dedeposter
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How about "Stars and Stripes Forever" (1953)
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C461 - first thought was Around the World in 80 Days....but the sandbags are wrong.
So, how about The Wizard of Oz - 1939?
in A Do You Know Your Classic Movies Quiz.
Comment by dedeposter
April 2024
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And done without a Google image search too!
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C459 - The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976). Took a while but found it after your last clue about the male singer.
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C459 - Waterworld? (1995)
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Eureka!
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I'm enjoying this....
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(Quote) ...and it's not actually a film I've seen.
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I'll answer later today if no one gets it.
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Supposedly this company owns copyright in the films, there are contact details here you may want to pursue. https://www.cinesoundmovietone.com.au/
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I just worked out C457 too, but will leave it to someone else to answer. My first (incorrect thought) was The Piano (1993), but I knew that wasn't quite right. The correct answer just came to me!
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That railing was bugging me, I knew I'd seen it somewhere before.
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Is C458 Hercule Poirot relaxing in Death on the Nile (1978)?
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That was my thought too but didn't want to make a fool of myself for stating the obvious. I should have spoken up.
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A tricky one!
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I love this topic!
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Yes, one sheet is much better...by comparison.
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I'm pretty sure it's not but I'll take a stab in the dark for C453 - The Ox-Bow Incident (1943)?
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Touch of Evil is an apt description of the artwork in my opinion!
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C451 - It's one I actually know! The Day of the Locust (1975)
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I'm looking forward to it.
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Well spotted!
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Looking forward to that, it's certainly a mystery!
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I assume when it was rated NRC it was heavily edited? It's. big jump from NRC to R.
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When was it rated NRC? I thought it was only an R or MA15+?
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(Quote) Perhaps that's why there aren't many copies around?
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Quite possibly, but a bit cheeky to label it as M wasn't it?
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There are so many errors with printings of Australian daybills that it really doesn't surprise me. Just found this NZ version from the Film Poster Gallery - 70s/80s re-release daybill.
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(Quote) Yes, unlikely, but the M could have been printed on later, doesn't look like it's integrated into the design at all. Might have been one of those pesky NZ blank classification daybills that was repurposed.
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The Good, The Bad & The Ugly seems to be rated MA15+ nowadays so was probably re-rated M at some point.
in Hondo's This And That
Comment by dedeposter
March 2024
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