

If you get it right, you�re either gay or whipped, so be careful in answering.

[quote]
If you have a pic with her tits out, it might be easier?

I'll work on it...

enemy at the gates

Is that Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman?

Originally Posted by Winnie1300

Not a old movie but a good one.

Shooter.

Okay, back to real men movies.

Degree of difficulty: 6.5

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Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

[quote=Pete E][quote=Jim in Idaho]Try this one. Degree of difficulty for men: 89.7

If you get it right, you�re either gay or whipped, so be careful in answering.

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If you have a pic with her tits out, it might be easier?

I'll work on it...

I wonder if they released it in Braille for the visually challenged??

50% credit. That is Julia Roberts.

BTW, just recognizing her is okay 'cause she's fairly hot and doable. You do not catch the gay for that.

Hint. A certain singer with the biggest boobs in all of Country Music also starred in the movie with Julia.

John Wayne one is Hatari

1 is Twelve O'Clock High

3 is Hatari.

Working on 2.

You guys should know this one.

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Hint. A certain singer with the biggest boobs in all of Country Music also starred in the movie with Julia.

Steel Magnolias

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

1 is Twelve O'Clock High

3 is Hatari.

Working on 2.

Yep! #2 is a tough one...Hint, Mr. Cool himself, Paula Prentiss

Originally Posted by Winnie1300

You guys should know this one.

Gomer Pyle, USMC!

Just kidding, Full Metal Jacket

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

50% credit. That is Julia Roberts.

BTW, just recognizing her is okay 'cause she's fairly hot and doable. You do not catch the gay for that.

I actually met her in person several times while helping out at the Animal Care Clinic -DR Glenn Karlin's place in Taos, NM, she is a very nice lady in person and LOVES her animals. All rescues I might add.

What is the soldiers name and what would be his word to die for?

Not sure, but two of his lines are memorable.

"Better him than me".

"You walk the walk and you talk the talk, but do you do the do?"

Close?

Originally Posted by Miss Lynn

This one should be fairly easy:

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Dirty Dozen.

I like Joker. FMJ is a good movie.

You guys are too easy..here is one with a little more mystery.

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The Day the Earth Stood Still?

Originally Posted by Winnie1300

The Day the Earth Stood Still?

Nope..if I remember right you are a young dude, noway you get that one without help.

The Great Escape? (wild guess here)

Originally Posted by sactoller

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

They Were Expendable

John Wayne manning PT boats in the Phillipines at the start of WWII.

Yep!

Degree of difficulty 8.0
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Another photo!
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Originally Posted by Pete E

The Great Escape? (wild guess here)

Right actors, wrong movie.

The Mouse that Roared.

It's the one about the run up to D Day then, set in the UK... its not the Longest Day, a lot less well known...I can't remember the name though!

One of my favorite of American actors:

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Originally Posted by Barkoff

You guys are too easy..here is one with a little more mystery.

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The Americanization Of Emily.

Originally Posted by Miss Lynn

Originally Posted by Barkoff

You guys are too easy..here is one with a little more mystery.

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The Americanization Of Emily.

Yep...good movie, got to love Julie Andrews!

Originally Posted by sactoller

Originally Posted by Miss Lynn

Originally Posted by Barkoff

You guys are too easy..here is one with a little more mystery.

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The Americanization Of Emily.

Yep...good movie, got to love Julie Andrews!

Very good movie, memory and name of it stayed with me all these years.

Stalag 13?

Originally Posted by T LEE

The Mouse that Roared.

No sir.

Originally Posted by T LEE

Stalag 13?

No sir..now this is how the game is played!

Originally Posted by Miss Lynn

Originally Posted by Barkoff

You guys are too easy..here is one with a little more mystery.

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The Americanization Of Emily.

She got it...should had known, it was one of the only war flicks that could also be considered a chick-flick.

Originally Posted by Miss Lynn

One of my favorite of American actors:

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I spot Robert E. Lee Pruitt.

As a matter of fact I hate chick flicks

Originally Posted by 5sdad

Originally Posted by Miss Lynn

One of my favorite of American actors:

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I spot Robert E. Lee Pruitt.

Yes Sir, your right !

Originally Posted by Miss Lynn

As a matter of fact I hate chick flicks

Actually that was a pretty good movie, only Garner could make that character.

Originally Posted by Barkoff

Originally Posted by Miss Lynn

As a matter of fact I hate chick flicks

Actually that was a pretty good movie, only Garner could make that character.

