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Post a difficult to answer movie question & see if anyone knows the answer without using Google [View all] red dog 1 Aug 30 OP
dynamite for sale? Tetrachloride Aug 30 #1
It was for sale in the movie. red dog 1 Aug 31 #3
When I was a kid in St. Maries, ID, in the 1970s it was sold in two stores in town jmowreader Friday #96
amazing Tetrachloride Friday #97
Not all that amazing, considering where we were jmowreader Saturday #98
ah, my area was field stone and clay Tetrachloride Saturday #99
In Werner Herzog's 1982 film Fitzcaraldo, Beastly Boy Aug 31 #2
Name one of the characters from the novel "Catch 22" that was not in the 1970 movie "Catch 22"? red dog 1 Aug 31 #4
The cat that Hungry Joe fights for sleeping on his face? JoseBalow Aug 31 #6
Actually, that wasn't the character I was thinking of, but you're right, his bunkmate Huple's cat was not in the movie red dog 1 Sep 4 #7
Yes! That's exactly what happened! JoseBalow Sep 4 #8
He didn't have the airbase bombed to "turn a profit" jmowreader Friday #94
Sure he did, it was to turn a profit JoseBalow Saturday #106
Lieutenant Scheisskopf jmowreader Friday #93
What's the name of the arcade in the movie Wargames? miyazaki Aug 31 #5
Name the person who co-starred in both "The Commitments" (1991) and "The Matchmaker" (1997) red dog 1 Sep 8 #9
The ubiquitous Colm Meany? Harker Sep 8 #10
Excellent guess, but no. red dog 1 Sep 8 #11
I shouldn't be guessing when there's an unseen movie involved. n/t Harker Sep 9 #14
The unseen movie is worth seeing....The Matchmaker (1997) red dog 1 Sep 9 #16
It'll be on my list to check out, Red... Thanks! n/t Harker Sep 9 #17
I hope my question fits the criteria BOSSHOG Sep 8 #12
Hooper was having an affair with Chief Brody's wife. Harker Sep 9 #13
Name the actress who played both Carmella Soprano's mother in The Sopranos and Karen Hill's mother in "Goodfellas" red dog 1 Sep 9 #15
Suzzane Shepherd VGNonly Sep 17 #24
"Just the good half!" JoseBalow Sep 17 #25
Ding! red dog 1 Sep 18 #26
What was the peacetime occupation VGNonly Sep 9 #18
Was Major Stovall the command's adjutant Brother Buzz Sep 9 #19
Dean Jagger won best supporting for his role. VGNonly Sep 10 #20
What Jack Nicholson movie has a tie-in with Monty Python? red dog 1 Sep 14 #21
Always Look on the Bright side of Life VGNonly Sep 16 #22
Ding! red dog 1 Sep 17 #23
Tangentially a movie question... Harker Sep 25 #27
Oh, I remember reading an article about this once upon a time JoseBalow Sep 25 #31
You are a virtuoso! Harker Sep 25 #32
That's a hell of a 22, that Catch-22! JoseBalow Sep 25 #36
Your priorities are sound. Harker Sep 25 #37
12 Angry Men VGNonly Sep 25 #28
Watchmaker, I believe. Harker Sep 25 #35
Yes VGNonly Sep 25 #41
A favorite of mine since I was a wee lad. n/t Harker Sep 25 #42
Who are the only jurors VGNonly Sep 25 #44
Davis and McCardle exchange names outside the courthouse... Harker Sep 26 #45
What was the last film VGNonly Sep 25 #29
This message was self-deleted by its author Harker Sep 25 #33
It was a western VGNonly Sep 25 #39
"The Ox-bow Incident." Harker Sep 25 #43
What actor at the age of 14 VGNonly Sep 25 #30
James Earl Jones? Harker Sep 25 #34
The Omaha Race Riot of 1919 VGNonly Sep 25 #40
What movie's billing inspired the name of an iconic literary character? nuxvomica Sep 25 #38
"Patriot Games" (1992) opens with Jack Ryan (Harrison Ford) & his wife in a London hotel room red dog 1 Oct 1 #46
In what movie did Cameron Diaz make her film debut? red dog 1 Oct 12 #47
What well-known person was choreographer for "Coming To America" (1988)? red dog 1 Oct 15 #48
The lead character (Mel Gibson) in "The Patriot" (2000) is a composite character based on four historical men. red dog 1 Oct 19 #49
Francis Marion? VGNonly Oct 19 #52
Francis Marion - The Swamp Fox. Thomas Hurt Oct 19 #63
These five actors VGNonly Oct 19 #50
Popeye? Brother Buzz Oct 19 #53
A 1970 war film VGNonly Oct 19 #55
I flashed on Patton, but Tora, Tora, Tora might be a good candidate, too Brother Buzz Oct 19 #59
