Correct also and A Night At The Movies from 1937 was a dress up occasion in those days when one attended the cinema. I saw this short on TCM years ago when they operated in Australia, and found the film amusing.
Correct. The answer is indeed The Dressmaker ( 2015 ) and the actress in the image presented is Judy Davis, who's character in the film is watching Sunset Bvld.
14. Not sure cause I've never seen it but looks stylised like Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow...is that Paltrow standing up?
You are correct Ves and well spotted. Sky Captain And The World Of Tomorrow was released in 2004. The film being presented on the screen is of course The Wizard Of Oz. I am pretty sure that the unclear vision originally posted shows Gwyneth Paltrow standing, as seen in the image just below.
hints: Look at the poster in the background. Think campy horror. I'll post a second image if that doesn't get it.
I don't know the answer but I had earlier worked our the first poster on the left is Valley Girl, so therefore the image you posted is post 1983. A clearer image would be great.
Does that mean you know the answer and are holding back, or you haven't any idea ? The fact you mentioned horror it appears you do know the answer. If you know do you intend to answer or should I provide two clues ?
Even I hadda use google. Been years since I saw Dead End Drive-In, prob '86.
Yes # 18 is Dead End Drive-In from 1986.The director Brian Trenchard-Smith in the film used two of his own earlier films, Turkey Shoot ( 1982 ) and The Man From Hong Kong ( aka Dragon Flies ) ( 1975 ), to be screening on the drive-in screen, as seen in the images below.
I intend to cease my participation in this thread as suitable images are running low, and I will soon will revive '' The Actresses Legs Quiz'', which proved to be popular in the past.
# 19 & # 20. Both images are from the same British film. Fact and fiction appear here. Anyone?
# 21. From an obscure Bela Lugosi film.
Something a little different here for # 22. This image isn't from a film but a real life photograph taken in Australia of two females looking at some posters on display outside a cinema. My question is, from the two lobby cards and the four 8 x 10 colour stills appearing within the glass display units, what is the name of the one film that I have worked out to be the one seen being advertised?
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Yes Singin' In The Rain from 1952 is the answer.
Correct also and A Night At The Movies from 1937 was a dress up occasion in those days when one attended the cinema. I saw this short on TCM years ago when they operated in Australia, and found the film amusing.
# 14. Name the film title.
# 15. Name the film title.
Correct. The answer is indeed The Dressmaker ( 2015 ) and the actress in the image presented is Judy Davis, who's character in the film is watching Sunset Bvld.
You are correct Ves and well spotted. Sky Captain And The World Of Tomorrow was released in 2004. The film being presented on the screen is of course The Wizard Of Oz. I am pretty sure that the unclear vision originally posted shows Gwyneth Paltrow standing, as seen in the image just below.
# 16. Name the film title.
You thought correctly Jay. The Majestic was released in 2001.
#17
I don't know the answer but I had earlier worked our the first poster on the left is Valley Girl, so therefore the image you posted is post 1983. A clearer image would be great.
# 17 is the obscure Night Of The Comet from 1984.
"Daddy would have got us Uzis"
Love this image from the film.
# 18. Name the film title.
Does that mean you know the answer and are holding back, or you haven't any idea ? The fact you mentioned horror it appears you do know the answer. If you know do you intend to answer or should I provide two clues ?
Yes # 18 is Dead End Drive-In from 1986.The director Brian Trenchard-Smith in the film used two of his own earlier films, Turkey Shoot ( 1982 ) and The Man From Hong Kong ( aka Dragon Flies ) ( 1975 ), to be screening on the drive-in screen, as seen in the images below.
I intend to cease my participation in this thread as suitable images are running low, and I will soon will revive '' The Actresses Legs Quiz'', which proved to be popular in the past.
# 19 & # 20. Both images are from the same British film. Fact and fiction appear here. Anyone?
# 21. From an obscure Bela Lugosi film.
Something a little different here for # 22. This image isn't from a film but a real life photograph taken in Australia of two females looking at some posters on display outside a cinema. My question is, from the two lobby cards and the four 8 x 10 colour stills appearing within the glass display units, what is the name of the one film that I have worked out to be the one seen being advertised?
HAS unrestored and unenhanced images - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS 100% honest condition descriptions - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS auctions where the winner is the higher of two real bidders - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS up to SIXTEEN weeks of "Pay and Hold" to save a fortune on shipping - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS real customer service before, during and after EVERY auction, and answers all questions - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS 25% or 26% "buyers premiums" of any kind (but especially the dreadful "$29 or $49 minimum" ones) - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS "reserves or starts over $1 - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS hidden bidder IDs - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS "nosebleed" shipping charges - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS inadequate packaging - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS no customer service to speak of, before, during and after any auction, and answers almost no questions - NOT eMoviePoster.com
Sorry no, but look closer at the vehicle.