I really like James Garner as an actor.

Originally Posted by Miss Lynn

Originally Posted by Barkoff

Originally Posted by Miss Lynn

As a matter of fact I hate chick flicks

Actually that was a pretty good movie, only Garner could make that character.

I really like James Garner as an actor.

Ya, it's sad to see him getting so old.

I believe "Animal" said "if I die for a word that would have to be Poontang."

One movie is "The Great Race"

Miss Lynn - "From Here To Maternity."

Sactoller - "Stalag 17."

I saw those on big screen, too.

L.W.

Originally Posted by sactoller

Another photo!
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"The Great Race" or something like that? The pic of Tony Curtis and Natalie Wood made me think so, but the second pic with Jack Lemmon (he was The Villian) was what made me about 90% sure.

Hadn't read far enough down, I see someone else got this first.

Degree of difficulty: 8.8

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Identify the actor on the right and you're halfway there.

Originally Posted by T LEE

She Wore a Yellow Ribbon

Extra credit: Name the other two movies in John Ford's cavalry trilogy.

Fort Apache

Rio Grande

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Degree of difficulty: 8.8

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Identify the actor on the right and you're halfway there.

Papillon

That was Steve McQueen. The fellow on the right here went on to become a really good lawyer on the small screen.

Raymond Burr

Originally Posted by T LEE

Red River

Originally Posted by T LEE

Raymond Burr

Correct!

Now why is Raymond Burr conferring with an Oriental official?

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JIM IN IDAHO - "Red River"

Jim, I am ashamed of you.

That is John Wayne in "Hondo" from Louis L'Amour's first published novel, "Hondo."

L.W.

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Okay, back to real men movies.

Degree of difficulty: 6.5

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No one want to guess? It won a Best Picture oscar.

Ding, ding,ding, give the man a ceegar!

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Okay, back to real men movies.

Degree of difficulty: 6.5

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No one want to guess? It won a Best Picture oscar.

Al Quiet on the Western Front?

Either "The Young Lions" Or "All Quiet on the Western Front".

I will go with "All Quiet on the Western Front".

Damn. I hang my head.

Okay, I first thought it was JB Books...

The winnah!

All Quiet on the Western Front.

The dog is the give away.

And a VERY dark movie it was.

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Okay, back to real men movies.

Degree of difficulty: 6.5

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No one want to guess? It won a Best Picture oscar.

"All Quite On The Western Front."

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JIM IN IDAHO - "Now why is Raymond Burr conferring with an Oriental official?"

"Godzilla."

L.W.

"Gallipoli."

I think. (??) Been a long time since I saw it.

L.W.

The winner of this round.

Gallipolli.

Mel Gibson and someone else.

This is a life size John Wayne movie promotional standup that I have.....what movie was it made for?

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Originally Posted by T LEE

Zulu Dawn?

Mac Clintoc

Close, but no ceegar.

Just plain Zulu then.

Originally Posted by T LEE

Breaker Morant.

Last words: "Shoot straight, ya bastards!"

You should know this one.

Yep

You got it with bonus points.

Originally Posted by T LEE

Executive Action?

Originally Posted by NathanL

This is a life size John Wayne movie promotional standup that I have.....what movie was it made for?

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All of them?

Okay, make it El Dorado.

"Ride, boldy ride, till we reach El Dorado" - Mississippi, aka James Caan

Originally Posted by Winnie1300

You should know this one.

I am guessing, The deer hunter?

Definitely The Deer Hunter.

Nope

Gotta go to bed.

That is Treet Williams and Kris Kristopherson something to do with a conspiracy theory.

Degree of difficulty: 2.4

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Note that this picture shows both stars of the movie.

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Originally Posted by NathanL

This is a life size John Wayne movie promotional standup that I have.....what movie was it made for?

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All of them?

Okay, make it El Dorado.

"Ride, boldy ride, till we reach El Dorado" - Mississippi, aka James Caan

Not 100% positive but I believe it's the same outfit he is wearing in this poster.

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Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Degree of difficulty: 2.4

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Note that this picture shows both stars of the movie.

Bullet

Originally Posted by T LEE

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Degree of difficulty: 2.4

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Note that this picture shows both stars of the movie.

Bullet

Nope.

Which reminds me on Thursday night on Speed channel they have a special on the best car chases movies/stunts with interviews of the stunt drivers etc....

It's actually Bullit.

Originally Posted by NathanL

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Originally Posted by NathanL

This is a life size John Wayne movie promotional standup that I have.....what movie was it made for?

