Correct. Witness For The Prosecution from 1957. Top marks for persevering Sven. Interestingly again it t would certainly appear that the answer was delayed in arriving here.
Immediately identified c203 as Bringing Up Baby. Love that film
Correct. Bringing Up Baby is Howard Hawk's screwball comedy classic from 1938 starring Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn. They can be spotted in the following image,
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Clue for C201 is that sometimes work can prove more interesting than what a usual workload would present. A second clue is this actor was very well known in some earlier decades.
Clue for C202 is it is a famous last scene from the movie displayed..
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I think C210 is pretty obviously "Planet of the Apes" 1968. Final scene in the film.
Correct. I like to include some very obvious images in the mix from time to time with the more difficult entries. A great unexpected surprise at the end of the film.
C209 and C212 are SO obvious to me that I will leave them to others.
Two of my VERY favorite movies!
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C209 and C212 are SO obvious to me that I will leave them to others.
Two of my VERY favorite movies!
Yes there two films, along with the already answered Planet of The Apes were obvious choices for many to know the answers for. Sometimes I think that some of my images may prove difficult to answer, so not to discourage participants in the quiz I often include interesting well known images of top notch classic movies to keep the quiz in motion.
On the other hand in this batch C211 may prove to be a little difficult though.
It would certainly appear then that some more challenging image entries will need to be included in the selection of images that will be included in the next batch.
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Some very well known classic films to be identified. These films all starred Hollywood screen legends.
Correct. Bringing Up Baby is Howard Hawk's screwball comedy classic from 1938 starring Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn. They can be spotted in the following image,
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Clue for C201 is that sometimes work can prove more interesting than what a usual workload would present. A second clue is this actor was very well known in some earlier decades.
Clue for C202 is it is a famous last scene from the movie displayed..
Peter
Correct. Imitation Of Life from 1959. Below Mahalia Jackson is seen singing '' Trouble Of The World'' at the funeral scene at the end of the film.
How about this selection of four different film genres then
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Correct, Unforgiven from 1992,
It's just all in the timing.
Fight Club
Some great classic films ready to be identified are included here in this batch.
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Two of my VERY favorite movies!
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On the other hand in this batch C211 may prove to be a little difficult though.
It would certainly appear then that some more challenging image entries will need to be included in the selection of images that will be included in the next batch.
Well done Sven. I had originally thought that you may know the answer for C212.
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C212 Man who Shot Liberty Valance?