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The Movie Scene Game

Discussion in 'Sensorium' started by Lantus, Aug 16, 2005.

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    I said in my opinion, DarkStrider. I would hardly put Rodriguez or Woo in the same class as Scorsese or Orson Welles but that's my opinion. Although I will give you credit for Stone, Coppola, Scott and Tarantino. English director, huh? Was he pudgy and and had a distinctive voice?

    [ October 30, 2005, 05:18: Message edited by: Newfie ]
     
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    Yup, you could say he was 'pudgy'.

    Off topic: I would add Kurosawa, Billy Wilder and John Ford to this impromptu great directors list...
     
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    Strangers on a Train?

    And totally O/T but no one's mentioning Howard?
     
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    Wow, have to way back for this one: Vertigo?
     
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    OK, we got the director right, now for the film. As I said it is an early film - one of the last he made in the UK before moving to the US?


    :yot: Howard? As in Ron? :shake: Surely you jest?
     
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    :yot: Newfie you won't give me creadit for Cocteau ? Along with Kurosawa the greatest foreign-language director
     
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    Sorry, DarkStrider. Kurosawa: sure, he ranks there. In fact he is probably number three on my list after Orson and Scorsese. Cocteau: talented and a genius, yes. Influential: yes. One of the greatest directors ever: not in my books. But I am sure there are those who beg to differ. Oedipus Rex was worth mentioning though.

    Hitchcock's early film? The Man who Knew too Much?

    [ October 30, 2005, 22:08: Message edited by: Newfie ]
     
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    Rebecca?
     
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    Nope. Rebecca was his first American film, and man who knew too much was made a few years before the one i'm thinking of. As a hint, it was Hitch's intention to make a film that would have really young protagonists and in fact the name of the film reflects this. The plot is basic Hitchcock - a man accused of a crime he didn't commit.

    The film itself is not among his greats - but the scene described is breathtaking - especially if you consider the fact that the film was made in the 30s.
     
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    Sounds like Young and Innocent.
     
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    Vertigo?
     
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    Correct Newfie - your turn.
     
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    A grown man steps on a merry-go-round and it spins backward until he changes into a young boy.
     
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    hmm.. Big?
     
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    No, it's not Big with Tom Hanks; he just got a wish from an old 'fortune telling' machine in a midway - both ways...

    This 'back in age' thing sounds annoyingly familiar, but not *quite* clear enough for proper recollection. I know it's likely wrong, but 18 again?
     
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    No and No. Bit of a hint:the actor who plays the adversary in it was once a Bond villain.
     
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    Is it the one with Bruce Willis? The name escapes me at the moment, but the -

    The Kid?
     
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    No, it is from a book written by a very well known author with a fine imagination.
     
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    Stand By Me?
     
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    Nope, also in it is a woman who was a star in the old blaxploitation movies in the seventies. Also starring the only actor to receive consecutive Best Supporting Actor Oscars.

    [ November 01, 2005, 17:30: Message edited by: Newfie ]
     
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