Movie Pictionary

[marypoppins]

Very Clever Rhino, you are good at this

I am having a guess at your pic's

Serial MOM.....

LOL i cant think of anything else right now. :)

Edited January 19, 2006 by marypoppins

[rhino]

Serial MOM.....

LOL i cant think of anything else right now. :)

Good guess, not what I was thinking ... it's not about the people in the bottom pic, it's the food ...

Our corps never got rice krispies or wheaties, that I recall

this was that mixture of oats, nuts, ummm, kinda like granola .... but they called it ...

Edited January 20, 2006 by rhino

[rhino]

OK, if you look at the group of people in the second picture, that could replace the clue for the first picture.

[GeorgeStGeorge]

The first word, then, must be "family." I guess the cereal was familia. But I'm still not getting the second clue.

George

[rhino]

The first word, then, must be "family." I guess the cereal was familia. But I'm still not getting the second clue.

George

Man ... this is harder than I thought it would be ...

It is food, I guess you got that hint ... the food is being picked up by OT Bible characters ...

It is an Italian saying the name of the movie ...

[GeorgeStGeorge]

Okay, then... "Family Man"? (famili-a mann-a)

George

[rhino]

Okay, then... "Family Man"? (famili-a mann-a)

George

YES ... take it away .... paleeease

[likeaneagle]

Way to go George.......

well...I see now that "The Way" and the micro managing of my life for 18 yrs. has truly handicapped me in the naming of movies..well, it is time I catch up with my movie intake...:)

Edited January 20, 2006 by likeaneagle

[GeorgeStGeorge]

Okay. This is a rather obscure (but fairly recent) movie. If no one gets it in a day or so, I'll try another.

George

[Raf]

I was thinking "Bad Boys," but that's hardly obscure, or recent.

[GeorgeStGeorge]

Not a bad guess, though the answer is actually more specific: "Comic Book Villains." It stars Michael Rappaport and Donal Logue as rival comic shop owners vying to get a collection of old comics from an old woman (Eileen Brennan) whose son died, leaving them to her. Cary Elwes is also featured. Dark humor. A good flick, but obscure.

This one should be easier:

George

[Bluzeman]

Wow, that's an oldie!

Grey

Desk

Cape

The Great Escape!

Rick

[GeorgeStGeorge]

You got it, Rick! Your turn.

George

[Bluzeman]

[Bluzeman]

Uh, hello? Is there anybody IN there? :)

It's really not THAT difficult!

Rick

[Raf]

just nod if you can HEAR me... is there anyone home?

I'm stumped.

[GeorgeStGeorge]

Oh Lord!

PLEASE + DUNDEE +TADA +SEAS = "Please Don't Eat the Daisies."

I kept thinking the last two clues had something to do with DISEASE. And I didn't think the first clue was such a giveaway.

George

[Bluzeman]

Yep, that's it George! Wow, I stumped Raf?

Rick

[Raf]

Yup. Utterly.

[GeorgeStGeorge]

Let's see if I can find all the pictures I need for this one:

This could be tough, though if you get the first two clues, you'll figure out the rest.

George

P.S. The last picture (there are four) sometimes takes a while to download

Edited January 24, 2006 by GeorgeStGeorge

[Raf]

stumped again

[rhino]

anafaireemsomething

ok ... the last pic doesn't show

anniefaireemember

orphanfai remember

I don't know the dog's name

hug fai remember

an affair to remember

no idea if that is a movie

[Raf]

Annie

Fair

Two Ream

Amber

An Affair to Remember, yes, that's the movie with Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr. They talk about that movie a lot in Sleepless In Seattle.

Excellent work, Rhino.

Edited January 25, 2006 by Raf

[GeorgeStGeorge]

How about "Well done, George"? Pretty clever, I thought (especially the "two reams").

But, indeed, well done, Rhino. Your turn.

George

[rhino]

How about "Well done, George"? Pretty clever, I thought (especially the "two reams").

George

Your reputation preceeds you George, excellence is expected on an every day basis ... but yes, very nice ...

I'll strive to challenge without perplexing ... or something like that ...