animal kingdom?

yep only watched this the other day, hell of a film

sick, never seen, just kinda recognised woman in 2nd pic from being nominated for an oscar for it right?

4 tabling HU at the moment, but will put up a pic in about 30 mins

ok wtf, I heard this movie mentioned by two random guys I walked by earlier today and had never head of it before then.

I've a question about the purpose of this game. It seems like there are two types of pictures posted:

1) An obscure picture from a well-known film. This might be a building, a car, a landscape or an extra.
2) A picture from an obscure film. These are often pictures of the main cast.

1) seems to test your memory and/or logic whereas 2) seems to test your film knowledge. I'm happy to admit I don't have a particularly wide film knowledge base, but it seems to me like even if I did, 1) would be the more enjoyable game.

If you read the 1st post itt you'll see that the original point of the game was 1 but we gone through a lot of movies so it seems only obscure films are posted.

gg

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all the pics i post are from well known movies, but thats just because my movie knowledge sucks so i dont know any obscure ones

Source Code?

All my movies are from movies I have watched on my computer.

I think Source Code is right.

looks good to me

Joe vs. the Volcano is a weird good-spirited movie that's worth watching. Besides Hanks and Meg Ryan, it was written and directed by the guy who wrote Moonstruck and Doubt.

Do you like Tom Hanks as an actor?

His early work was a little too juvenile for my tastes, but when Philadelphia came out in '93, I think they really came into his own, commercial and artistically. The film has a clear, crisp look, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gave his career a big boost. He's been compared to Cary Grant, but I think Tom has a far much more bitter, cynical sense of humour.

In '2000, Tom released Castaway , his most accomplished film. I think his undisputed masterpiece are the scene's with him and wilson, a scene so sad, most people probably don't bother thiking about the underlying message of loneliness. But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity, and the importance of trends, it's also a personal statement about the actor himself.

I definitely like Tom Hanks as an actor, and I didn't mind back when he did more goofy roles. I think he was very good in Big.

I found him pretty great/funny in The Terminal, he seemed a geniune Russian, although I understand the language used was actually Bulgarian.

His peak was Forrest Gump

Source Code was right

oh cool I am up

Akson, did your computer break again?

Chain watching the first season of GoT. Only half an episode left.

in before new screenshot has something to do with winter coming

no but good idea

doing ms paint now