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(Quote) Looks like I need to go through the rest of my collection and send a few more shipments to you before it's too late!
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(Quote) Very nice!
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The St. Valentine's Day Massacre (1967)?
in A Do You Know Your B Movies Quiz
Comment by dedeposter
June 2023
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That's the comedy duo I was thinking of so it must be...Once Upon A Horse (1958)
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C262 - Seven Days In May (1964)?
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X28 - Creature with the Atom Brain - took me a while!
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That all sounds very plausible, I think the bounds of publicity were quite often stretched to make films more salacious than they probably were.
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(Quote) Personally I wonder what artwork they had to work from in those days, and also, it was probably part of the great Australian tradition of "She'll be right mate". In other words, near enough is good enough.
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Ok, getting in early because I don't know the other two or the B movies quizzes! C259 is Stagecoach (1939)
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(Quote) Yes, certainly sounds like a threat to me!
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This quiz makes me realise how many B movies I'm yet to see.
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I love the Horror classification,
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Great research as always, I don't know where you get the time.
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Not much I can say but your research is great. Now I know more about these posters, and it's great to see the differences side by side. Your work is always appreciated even if I just sit here and silently view it.
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I can see it perfectly, maybe try another browser?
How's this?
in Only Known Copies
Comment by dedeposter
May 2023
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C255 is The Night of the Hunter (1955). Great film.
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At first I was thinking THEM!, but had to look elsewhere.
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My first thought was...I know this, but need to narrow it down. It's obviously somebody going out to bomb a creature (it's the 50s, what else would it be?). Searched high and low and settled on Tarantula (1955), and that has to be Clint Eastwood (wh…
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A stab in the dark - X17 - Billy Rose's Jumbo (1962)?
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X17 - The Greatest Show On Earth? (1952)
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Keep 'em coming!
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Is C253 Saboteur (1942)?
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Haha! That pose could only mean one thing...a 3D film. It Came From Outer Space.
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C251 - Bonnie and Clyde? I thought of that straight away but couldn't find that image anywhere I looked.
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X12 must be The Deadly Mantis then.
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X12 - I'm thinking The Fly (1958) but probably wrong.
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(Quote) Ah! Richard Kiel. I was thinking Ted Cassidy.
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C248 would have to be Stage Fright (1950) if this theme holds.
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C244 - The Gay Divorcee (1934) Astaire & Rogers!
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C242 is Anastasia (1956). The decor gives it away.
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