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Answers are Movie Titles #2

All the answers are movie titles. Based on the clue, guess the movie title.
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Last updated: December 19, 2019
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First submittedOctober 3, 2014
Times taken26,746
Average score63.6%
Rating4.34
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Clue
Title
Hammer-wielding Norse God
Thor
Mozart's "middle" name
Amadeus
City in North Dakota
Fargo
"Les Misérables" author
Hugo
Gladiator who revolted against Rome
Spartacus
Unfinished Biblical tower to heaven
Babel
Most populous city in Morocco
Casablanca
Biggest country in South America
Brazil
First name of Cromwell or Stone!
Oliver!
"Presidential" mountain
Rushmore
Woman's name, or city where a
civil rights march started
Selma
Clue
Title
U.S. President assassinated in 1881
Garfield
Attractive force between objects with mass
Gravity
Unit of 15-30 soldiers
Platoon
Place from which British forces fled in 1940
Dunkirk
Arabian Nights character with a magic lamp
Aladdin
South African people once led by Shaka
Zulu
Notable Indian pacifist
Gandhi
Square root of 90,000
300
747 or DC-10!
Airplane!
Latin for "unconquered"
Invictus
First name of Mayor Giuliani
Rudy
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Level 54
Jan 16, 2015
Can you accept Babyl for the Tower of Babel?
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Level 71
Jan 16, 2015
Can you accept Victor Hugo for Hugo?
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Level 69
Nov 13, 2016
Is there a movie called "Victor Hugo"?
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Level 45
Nov 23, 2016
IKR
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Level 67
Nov 13, 2017
Can you also accept 'Rabat' for 'City in Morocco'? I know Casablanca is way more popular, but this is also a somewhat famous movie with the name of the Moroccan capital.
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Level ∞
Dec 3, 2017
Changed the clue
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Level 62
Dec 3, 2017
The Airplane! clue is the best
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Level 49
Jan 18, 2018
I got it, but it was called Flying High here. Also Aeroplane is spelt wrong
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Level 75
Jan 31, 2018
Americans spell aeroplane differently and the film is American
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Level 66
Mar 31, 2018
Elvis classic = "Gaolhouse Rock"
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Level 73
Aug 15, 2018
How about a trade off - we'll start using aeroplane if you will accept spelled and learned as the correct spellings.
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Level 66
Mar 31, 2018
Yes. The "!" was a nice touch.
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Level 77
Dec 4, 2017
I'm really proud of getting Invictus. I just remembered Ceasar's "Vini Vidi Vici" to remember that Vici was "conquered." So unconquered must be something like Invici...led me to Invictus.
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Level 84
Dec 10, 2017
Nice! In hindsight, those connections always seem so obvious. But to figure them out to arrive at the answer is very satisfying.
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Level 72
Mar 30, 2018
@buck1017 I was going to leave pretty much the same comment. :D From writing that I'm proud I got it to the way I did - it's all the same for me too.
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Level 86
Mar 30, 2018
Well vincere became vaincre in French then vanquish in English. Invictus rather means undefeated. But the question was quite obvious anyway.
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Level 75
Apr 2, 2018
I followed your same train of thought but I never heard of the movie, so I didn't get it anyway.
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Level 65
Sep 2, 2019
The english language even has the word victory, no need to really know latin stuff. And invincible ofcourse...
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Level 75
Dec 4, 2017
I thought that I was a little further in my battle against unconscious biases, but when I saw the clue "indian pacifist", my first thought was, "I don't remember a move called Chief Joseph". smh
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Level 84
Dec 8, 2017
Correct! The movie was called "I Will Fight No More Forever," which doesn't fit this quiz at all! :-)
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Level 76
Mar 30, 2018
I kept reading it as biggest city in South America, and I couldn't remember a movie called "Sao Paulo," and I know Rio was a movie, but that didn't work...
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Level 77
Apr 2, 2018
Same thing happened to me. Maybe I should sleep more
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Level 74
Mar 30, 2018
Quizmaster apparently loves "Invictus". It doesn't show up as much as "The Big Lebowski" does but it still gets a high level of mentions and, presumably, love. I'm glad I've seen it because I would never remember it otherwise!
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Level 89
Mar 30, 2018
I was thinking the same thing. Especially with another of today's featured quizzes making people confuse Nelson Mandela for Morgan Freeman.
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Level 86
Mar 30, 2018
But they have the same forehead!
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Level 24
Mar 30, 2018
I'm glad that I'm not the only one.
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Level 89
Mar 30, 2018
Oh, I'm not denying any similarities. Heck, even I guessed Freeman before Mandela. Just saying, maybe Quizmaster watched Invictus recently and it's still fresh in his mind.
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Level 86
Mar 31, 2018
Quizmaster didn't make that quiz, but maybe he added Mandela (I would say it's probable since the quizmaker didn't remember it).
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Level 89
Mar 31, 2018
He may not have made it, but he did have it featured.
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Level 88
Jan 4, 2021
Nor Goldfinger.
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Level 65
Sep 2, 2019
Wow invictus is low! I found that rather easy.. Compared to the others I would expect it around 75%. Highest I missed was casablanca :/ Not that that one was hard, but I was assuming I was misspelling marakesh.. and there are too many ways to try and spell it.. Missed fargo too, that one WAS hard imo. (and the lower scoring rudy selma and garfield)
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Level 33
Mar 29, 2020
Dang I tried plane not airplane
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Level 62
May 21, 2020
I thought Garfield was Lincoln. And when that didn't work, in desperation I tried Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. There's not many old-timey presidents we've heard of outside the US.
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Level 56
May 25, 2023
I didn't see the exclamation mark and I kept trying "Emma," thinking that Emma Cromwell was a pretty obscure clue.