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All of them?

Okay, make it El Dorado.

"Ride, boldy ride, till we reach El Dorado" - Mississippi, aka James Caan

Not 100% positive but I believe it's the same outfit he is wearing in this poster.

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"You pick it up, Valance."

Yeah, that's the problem. He wore pretty similar shirts in several pictures.

From El Dorado:
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Originally Posted by 5sdad

Originally Posted by T LEE

Executive Action?

Naw, that's flashpoint.

Nobody?

Another modern day western classic.

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Freebie and the Bean (guessing)

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Freebie and the Bean (guessing)

Nice job.

Originally Posted by Barkoff

Another modern day western classic.

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"Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw?"

Oh, wait, I'm thinking of the song. Hmmm, never seen this film. I mean never, ever, NEVER, not once in a million years, have I seen this film.

Originally Posted by NathanL

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Originally Posted by NathanL

This is a life size John Wayne movie promotional standup that I have.....what movie was it made for?

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All of them?

Okay, make it El Dorado.

"Ride, boldy ride, till we reach El Dorado" - Mississippi, aka James Caan

Not 100% positive but I believe it's the same outfit he is wearing in this poster.

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I guess Lee Marvin hadn't hit the big time when this movie was made. He didn't get his name on the poster.

Originally Posted by sactoller

Man from Snowy River

Easy one.

Originally Posted by Winnie1300

Easy one.

The Horse Soldiers

I'll chip in.
Hint, relatively new war movie (2004).
Hardness, 9.9, reasonably obscure, and a foreign film too.

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Good luck.

Winna!

Originally Posted by Barkoff

Another modern day western classic.

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is THAT what I think it is!

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Degree of difficulty: 2.4

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Note that this picture shows both stars of the movie.

Ford Still makes a "Bullet" model Mustang.

Dark green with black mag wheels.
All the better to jumt around San Francisco with!

Originally Posted by AussieLad

I'll chip in.
Hint, relatively new war movie (2004).
Hardness, 9.9, reasonably obscure, and a foreign film too.

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Good luck.

Couldn't tell you the title, but it's been called South Korea's answer to Saving Private Ryan.

Speaking of obscure but good foreign war movies, here's one:
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Hint: This is something you don't see too often - war from the Chinese Communist point of view.

Originally Posted by AussieLad

I'll chip in.
Hint, relatively new war movie (2004).
Hardness, 9.9, reasonably obscure, and a foreign film too.

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Good luck.

Okay, I blatantly cheated and in ask.com asked "south korea's answer to saving Private Ryan". At least I knew the right clue to find it.

It's Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War.

I rented it some time ago. Good flick.

And since we're traveling to the Orient:

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And yes, that is John Wayne.

Degree of difficulty: 5.4

Originally Posted by AussieLad

I'll chip in.
Hint, relatively new war movie (2004).
Hardness, 9.9, reasonably obscure, and a foreign film too.

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Good luck.

I think I saw that on the shelf.. Koreans? Is the name of the movie in Korean?

I see Jim got it...OK, new rules, no foreign obscure movies!

"Chinese Water Torture" written by I.P Freely?

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Training film:

"Great Leader Mao's Inspired Field Manual for Clearing Weapons of Glorious Revolution"

"Recommended Field Expedient Procedure for Ridding Free Thoughts from Minds of Soldiers of Glorious Revolution"

Naahhhh....

It is actually a good film.

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

And since we're traveling to the Orient:

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And yes, that is John Wayne.

Degree of difficulty: 5.4

As Gingas Khan!

Originally Posted by Barkoff

Nobody?

Freebie and The Bean.

One of my favorite cop movie satires of all time.

This is a GREAT thread!

Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) in Alien. (The first "Alien", to be specific)

A little better picture of her.

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) in Alien. (The first "Alien", to be specific)

A little better picture of her.

ripple-ly...

Bonus from alien, cats name:

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Back into the afray , how about this one:

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And lets see who had a less than sheltered upbringing

Originally Posted by Pete E

Back into the afray , how about this one:

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TORA, TORA, TORA

[quote=Pete E]Back into the afray , how about this one:

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Footloose?

Originally Posted by ltppowell

[quote=Pete E]Back into the afray , how about this one:

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Footloose?

Debbie Does Dallas! Bambi Woods...back when they used to play porn late night at the drive-in.

Footloose, boy you can't miss that one any further!

