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Wait, is it Lake Placid?
Guess the movie from the screenshot
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Wait, is it Lake Placid?
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Correct and you're up.
Stout
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Wow, I can't believe I got that one.
Okay, let's see if I can finally take an accurate pulse of the message board with this one. I doubt it, but it's worth a try lol
Okay, let's see if I can finally take an accurate pulse of the message board with this one. I doubt it, but it's worth a try lol
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I really like Maura Tierney but I don't remember her from any movies other than Primary Colors, White Sands and Welcome To Mooseport. And I don't remember that shot from any of those films.
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No, it's not from any of those.
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Yeah, I didn't think so but that's the end of my Maura Tierney movie knowledge.
Stout
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Okay, here's a hint: It has Christopher Walken playing a gay vegetarian cop.
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Another hint, then I'll put a different one up tonight if no one gets it
Think the song Mac the Knife.
Think the song Mac the Knife.
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I've already googled the movie and I have no idea why Mack the Knife would serve as a hint. I guess if the song is used in the film it might be a clue but I suspect anyone that remembered the song being used would have recognized the screenshot?
BTW, if you're ever bored and want to read an interesting story about a song not meaning what you thought it meant or coming from where you thought it came, read about the history of this classic song (Mack the Knife). I don't remember the details well enough to recite the whole story but the song has quite the history and isn't just the kids party song it's often viewed as.
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I seriously don't think anybody is going to get this one Stout.
Stout
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Mac--Macbeth--Scotland, PA. A very weird but very cool movie version of Macbeth.
There I go again, either too easy or too obscure. I swear, I have no middle ground.
Let's go with this one:
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Stout
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No one? Bueller? Bueller?
I know this one.
Detroit Rock City.
Detroit Rock City.
Stout
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I know this one.
Detroit Rock City.
You're up.
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Hackers?
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Really? You put a question mark at the end of your guess? My internet has been out since 3AM or I would have solved it too and I wouldn't have needed no stinking question mark. I would have shouted "HACKERS" for the whole world to hear.
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Apparently I'm not as big a fan as you are.Really? You put a question mark at the end of your guess? My internet has been out since 3AM or I would have solved it too and I wouldn't have needed no stinking question mark. I would have shouted "HACKERS" for the whole world to hear.
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Apparently I'm not as big a fan as you are.
It's a pre-Trainspotting Jonny Lee Miller so of course I checked it out. It had nothing to do with a young Angelina Jolie and if someone tells you I've watched her a dozen times in Foxfire they're lying.
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That looks to be Billy Barty which should narrow it down for some people. He wasn't in all that many movies looking like that although I guess Rumplestiltskin might be an outside possibility. I have a late 80's film in mind but I never watched it so I don't want to take a wild guess unless no one claims the prize.
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I was going to guess that but I wasn't sure. Still not.
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Willow it is. BIM is up.
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I assumed it was Willow too. I only know a couple of things about that movie. One of my favorite actors (not people, just actor) met and married his future ex-wife in that movie and my then 13 year old son gave it the following review: It's no Ladyhawke, that's for sure. Ladyhawke was one of his favorites and directly resulted in him watching anything that looked remotely similar.
