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Look ma no hands
Suspiria is one of my favorite movies. Argento kicks ass.
*A GAME* Name that movie (based on a still)
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Filmjunkie677
Master of Horror
HorseFilms said:
I love his films, but, I just saw his episode for the masters of horror.. What a dissapointment!
KingVidiot
Well-known member
#3 Marathon Man
Correct. Is it safe? 
ExtremeSleuth
Veteran
Isaac_Brody said:Correct. Is it safe?
lol i read that and the first thing that came to my mind was "Jaws" is it safe to go into the water,.... i dont know why lol
no i dont think that the still is from Jaws
HorseFilms
Look ma no hands
I haven't seen it. That's too bad.Filmjunkie677 said:
Luis Caffesse
Admin
Another shot in the dark here:
Is #1 City of God?
Is #1 City of God?
City of God it is. Good guess Luis. Who's next?
Luis Caffesse
Admin
Woo Hoo!!!
I need to learn to trust my 'shots in the dark.'
Damn that was a good movie!
So who's got the next round?
I can't do it... I'm working (sort of)
HEY, it's photoshop work.
I need to learn to trust my 'shots in the dark.'
Damn that was a good movie!
So who's got the next round?
I can't do it... I'm working (sort of)
HEY, it's photoshop work.
Shawn Murphy
Well-known member
I'll jump in here:
#1
#2
#3
#1
#2
#3
Luis Caffesse
Admin
You stumped me Shawn.
Shawn Murphy
Well-known member
ok, tips:
#1 & #2 are the same director
#3 is one of my all time favorites... if I give you guys the DP's name don't IMDB!
Haskell Wexler
#1 & #2 are the same director
#3 is one of my all time favorites... if I give you guys the DP's name don't IMDB!
Haskell Wexler
Luis Caffesse
Admin
#3 Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf
(and I promise you I did NOT use IMDB.)
The name Wexler clicked it for me, then I finally noticed...duh...that's Liz Taylor.
It's late, I'm tired.
I'm totally lost on 1 & 2
(and I promise you I did NOT use IMDB.)
The name Wexler clicked it for me, then I finally noticed...duh...that's Liz Taylor.
It's late, I'm tired.
I'm totally lost on 1 & 2
Shawn Murphy
Well-known member
Correct!
Shawn Murphy
Well-known member
well, I'm going to wait a bit for #1 & #2.... somebody HAS to know this director.
Luis Caffesse
Admin
Alright.... I think after 24 hours a hint is in order.
I'm drawing a complete blank.
I'm drawing a complete blank.
slimjimmed
Well-known member
Fellini?
Shawn Murphy
Well-known member
Sorry for the delay...
Here are two more pics, and a bonus pic from another film.
The Director was born in the UK (Wales), 1942, and according to IMDB has 59 film directing credits, 41 of which he wrote.
#1
#2
This is a poster from the film
***And here is the bonus pic from another (perhaps more famous or infamous) of his films:
Here are two more pics, and a bonus pic from another film.
The Director was born in the UK (Wales), 1942, and according to IMDB has 59 film directing credits, 41 of which he wrote.
#1
#2
This is a poster from the film
***And here is the bonus pic from another (perhaps more famous or infamous) of his films:
Shawn Murphy
Well-known member
And here's some IMDB trivia/bio info:
Mini biography
[ ] ...trained as a painter and began working as a film editor for the Central Office of Information in 1965. Shortly afterwards he started to make his own films. He has produced a wealth of short and feature-length films, but also paintings, novels and other books. He has held several one-man shows and curated exhibitions at museums world-wide.
His films often feature strong, manipulative female characters
The number 92 is prominent in his films
When he saw Ingmar Bergman's Sjunde inseglet, Det (1957) at age 16 he decided he wanted to be a film maker.
When actors on the set of [ one of his films] (1993) pointed out that he was introducing continuity errors, Peter replied that 'Continuity is boring.'
In 1999, [said Director] divorced his wife, sold the family home in Wales, and resettled permanently in the Netherlands.
His movies contain very long tracking shots usually in one long take.
Mini biography
[ ] ...trained as a painter and began working as a film editor for the Central Office of Information in 1965. Shortly afterwards he started to make his own films. He has produced a wealth of short and feature-length films, but also paintings, novels and other books. He has held several one-man shows and curated exhibitions at museums world-wide.
His films often feature strong, manipulative female characters
The number 92 is prominent in his films
When he saw Ingmar Bergman's Sjunde inseglet, Det (1957) at age 16 he decided he wanted to be a film maker.
When actors on the set of [ one of his films] (1993) pointed out that he was introducing continuity errors, Peter replied that 'Continuity is boring.'
In 1999, [said Director] divorced his wife, sold the family home in Wales, and resettled permanently in the Netherlands.
His movies contain very long tracking shots usually in one long take.