The movie screenshot game

Uh...fuck it. Tomie vs Tomie?

UnknownKadath wrote:

The Dude wrote:

UnknownKadath wrote:

EDIT: lol. I typed in your guess as I had never heard of it, then my eye was attracted to the words "Produced by Cornflakes." The filename has nothing to do with the movie, I just came up with some random gibberish. Funny coincidence though.

Yeah, I thought your filename was probably irrelevant, but when I found there was actually a Japanese production company called Cornflakes, I thought I'd at least give it a try.

Kind of funny that there is one. Also, I'm amazed that no one in the entirety of ImageShack.us has used "Cornflakes" as a file name sticking me as the sole one. Normally when using a generic name they shove numbers at the end since someone else has used it. Maybe they're just too bland to name an image file after, even if its a picture of a box of corn flakes. *shrug*

Take that back! I love corn flakes!

The Dude wrote:

Uh...fuck it. Tomie vs Tomie?

Well, unless someone wants to try and take a guess at what fucking one it technically is (I don't really care - the first one was bad enough) I'll say "Close Enough" since it is a Tomie movie.

SumatranRatMonkey wrote:

Take that back! I love corn flakes!

lol Corn flakes are good, I was more poking at what a generic name it is

Nice. Since I was just it, though, I finna pass this turn on to whoever claims it first.

The Dude wrote:

Nice. Since I was just it, though, I finna pass this turn on to whoever claims it first.

I have a movie picked out if you don't mind passing.

SumatranRatMonkey wrote:

The Dude wrote:

Nice. Since I was just it, though, I finna pass this turn on to whoever claims it first.

I have a movie picked out if you don't mind passing.

Take it away.

The Dude wrote:

SumatranRatMonkey wrote:

The Dude wrote:

Nice. Since I was just it, though, I finna pass this turn on to whoever claims it first.

I have a movie picked out if you don't mind passing.

Take it away.

Thanks kiddo!

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^Love that flick. The animation is really something; it helped spark my interest in stop motion. Won't say anymore though for obvious reasons (Gunna let some others guess.)

I think it's just the three of us now, and I don't know the answer.

Believe me, I've tried to play since the thread started but almost never get the answer. Let's get some less obscure films!

Tommy Wiseau wrote:

Believe me, I've tried to play since the thread started but almost never get the answer. Let's get some less obscure films!

Hey, I threw Lion in Winter up there.

Alice In Wonderland the Jan Svankmajer version.

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Son Of Jack Deth wrote:

Alice In Wonderland the Jan Svankmajer version.

Correct.

By the way, that fucking rabbit is the stuff of nightmares!

Hahaha, I've actually seen that version of Alice in Wonderland. Don't know how I completely forgot about it.

Night of the Hunter?

gregmcduck wrote:

Night of the Hunter?

Yep.

The Haunting?

Nope, this film was released a year before The Haunting, and actually would make a very good double picture with it.

Hmm... how about Carnival of Souls?

I'm fairly certain that's not Carnival of Souls. Then again it's been awhile (The sad thing is I remember that crappy remake better since I saw it more recently.) but it might be *shrugs*

Though I'm gunna guess The devil's hand.

(48 hour save! Hopefully Greg will show up soon.)

Home no one minds, but I'm going to see if I can't revive this game.



After my Tokyo Zombie submission, I thought I might pick a movie a little closer to home, and closer to the mainstream.