Give the worst possible description of a movie!

GraybeardGhost

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:eek: "...Oh no, Mr Frodo, let's not be going on another of these quests of yours!..." *hitches up trousers and starts packing elven bread*

What? :idontknow:

I've told you plain,
I've told you clear.
That's all I'm sayin'.
I'm outta here.

:greeting:
 
There once was a fellow named Blaine
Whose lover was lost in the rain.
That very same gent
Down to Florida went,
To become the first link in my chain.​

Bogart to Florida means Key Largo, which leads to Lauren Bacall, who also plays a daughter of a General in The Big Sleep??

...or I keep coming back to Ingrid Bergman in Joan of Arc who probably had a revelation, mucked around with kings and bishop and didn't wash.

Am I getting warmer?

*clutches at some straw*
 

GraybeardGhost

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I'm beginning to understand how Dr. Frankenstein must have felt. :kickingmyself:

^maybe this is a reference to Hemingway?
No. Emphatically no.


Anyway, *whistles*, to complete the set, a guess with To Have and Have Not? :idontknow:
Sorry, Steve, but Bogart has served his purpose, so you really don't need him anymore. Besides, he's dead.

Moving on . . .
The lady will show you the best way to go,
To sweeten your trip from subtropic to snow.
And no, this has nothing to do with Lauren Bacall.
 
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A war-weary veteran returns from overseas only to face death again closer to home.

As in a crusader returns to find the Grim Reaper on the beach

You may yet have a revelation

or a whole book of revelations

That's only my opening move
Then seek out a king or a bishop or two


Chess references - Bogart played chess, which confused

Now look for the name of a gal and her pop
Be like an iceberg, man


Ingmar Bergman (no relation to Ingrid, hrmmph)

between 1957 and 1962

It can only be The Seventh Seal
 
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