Is that a colorized version of The Devil's Brother - a reissue of Fra Diavolo outside the USA
I'm not going to wait for WW, here, as I googled "The Devil's Brother" and found out that yes, the scene is from that film. My question: HOW THE HELL DID YOU KNOW THAT? (Collateral question: How the hell did WW know that movie?)
I'll admit that I can't name many Laurel and Hardy flicks, unless they were meeting the Wolfman or Frankenstein, or whatever, so maybe this was a well-known (to others) one of their films.
I'm not going to wait for WW, here, as I googled "The Devil's Brother" and found out that yes, the scene is from that film. My question: HOW THE HELL DID YOU KNOW THAT? (Collateral question: How the hell did WW know that movie?)
I'll admit that I can't name many Laurel and Hardy flicks, unless they were meeting the Wolfman or Frankenstein, or whatever, so maybe this was a well-known (to others) one of their films.
George
NO, THE SCENE IS NOT FROM "THE DEVIL'S BROTHER."
I know that movie because you just mentioned it. This is NOT the movie I posted a still from.
How about March of the Wooden Soldiers (1934 movie) also known as Babes in Toyland ( see Babes in Toyland - Wikipedia )...
I have not seen that movie in a looooooong time - I was probably 5 or 6 years old when I saw it last...going by the costumes in your still shot I was looking in an entirely different direction...when you said my answer was wrong I kept look for other scenes with garb like that - and was able to narrow it down by the character Silas Barnaby in the middle of Laurel and Hardy of your still shot.
i know what you mean though - like I said earlier initially I was looking in a different direction and was Googling Laurel and Hardy in medieval costumes and came upon Devil’s Brother and learned about a Robin Hood movie that they were going to make but never did...I even looked at them in a play or vaudeville going on the background- but that led to a recent movie Stan and Ollie.
How about March of the Wooden Soldiers (1934 movie) also known as Babes in Toyland ( see Babes in Toyland - Wikipedia )...
I have not seen that movie in a looooooong time - I was probably 5 or 6 years old when I saw it last...going by the costumes in your still shot I was looking in an entirely different direction...when you said my answer was wrong I kept look for other scenes with garb like that - and was able to narrow it down by the character Silas Barnaby in the middle of Laurel and Hardy of your still shot.
THAT is the CORRECT movie, by 2 of its titles (I would have accepted either, provided the "Babes in Toyland" guess mentioned it was the Laurel and Hardy version.)
If you live in the NYC area, you have a chance to see that movie around Thanksgiving and/or Christmas, every year since some time in the 60s. Channel 11 tries to stop from time to time, but there's a local outcry when they try it.
BTW, T-Bone, it's against the rules to try to guess by looking up images. You can look up images to POST them, but not to guess. It's also against the rules to look up what's there in the clues (in this case, doing a search for Laurel and Hardy movies since they were in the photo.) For the curious, I was planning on a pic of 1 or more Wooden Soldiers as the next image.
It's your turn. Feel free to look things up to POST something.
I'm not going to wait for WW, here, as I googled "The Devil's Brother" and found out that yes, the scene is from that film. My question: HOW THE HELL DID YOU KNOW THAT? (Collateral question: How the hell did WW know that movie?)
I'll admit that I can't name many Laurel and Hardy flicks, unless they were meeting the Wolfman or Frankenstein, or whatever, so maybe this was a well-known (to others) one of their films.
George
Apparently, he "knew" that by Googling a list of Laurel and Hardy movies. However, now that he knows we're not supposed to do that, I'm sure we won't see that again. I'm calling it his turn regardless.
Apparently, he "knew" that by Googling a list of Laurel and Hardy movies. However, now that he knows we're not supposed to do that, I'm sure we won't see that again. I'm calling it his turn regardless.