Originally Posted by Barkoff

Nobody?

james cann.....i have a pic of me and him ...during the fliming of gardens of stone.

I still can't believe our local drive-in did that back in the 70-s and early 80's. There were apartments that faced one of the screens, and if you rolled down your window you could hear the porn echoing through those old metal window speakers.

Originally Posted by ltppowell

[quote=Pete E]Back into the afray , how about this one:

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Footloose?

The sheer innocence of that answer moves me!

Originally Posted by Barkoff

I still can't believe our local drive-in did that back in the 70-s and early 80's. There were apartments that faced one of the screens, and if you rolled down your window you could hear the porn echoing through those old metal window speakers.

You got to get the second one then as well...same era, just as famous...

Originally Posted by Pete E

Back into the afray , how about this one:

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And lets see who had a less than sheltered upbringing

Deep throat of course!

I have it on 8 mm someplace!

oral annie/deep something?

and i think they are both dead....

My father had one of his buddies pull one on him once. He thought all the thumbs up he was getting were for his cool ride, until he found "I choked Linda Lovelace" on his back bumper.

"there's the problem! Your clitoris is in your throat!"

( My copy as subtitles! LOLL )

Originally Posted by T LEE

Bonus from alien, cats name:

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Jonesy

They've been showing the Alien films on AMC over the last few days.

Nope

Degree of difficulty: 6.2

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Originally Posted by Pete E

Back into the afray , how about this one:

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And lets see who had a less than sheltered upbringing

Dunno about the planes, but the bottom two are Debbie Does Dallas and Deep Throat (Linda Lovelace and Harry Reems)

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Originally Posted by T LEE

Raymond Burr

Correct!

Now why is Raymond Burr conferring with an Oriental official?

Godzilla

I have no clue!

Originally Posted by natman

Godzilla

Correct.

And just for accuracy's sake, the proper pronunciation is "GODZIRRA!!! GODZIRRA!!!"

One of the funniest scenes ever...

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Porky's

Got it...you're cool then.

Seen it when it first came out. Aunt got us into the therater.

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Originally Posted by AussieLad

I'll chip in.
Hint, relatively new war movie (2004).
Hardness, 9.9, reasonably obscure, and a foreign film too.

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Good luck.

Okay, I blatantly cheated and in ask.com asked "south korea's answer to saving Private Ryan". At least I knew the right clue to find it.

It's Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War.

I rented it some time ago. Good flick.

Winner.....sort of, I guess

Yes, it is a good flick.

Originally Posted by Barkoff

I think I saw that on the shelf.. Koreans? Is the name of the movie in Korean?

I see Jim got it...OK, new rules, no foreign obscure movies!

Sorry, fair call.
Just figured it being quite a good war flick, that some of you might have seen it.
I didn't know its Korean title though, only it's foreign release title "Brotherhood of War".

Are obscure Aussie films fair game????
You've already had "Breaker Morant", "Gallipoli" and "The Man from Snowy River"!!!

Actually, that's about all we have!

Try that one.
Or this one.
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Originally Posted by Winnie1300

Try that one.
Or this one.
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Second one is Duel with Dennis Weaver.

Right. What is number one? Easy one

Romancng the stone or jewel of the nile.

Originally Posted by Winnie1300

Try that one.
Or this one.
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Number one is "Jarhead"

Originally Posted by AussieLad

Are obscure Aussie films fair game????

How about this one then?

All from the same Aussie film..

(And as we are dealing with a cunning Aussie, these have been carefully selected so the JPEG files don't give the game away too easily either!

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Thank you Pete, but I don't cheat that way, and I have no idea what that one is.

Originally Posted by Pete E

Originally Posted by AussieLad

Are obscure Aussie films fair game????

How about this one then?

All from the same Aussie film..

(And as we are dealing with a cunning Aussie, these have been carefully selected so the JPEG files don't give the game away too easily either!

)

"The Odd Angry Shot"

I reckon that's Graham Kennedy on the left in the last pic.

Originally Posted by RAS2

Romancng the stone or jewel of the nile.

Romancing the stone

That's easy Quigly Down Under.:)

Originally Posted by T LEE

Thank you Pete, but I don't cheat that way, and I have no idea what that one is.

Terry, I know you are a paragon of virtue, I was talking about our Aussie friend!

Originally Posted by Winnie1300

Right. What is number one? Easy one

Jarhead.

IIRC "cry a little, laugh a lot" were some of the lyrics from the films theme.

