I could see the characters in my mind and I knew it was a four-letter name, but I just couldn't get it. I was trying all sorts of four-letter men's names - Carl, John, etc. Another twenty or thirty minutes and I might have gotten it. :)
well they can't all be as well-written and acted as trashy 70s B-movie The Warriors, which to date is the only movie I've seen you reference on this site that you thought was good, and even required viewing. (unlike The Godfather, Shawshank Redemption, Forrest Gump, Titanic, Avatar, The Avengers, etc etc)
I would be morbidly fascinated to come over and see what you've got on your DVD shelf.
I'm going to guess... Manos, Hands of Fate.. Barbarella.. Road House.. some of the Emanuelle movies and probably a Dirty Harry box set? I don't know your taste in film seems so ethereally refined and esoteric.
It is a quiz and often the clues are well what they are, clues to get the answer, not a most accurately and complete description of something.
In this case it might have been the only clue that would have allowed me to get it.
It is a similar thing when you talk about someone in your class, to family or friends or something, and they don;t know who you mean. And you answer the tall guy. Immediately they know who you mean, that does not mean that is all there is to that person, there might be lots of interesting things about him
\
If the description was "person who suffered and achieved a lot", I doubt even 1% would get it, there are endless possibilities. Even if you would add "artist"chances are slim
Not. . . really? The character's name is Ebenezer Scrooge. Even in "Mickey's Christmas Carol" where he's "played" by Scrooge McDuck (in the same way that Bob Cratchit is "played" by Mickey Mouse), the character is still Ebenezer Scrooge. What version of A Christmas Carol are you thinking of, where his first name is Scrooge?
I was sure Hugo would be on here. It is another one that one that could be included in a second version. I also thought of Harvey, but since he was an invisible rabbit not sure if that would fit the parameters. Does the title have to be one of the character's names, or would any first name work?
Not to quibble, but Lolita wasn't the character's first name. It was Dolores. If you need a replacement, the 1955 Oscar Best Picture starring Ernest Borgnine would work.
Well, completely forgot three movies that I've seen... remembered the first letter but that's about it ... Madeline? No... C-.... something... L... Lisa? Laura?
Having "Notre Dame" and "football" is very confusing if you're not from USA/Canada - makes me thinking of Parisien football players not American college kids.
Is this movie popular in the USA?
Also the Annabelle doll, is it really that much like Chucky? This clue confused me, their manner is very different I think.
I would be morbidly fascinated to come over and see what you've got on your DVD shelf.
In this case it might have been the only clue that would have allowed me to get it.
It is a similar thing when you talk about someone in your class, to family or friends or something, and they don;t know who you mean. And you answer the tall guy. Immediately they know who you mean, that does not mean that is all there is to that person, there might be lots of interesting things about him
\If the description was "person who suffered and achieved a lot", I doubt even 1% would get it, there are endless possibilities. Even if you would add "artist"chances are slim
Must be getting old.
And as of right now, only 93% of people have gotten it right!
Is this movie popular in the USA?
Also the Annabelle doll, is it really that much like Chucky? This clue confused me, their manner is very different I think.