...BTW, T-Bone, it's against the rules to try to guess by looking up images. You can look up images to POST them, but not to guess. It's also against the rules to look up what's there in the clues (in this case, doing a search for Laurel and Hardy movies since they were in the photo.) For the curious, I was planning on a pic of 1 or more Wooden Soldiers as the next image.
It's your turn. Feel free to look things up to POST something.
Yikes ! 3 strikes !!! maybe I need to do some remedial re-reading of this thread - you all are too nice...I'm forfeiting my turn to WordWolf - I'll try to get up to speed on the rules.
Yikes ! 3 strikes !!! maybe I need to do some remedial re-reading of this thread - you all are too nice...I'm forfeiting my turn to WordWolf - I'll try to get up to speed on the rules.
No, it's your turn. Misunderstandings are inevitable and forgiveable.
The rules for all the threads are pretty simple.
1) The honor system. We agree to follow the rules and trust each other.
2) If we're posting something, it is EXPECTED that we look things up to make sure what we post is correct, that our clues are correct, etc.
3) If we're GUESSING, it is NOT allowed to look anything up. One thing that's accepted is asking one other person, who is NOT allowed to look anything up. (I occasionally ask Mrs Wolf if she can figure something out- if she's correct, I give her the credit, but she keeps insisting I should take the turn for her.
4) If we're GUESSING and we DO look something up, we understand we're out for that round since we looked it up. (Sometimes curiosity is too much to ignore.) We generally announce we did so that others aren't wondering why we stopped guessing.
5) Each thread's first post or first page generally explains the rules. There's a thread for this forum with the general rules also.
ok thanks WordWolf - I reviewed the rules on how to play the game threads started by George...so here goes...
Ah, you linked the image (which we can't see because we're not logged in to where it is), but you didn't UPLOAD the image to the GSC. Capture the image to your PC, then upload it to the post from your PC.
Ah, you linked the image (which we can't see because we're not logged in to where it is), but you didn't UPLOAD the image to the GSC. Capture the image to your PC, then upload it to the post from your PC.
well that sure is odd...I was not logged where I found it. I was not logged into Google Chrome when I looked for and found the image - I then right clicked on the image to open the image in a new tab - I then copied the URL address and inserted it into my post...after reading your post from my iPhone I was truly puzzled because it's using Apple's Safari browser - and I'm not even logged into Grease Spot and I still see the picture in my post and also my picture inside your quote of my post...I even turned off the WiFi of my iPhone and now going through AT&T cellular network I can still see my picture in my post and your quote. So I can't seem to duplicate the problem you're having and wonder if anyone else is having a problem seeing the picture in my post...what browser are you using?
The reason I decided to insert the picture by URL link instead of capturing the image on my PC and uploading to Grease Spot is because there seems to be an ever-decreasing maximum amount of data size as I post. Currently the pre-post window says I have a Max total size of 5.32 kB. I took a Snagit (screen capture snapshot) of the picture in my post and saved that on my PC - the picture size is 43.5 KB. when I tried to drag and drop it into this post(to upload it), I got a warning window that it exceeds the 5.32 kB...so I compressed it - and will post that - but I think it's too small to be any help...so get your magnifying glass out.
what's the deal on the decreasing amount of data you can upload? After I posted this very compressed picture (now at 4.72 kB) and went back in to revise my text it now says I have 612 B max amount of data limit.
***update*** I continued to troubleshoot the issue you talked about so I opened up Internet Explorer on my PC and went to Grease Spot, this thread, my post and sure enough - it did not display the image *** I don't use Internet Explorer anymore due to some issues I've had with security, formatting and image displays. I prefer Google Chrome...if I figure out the issue why my data upload "allowance" keeps decreasing on Grease Spot, I'll start using Snagit screen capture and upload a decent size picture.***
I have no idea why you're being reduced to posting postage stamps here. This very post, I have a "max total size" of 1.95MB."
