Bullets 'n' Babes

Battlefield Baseball
No time for Tears
Tokyo Story
YMCA Baseball Team
The Man Who Stole the Sun
I Live In Fear
Late Spring
Hiroshima Mon Amour
Drunken Angel

= no

Fighting Elegy?

Battlefield Baseball
No time for Tears
Tokyo Story
YMCA Baseball Team
The Man Who Stole the Sun
I Live In Fear
Late Spring
Hiroshima Mon Amour
Drunken Angel
Fighting Elegy

= no

I'm off to fix some dinner now. I'll check back in 30 minutes or so.

Youth of the Beast?

Stray Dog.

Yi-Long wrote:Stray Dog.

Indeed it is! This would have been my next screengrab, which shows Mifune through the smoke. Once you had that, I was certain you'd get it. But good job, Yi.

Cool, i'm on the score-sheet

here's the next one:


(asian)

Once upon a time in China 3 ?

Asian is not a country Yi-Long.

Martial Arts of Shaolin?

Tai Chi Boxer?

Mark is right. It's Shaolin Temple 3: Martial Arts of China.

PS: I said it's asian, cause when I say it's from 'China', it would have been way too easy. We also applied that in the last round.

...I guess it was still too easy though...

Yay, I'm on the scoreboard finally. Watch your backs, guys!! :twisted:



USA/Germany

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

Markgway wrote:Asian is not a country Yi-Long.

I thought you could post the continent or does it have to be the country?

According to Tom it's dead easy to tell the difference between all the Asian countries

Stateside/Sinners?

Nope, guys.

Asia is too vague. You have to state the country to the best of your knowledge and if you're not sure check.

spartan

Markgway wrote:Nope, guys.

Asia is too vague. You have to state the country to the best of your knowledge and if you're not sure check.

Yeah, but in some cases, like in my case, it REALLY limits the possible choices, so it becomes way to easy, so that kinda ruins it. If after 12 hours orso it's clear that it's too hard, the guy who posted the picture can post extra hints. I feel HK/Japan/Korea/Hollywood have made so many movies that listing the country isnt going to give much away, but in the case of a martial arts flick from chine, that is available on DVD, it REALLY limits the options.

It went ok in round 1, and I doubt it's a big deal to many people here (when its applied appropriately ofcourse), so in some cases I feel it's OK.

I'll leave it up to Tom to decide about the country thing. I've said where I stand.

And yes, Yi is correct, it's Spartan.

I figured it was fairly unknown, but putting Val Kilmer in the cap must've been a dead giveaway.

What about saying "America"? As technically that's very vague or am I being pedantic now . We all assume it's America means USA but of course it covers much more.

p.s - How about a limit on the width of the capture? It can really fuck up a thread having to scroll left to right.

I'll leave it up to Tom to decide about the country thing.

As I've said before:
Sometimes, giving the country makes it way too easy.

For a popular chinese film, saying "Asian" should be good enough.

I'll leave it up to the individual gamekeepers to decide how they should help the players with clues.

From HK

Good luck all...

bradavon wrote:What about saying "America"? As technically that's very vague or am I being pedantic now . We all assume it's America means USA but of course it covers much more.

America is the name of a country. North America is a continent. South America is a continent. The Americas is vague. But just plain AMERICA is the same country as the United States of America.

the mission?

Sixty Million Dollar Man ?

Is it supposed to be out of focus?

the68monkey wrote:America is the name of a country. North America is a continent. South America is a continent. The Americas is vague. But just plain AMERICA is the same country as the United States of America.

It's Interesting you should say that and I'm inclined to agree but I know of South American's who say they're American too.

It gets so confusing at that point however.

I wouldn't say The Americas is vague at all, it's what both continents are known as collectively and to many it's one continent, but I disagree. I use it when I'm talking about both.

I'd also originally guess it was called The Americas. Just like I am including The UK when I say Europe but many, many people do not.

Anyway moving on, as interesting as it is.