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Give the worst possible description of a movie!

Started by JohnnAY · Feb 15, 2014 · 718 replies

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kihira said: ↑
😮 "...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:
#362 Report
"dr. zhivago".
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JackTripper said: ↑
"dr. zhivago".
Nope.
...
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"snow dogs"?
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JackTripper said: ↑
"snow dogs"?
Nope.



ETA: Kihira's in Morocco, and hot on the trail. What are you doing in Alaska?
#366 Report
GraybeardGhost said: ↑
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*
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kihira said: ↑
Am I getting warmer?

You're doing marvelously.
#368 Report
GraybeardGhost said: ↑
You're doing marvelously.

Too marvelous for words...

*has a stab in the Dark Passage*

:shyness:
#369 Report
"african queen".
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kihira said: ↑
Too marvelous for words...

*has a stab in the Dark Passage*
I'd stay out of dark passages if I were you. You always meet the wrong sort of character.
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GraybeardGhost said: ↑
A war-weary veteran returns from overseas only to face death again closer to home.

^maybe this is a reference to Hemingway?

Anyway, *whistles*, to complete the set, a guess with To Have and Have Not? :idontknow:
#372 Report
I'm beginning to understand how Dr. Frankenstein must have felt. :kickingmyself:

kihira said: ↑
^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 . . .
GraybeardGhost said: ↑
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.
#373 Report
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
#374 Report
kihira said: ↑
It can only be The Seventh Seal
:thumbup: Finally.

I really did think they were father and daughter. :shyness: Sorry about that. As I've said before, I'm really bad at this game.

Your turn.
#375 Report
GraybeardGhost said: ↑
I really did think they were father and daughter

I did too until wikipedia told me otherwise.

ok...

edit: nope, I'm blank, some one else can have a go
#376 Report
"**** tracy"?
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i'm sorry... i couldn't wait for someone to put up a clue.


"man has trouble getting to his kid's birthday party".
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JackTripper said: ↑
"man has trouble getting to his kid's birthday party".
Old Dogs (2009)?
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nope. "unemployed man has trouble getting to his kid's birthday party".
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JackTripper said: ↑
nope. "unemployed man has trouble getting to his kid's birthday party".

Mrs Doubtfire??

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