Great thread by the way....enjoying this immensely.

Originally Posted by Pete E

Originally Posted by T LEE

Thank you Pete, but I don't cheat that way, and I have no idea what that one is.

Terry, I know you are a paragon of virtue, I was talking about our Aussie friend!

Spot on...I thought I'd better put that last pic in as the first two were a bit obsure...

Always remember getting the film out on video and enjoyed it very much;it deserved to be more popular over here than it was..

No cheating

Pretty Woman

Yep

Originally Posted by Winnie1300

No cheating

That is a gimmie "Red Dawn".

You suck T LEE.

I need to think of a harder movie.

Gonna show my age...

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Just a movie I enjoyed several times.

I watched it on the old video too.
I had the title in my head with the first and second pic, but the third definitely confirmed it.
A fair few succesful Aussie actors in that movie.

In fact, here's one of the actors from "the odd angry shot" in one of his later movies. Can you tell me the movie, and the Actors name for bonus points?
Hope it's not too hard for non-Australian participants.

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I ain't that old Pat!

Bryan Brown???

Bonus for the actor's name.

Croc Dundee!

Originally Posted by T LEE

Jewel of the nile

Croc Dundee

Originally Posted by T LEE

"Crocodile Dundee", with the lovely Linda Kozlowski

Originally Posted by Pete E

Bryan Brown???

Nope, It aint Bryan Brown.

I'll drop the actors name for a hint.
It's John Jarratt

Them

I watched it with my dad once.

I saw it at the drive in with my now wife.

Originally Posted by AussieLad

"Crocodile Dundee", with the lovely Linda Kozlowski

Time doesn't stand still even for film stars:
Then:
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Now:

How true.

Originally Posted by T LEE

I saw it at the drive in with my now wife.

"The Blob"????

Knowbody reckognizes Jack?

Yep.

Are you talking about WAY back in the thread with the picture from The Shining? "Wendy, I'm home."

Here's a good one.

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Seven?

Originally Posted by ltppowell

Gonna show my age...

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Come on guys!

Originally Posted by T LEE

Are you talking about WAY back in the thread with the picture from The Shining? "Wendy, I'm home."

Nope, older than that. His first flick, I believe.

Jack is a baby in that one...
stumped me.

"The Cry Baby Killer"

I saw it on late-night rerun a couple years ago, working the ER, and waiting on some lab results. Just caught bits of it, but it was unmistakably Jack. Prior to that, the earliest film I had seen with Jack in it was "The St. Valentine's Day Massacre".

Originally Posted by T LEE

Them

Nope...think "Fear Theator". Remember that?

Originally Posted by elkhunter76

Originally Posted by T LEE

Them

Yep. Watched it on late night TV when I was about 12. Scared the chit outta me. I went to bed with my BB gun that night and slept with the drapes wide open.

Originally Posted by ltppowell

Nope...think "Fear Theator". Remember that?

The Little Shop of Horrors, maybe?

Originally Posted by DocRocket

Originally Posted by ltppowell

Nope...think "Fear Theator". Remember that?

The Little Shop of Horrors, maybe?

You ARE the man! Little shop of Horrors. Check your PM's Doc.

I just did, Pat. Check your'n (urine... pun intended!)

Gotit...hahaha.

Originally Posted by ingwe

Seven?

Nope, much older and much more "classic".

Originally Posted by DocRocket

Originally Posted by elkhunter76

Originally Posted by T LEE

Them

Yep. Watched it on late night TV when I was about 12. Scared the chit outta me. I went to bed with my BB gun that night and slept with the drapes wide open.

Skeered me schitless too when I was a kid. For grins, I watched in on Netflix a while back. The "special effects" were funny.

Originally Posted by NathanL

Here's a good one.

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Can't belive no one got this.

Dr. Strangelove. It was the writing the crazy guy did they were trying to figure out the recall code.

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

They Were Expendable

John Wayne manning PT boats in the Phillipines at the start of WWII.

Haven't seen the movie, but I own the book and have read it a few times.

Originally Posted by Pete E

Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho

Nope. bottom one is The Good, Bad and The ugly. Tuco has Blondie in a tight spot, or so he thinks. A cannon ball lands seconds later and blows up the building so Blondie excapes. Later he returns the favor to Tuco.

Seen that movie 18 times.

Spot on...I picked that one as I guessed people would say "Hang Em High"

My first impression was Hang'em High, but in it, he was hung from a tree and not in a building. Probably would have never guessed The GB+U.