My GUESS is that it has something to do with either Chrome or IE. I always post here using Firefox and am not having that problem. I'm unsure why there IS a problem, but I'm no expert. (I do know that Internet Explorer was replaced with Internet EDGE, so if it was an IE-only problem, I'd think that was it, since Explorer's not updated.) If Chrome has a problem, it's surprising. Are you using an updated version of Chrome?
I use Edge. I can't see T-Bone's (initial) picture, either. When I click on the garbled script which appears in its place, I get an error message (403 -- No permission).
I have occasionally had some trouble posting because of file size. Usually, I open the picture in Paint and then resize.
Is the red truck busting through a wall (I think?) your clue?
If Triple Movie Links has gone three days without a response, you may google the last name to move the game along. (For other threads, it's better to nudge the clue-giver to add a couple more clues.
"Reverse" googling: Let's say a TML ends with the movie "Cowboys and Aliens," and you think that Sam Rockwell was in it. You can't google "Cowboys and Aliens" to look for his name, but you CAN google "Sam Rockwell" to confirm or disprove your guess. If you do this, though, you need to have another Sam Rockwell link in hand. If you pick another movie from the list of Sam Rockwell films that came up in your search, you're "cheat-googling" again.
These games are memory tests, not tests of Internet searching skill.
I have no idea why you're being reduced to posting postage stamps here. This very post, I have a "max total size" of 1.95MB."
My GUESS is that it has something to do with either Chrome or IE. I always post here using Firefox and am not having that problem. I'm unsure why there IS a problem, but I'm no expert. (I do know that Internet Explorer was replaced with Internet EDGE, so if it was an IE-only problem, I'd think that was it, since Explorer's not updated.) If Chrome has a problem, it's surprising. Are you using an updated version of Chrome?
I also checked my post using Microsoft Edge and Fire Fox and could NOT see my picture...very odd...and I just checked my version of Google Chrome and it says
Google Chrome is up to date
Version 87.0.4280.88 (Official Build) (64-bit)
== == == ==
I've never run into this problem before in all the times I've posted links to music, pictures, articles, or You Tube. Very odd - I'll keep looking into this...sorry folks
I use Edge. I can't see T-Bone's (initial) picture, either. When I click on the garbled script which appears in its place, I get an error message (403 -- No permission).
I have occasionally had some trouble posting because of file size. Usually, I open the picture in Paint and then resize.
Is the red truck busting through a wall (I think?) your clue?
George
It's a red van crashing through a huge sheet of glass
also I tried uploading my uncompressed picture of 43 KB using Fire Fox, Internet Explorer, and Microsoft Edge and I still get the data cap limit of now only 612 B...this decreasing data cap is a different issue than posting a link via Google Chrome
I'm left thinking it's either a datacap on your phone, or on your account from your ISP (unlikely) or some "feature" of your iphone.
The 2nd picture does appear, although it is tiny.
I post pictures from my PC and not iPhone...
now I'm logged in using Firefox as my browser - let me try posting link of a different angle of the red van
I searched for the image by using Fire Fox browser - copied image location - then opened a new tab in Fire Fox browser and embedded it in my post...hopefully you all can see this one.
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well...you're close it's Long Distance Guy just kidding You got it George ! that's probably the most uncomfortable scene to watch
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I'm not going to wait for WW, here, as I googled "The Devil's Brother" and found out that yes, the scene is from that film. My question: HOW THE HELL DID YOU KNOW THAT? (Collateral question: How the hell did WW know that movie?)
I'll admit that I can't name many Laurel and Hardy flicks, unless they were meeting the Wolfman or Frankenstein, or whatever, so maybe this was a well-known (to others) one of their films.
George
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NO, THE SCENE IS NOT FROM "THE DEVIL'S BROTHER."
I know that movie because you just mentioned it. This is NOT the movie I posted a still from.
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Sorry, T-Bone, that wasn't the answer this round. That's not this movie.
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How about March of the Wooden Soldiers (1934 movie) also known as Babes in Toyland ( see Babes in Toyland - Wikipedia )...