Yes Patton VGNonly Oct 19 #61
Curiously, choice number six, George C Scott, did a a superb job Brother Buzz Oct 19 #62
In a classic 1973 film, who said BOSSHOG Oct 19 #51
Miss Trixie in Paper Moon VGNonly Oct 19 #54
Damn VGN nice going BOSSHOG Oct 19 #56
Who played the hotel desk clerk? VGNonly Oct 19 #57
Old Floyd BOSSHOG Oct 19 #58
Burton Gilliam VGNonly Oct 19 #60
What actor, playing a dead guy in, "The Big Chill," Bayard Oct 19 #64
Kevin Costner VGNonly Oct 20 #65
Raiders of the Lost Ark VGNonly Oct 21 #66
What was the dogs actual name in many classic films VGNonly Thursday #67
Asta's real name was Skippy! JoseBalow Thursday #69
Yes VGNonly Thursday #70
I read a book about Hollywood movie dogs JoseBalow Thursday #71
I just now posted a question about Hollywood movie dogs. red dog 1 Thursday #73
What actor said VGNonly Thursday #68
What was the name of the first Hollywood movie dog? red dog 1 Thursday #72
Rin Tin Tin was the first big Hollywood star JoseBalow Thursday #74
No, it wasn't Rin Tin Tin red dog 1 Thursday #75
If it's Hollywood, then Petey from Our Gang, I guess JoseBalow Thursday #76
His name was Strongheart and he was from Germany red dog 1 Thursday #78
What was the name of Sidney Greenstreet's cabaret in "Casablanca." brush Thursday #77
The Blue Parrot SupportSanity Thursday #79
Hey, wait a minute. Your answer is correct but where does the OP say you can then ask a question? brush Thursday #80
Correct. Trick question. Sam would never leave Rick. SupportSanity Thursday #82
Ok, why not? But you still haven't told me what was the amount. brush Thursday #83
Toshiro Mifune had nightmares about a scene he recently finished. Which film and scene was this? sakabatou Thursday #81
The arrows scene from "Throne of Blood"? n/t Harker Friday #85
Bingo! sakabatou Friday #86
I was just pondering other possibilities... Harker Friday #87
The Graduate: What was Mrs. Robinson's first name? legallyblondeNYC Thursday #84
I'm thinking it wasn't mentioned... Harker Friday #88
Correct! legallyblondeNYC Friday #89
She seemed pretty distinctive to me, but from experience... Harker Friday #90
The director and a lead actor could have full conversations using a fictional language sakabatou Friday #91
The Fifth Element jmowreader Friday #95
Correct sakabatou Saturday #100
This film's crew wore shirts that said "Fewer songs, more explosions". sakabatou Friday #92
This traditional animated film was only beaten by two other animated films in world gross profit sakabatou Saturday #101
Snow White? Brother Buzz Saturday #102
Nope. Snow White is #7 sakabatou Saturday #103
Boy howdy, was it a Disney production? Brother Buzz Saturday #104
The film was made after 2010 sakabatou Saturday #105
Ah, 'Traditional' as in in not computer generated? Brother Buzz Saturday #110
It means mostly non-3D (but can have 3D elements). sakabatou Saturday #111
Yes, more hints - I was thinking Nick Park Brother Buzz Saturday #112
The film takes place during the time of World War 1, but not the war itself. sakabatou Saturday #113
Very interesting clues, but alas, I'm clueless - I'll need to chew on it for a bit Brother Buzz Saturday #114
Okay a few more sakabatou Saturday #115
I still got nothing - Is this a title I would immediately recognize? Brother Buzz Sunday #117
Probably not. It had a limited run in the US, as it was a foreign film sakabatou Sunday #118
Ah, THAT is a HUGE clue Brother Buzz Sunday #119
Yep. It's not Russian sakabatou Sunday #120
I got zero, zip, zilch, nada Brother Buzz Sunday #121
This is getting good! - I have to remind myself it is an animated film Brother Buzz Saturday #116
Frozen? JoseBalow Saturday #107
That's 3D, not traditional. sakabatou Saturday #108
Kick sakabatou Saturday #109
$17.99? Harker Monday #122
Your bid is too high red dog 1 Monday #123
11.33? Harker Monday #124
Too high red dog 1 Monday #125
I have no sense. Harker Monday #126
A multi-movie question... what actor turned down the roles of James Bond in "Dr. No"... Harker Monday #127
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