I have not seen that movie in a looooooong time - I was probably 5 or 6 years old when I saw it last...going by the costumes in your still shot I was looking in an entirely different direction...when you said my answer was wrong I kept look for other scenes with garb like that - and was able to narrow it down by the character Silas Barnaby in the middle of Laurel and Hardy of your still shot.
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Sorry to gum up the works, but it looks an AWFUL lot like a scene from Devil's Brother. Is it possible they used footage from one movie in another?
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George, I guess it’s possible but - I got this picture from March of the Wooden Soldiers on IMDB
found on this page of photos on
IMDB page 1 - 48 photos of March of the Wooden Soldiers
i know what you mean though - like I said earlier initially I was looking in a different direction and was Googling Laurel and Hardy in medieval costumes and came upon Devil’s Brother and learned about a Robin Hood movie that they were going to make but never did...I even looked at them in a play or vaudeville going on the background- but that led to a recent movie Stan and Ollie.
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THAT is the CORRECT movie, by 2 of its titles (I would have accepted either, provided the "Babes in Toyland" guess mentioned it was the Laurel and Hardy version.)
If you live in the NYC area, you have a chance to see that movie around Thanksgiving and/or Christmas, every year since some time in the 60s. Channel 11 tries to stop from time to time, but there's a local outcry when they try it.
BTW, T-Bone, it's against the rules to try to guess by looking up images. You can look up images to POST them, but not to guess. It's also against the rules to look up what's there in the clues (in this case, doing a search for Laurel and Hardy movies since they were in the photo.) For the curious, I was planning on a pic of 1 or more Wooden Soldiers as the next image.
It's your turn. Feel free to look things up to POST something.
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Apparently, he "knew" that by Googling a list of Laurel and Hardy movies. However, now that he knows we're not supposed to do that, I'm sure we won't see that again. I'm calling it his turn regardless.
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I've got no problem with that.
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Yikes ! 3 strikes !!! maybe I need to do some remedial re-reading of this thread - you all are too nice...I'm forfeiting my turn to WordWolf - I'll try to get up to speed on the rules.
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No, it's your turn. Misunderstandings are inevitable and forgiveable.
The rules for all the threads are pretty simple.
1) The honor system. We agree to follow the rules and trust each other.
2) If we're posting something, it is EXPECTED that we look things up to make sure what we post is correct, that our clues are correct, etc.
3) If we're GUESSING, it is NOT allowed to look anything up. One thing that's accepted is asking one other person, who is NOT allowed to look anything up. (I occasionally ask Mrs Wolf if she can figure something out- if she's correct, I give her the credit, but she keeps insisting I should take the turn for her.
4) If we're GUESSING and we DO look something up, we understand we're out for that round since we looked it up. (Sometimes curiosity is too much to ignore.) We generally announce we did so that others aren't wondering why we stopped guessing.
5) Each thread's first post or first page generally explains the rules. There's a thread for this forum with the general rules also.
Still your turn, T-Bone!
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ok thanks WordWolf - I reviewed the rules on how to play the game threads started by George...so here goes...
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Ah, you linked the image (which we can't see because we're not logged in to where it is), but you didn't UPLOAD the image to the GSC. Capture the image to your PC, then upload it to the post from your PC.
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well that sure is odd...I was not logged where I found it. I was not logged into Google Chrome when I looked for and found the image - I then right clicked on the image to open the image in a new tab - I then copied the URL address and inserted it into my post...after reading your post from my iPhone I was truly puzzled because it's using Apple's Safari browser - and I'm not even logged into Grease Spot and I still see the picture in my post and also my picture inside your quote of my post...I even turned off the WiFi of my iPhone and now going through AT&T cellular network I can still see my picture in my post and your quote. So I can't seem to duplicate the problem you're having and wonder if anyone else is having a problem seeing the picture in my post...what browser are you using?
The reason I decided to insert the picture by URL link instead of capturing the image on my PC and uploading to Grease Spot is because there seems to be an ever-decreasing maximum amount of data size as I post. Currently the pre-post window says I have a Max total size of 5.32 kB. I took a Snagit (screen capture snapshot) of the picture in my post and saved that on my PC - the picture size is 43.5 KB. when I tried to drag and drop it into this post(to upload it), I got a warning window that it exceeds the 5.32 kB...so I compressed it - and will post that - but I think it's too small to be any help...so get your magnifying glass out.
what's the deal on the decreasing amount of data you can upload? After I posted this very compressed picture (now at 4.72 kB) and went back in to revise my text it now says I have 612 B max amount of data limit.
***update*** I continued to troubleshoot the issue you talked about so I opened up Internet Explorer on my PC and went to Grease Spot, this thread, my post and sure enough - it did not display the image *** I don't use Internet Explorer anymore due to some issues I've had with security, formatting and image displays. I prefer Google Chrome...if I figure out the issue why my data upload "allowance" keeps decreasing on Grease Spot, I'll start using Snagit screen capture and upload a decent size picture.***
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I have no idea why you're being reduced to posting postage stamps here. This very post, I have a "max total size" of 1.95MB."
My GUESS is that it has something to do with either Chrome or IE. I always post here using Firefox and am not having that problem. I'm unsure why there IS a problem, but I'm no expert. (I do know that Internet Explorer was replaced with Internet EDGE, so if it was an IE-only problem, I'd think that was it, since Explorer's not updated.) If Chrome has a problem, it's surprising. Are you using an updated version of Chrome?
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I use Edge. I can't see T-Bone's (initial) picture, either. When I click on the garbled script which appears in its place, I get an error message (403 -- No permission).
I have occasionally had some trouble posting because of file size. Usually, I open the picture in Paint and then resize.
Is the red truck busting through a wall (I think?) your clue?
George
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Other exceptions to the no-googling rule:
If Triple Movie Links has gone three days without a response, you may google the last name to move the game along. (For other threads, it's better to nudge the clue-giver to add a couple more clues.
"Reverse" googling: Let's say a TML ends with the movie "Cowboys and Aliens," and you think that Sam Rockwell was in it. You can't google "Cowboys and Aliens" to look for his name, but you CAN google "Sam Rockwell" to confirm or disprove your guess. If you do this, though, you need to have another Sam Rockwell link in hand. If you pick another movie from the list of Sam Rockwell films that came up in your search, you're "cheat-googling" again.
These games are memory tests, not tests of Internet searching skill.
George
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I also checked my post using Microsoft Edge and Fire Fox and could NOT see my picture...very odd...and I just checked my version of Google Chrome and it says
Google Chrome is up to date
Version 87.0.4280.88 (Official Build) (64-bit)
== == == ==
I've never run into this problem before in all the times I've posted links to music, pictures, articles, or You Tube. Very odd - I'll keep looking into this...sorry folks
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It's a red van crashing through a huge sheet of glass
also I tried uploading my uncompressed picture of 43 KB using Fire Fox, Internet Explorer, and Microsoft Edge and I still get the data cap limit of now only 612 B...this decreasing data cap is a different issue than posting a link via Google Chrome
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I'm left thinking it's either a datacap on your phone, or on your account from your ISP (unlikely) or some "feature" of your iphone.
The 2nd picture does appear, although it is tiny.
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I post pictures from my PC and not iPhone...
now I'm logged in using Firefox as my browser - let me try posting link of a different angle of the red van
I searched for the image by using Fire Fox browser - copied image location - then opened a new tab in Fire Fox browser and embedded it in my post...hopefully you all can see this one.
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I can see this just fine. Not ringing any bells though.
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Can we get another image, please? Same movie, but of something else in the movie, maybe?
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Looks like some sort of Euro-Ghostbusters.
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