film trivia

[nobbynobbs]

so easy one a question is set, answer it and when it's confirmed you've got it right you set the next question....


easy one to start with


who was the first star wars main character to speak in the original film? :ph34r:

[KathyXB]

C-3PO the droid B)

[keehotee]

Aaaaah - this was a pub quiz question years ago - and we got it wrong with C3PO - because although he's a major character, he doesn't speak - he's a droid, and therefore communicates by making noises with a speaker, and not a voice box.

The first spoken lines aren't until over 5 minutes into the film - by one of the troopers, and the reply is by Darth Vader.

I 'spose it all depends on how pedantic the quizmaster is feeling.......

edit: although come to think of it, that's how Darth Vader communicates too. Hmmmmmm????

[nobbynobbs]

i'm not anally retentive or pedantic so as far as i'm concerned voice was emitted by an ACTOR , yes i'm sorry to break it to you, C3PO isn't real :o so C3PO is the answer.... all yours kathy. :lol:

[KathyXB]

Blimey didn't expect that much controversy...

Right.

What was the name painted on the vehicle that the Bride uses to drive around exacting her revenge in Kill Bill?

<_<

[keehotee]

Oooh ooh - was it Pussy wagon????

[KathyXB]

Certainly was. Your go...

[keehotee]

OK

Which of the following films from the past 10 years has the highest bodycount, and which has the lowest?

1.Resident Evil:Apocalypse
2.Star Wars II: Attack of the Clones
3.Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
4.Batman Begins
5.The Scorpion King
6. Kill Bill 2

[nobbynobbs]

ok purely guesswork and no google

highest
star wars

lowest
resident evil apocalypse

[keehotee]

No - neither of those - or not in that order. Would be more specific but that&#39;d narrow it down to far.

[nobbynobbs]

highest lord of the rings and lowest kill bill 2??? :)

sooner or later i&#39;ll get it right by default... though it&#39;s a shame no one else if around to play.

[keehotee]

Got the first one right...lowest, anyone?

[Mrs Blorenge]

I&#39;m around... but don&#39;t have a clue about recent films. I rarely watch them... that&#39;s MrB and young MrB&#39;s speciality.

[nobbynobbs]

batman begins..........?

[keehotee]

yep

[nobbynobbs]

well by the process of elimination it was going to happen sooner or later.


what is the name of the first person on the minig tug to get killed by the alien?

[keehotee]

kane

[nobbynobbs]

yes over to you...hello is anyone else out there?????

[keehotee]

Woohoo

William Hurt starred in my favourite file (the name of which shall remain a mystery to all) - but he also starred in Lost In Space. What was his (and consequently his family&#39;s) name?

Sorry - this is actually a really easy question - but I&#39;m too tired to think of a harder one right now.

[molfrew-mosstoad]

The Robinson family ?

[keehotee]

ding....your go

[molfrew-mosstoad]

woo woo&#33;&#33;

At last 1 we know :D

In Shaun of the Dead when the gang are barracaded in the Winchester during the fight scene with "John" what song is played on the jukebox?

[KathyXB]

Queen - don&#39;t stop me now :lol:

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Blimey :o obviously far too easy&#33;&#33;

your go

[KathyXB]

Only easy cos we watched it just a few weeks ago :rolleyes:

In the Harry Potter films, Peter Pettigrew, a schoolfriend of Harry&#39;s father, was wrongly thought to have been long dead. This was because all that had been found left of him was what part?

:blink: :unsure: :huh:

[keehotee]

:P a finger.......

[KathyXB]

Yes wormtail...with a missing digit.

Well done keehotee. On you go&#33;

:D

[keehotee]

OK - another of my favourites - in the film Silent Running, where were the interior shots of the spaceship Valley Forge filmed?

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Still no one knows it..... & its usually me that kills a thread :P

[DR. Ape]

Was it an aircraft carrier?

[keehotee]

Was it an aircraft carrier? ...keep going...

[DR. Ape]

Does that mean I&#39;m on the right lines or completely off the rails&#33;

[nobbynobbs]

by the power of google&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;

filmed in the Mitchell Park Domes in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but the production budget forced the sequences to be shot in a newly-completed aircraft hangar in Van Nuys, California.

[keehotee]

DR.Ape was close - nobby you&#39;re way off the mark - I&#39;d get a new google if I were you....&#33;&#33;

[t.a.folk]

H.M.S.Invincible ?

[DR. Ape]

Valley Forge

[keehotee]

DR Ape gets it - the interior shots of the space freighter Valley Forge were filmed in the aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge, which was about to be scrapped by the US Navy....

Your go.

[DR. Ape]

Ok,
What film have Pierce Brosnam and Billy Speedramp got in common?

An easy one, as it&#39;s our first go.

[keehotee]

Just guessing here - is it Lawnmower Man by any chance?????

[DR. Ape]

well done, now its ur turn&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;

promise we wont cheat. we&#39;ll keep our hands over our eyes.

[DR. Ape]

how did u guess&#33;&#33;&#33;

[keehotee]

I&#39;ve just got a memory for silly names - and Billy Speedramp&#39;s one of &#39;em - there was an article on lawnmower racing in one of my brother in laws car mags - and last time I was there I was sat on the loo (as you do......) flicking through them, and read it.

But I digress - on with the thread - - - - - based on another favourite...
What (rather tenuously) links Donald Sutherland and Nescafe Gold Blend?

[KathyXB]

Some sort of rich, smooth aroma? LOL :lol:

[keehotee]

LOL

Can&#39;t say I&#39;ve ever been close enough to Donald Sutherland to know......you&#39;ll have to buff up your ideas if you want a stake in the prize.

[nobbynobbs]

they both do dog impersonations&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33; ;)

[DR. Ape]

Buffy the Vampire Slayer - so says Eldest Ape.

[keehotee]

DING

Donald Sutherland played watcher to Kristy Swanson&#39;s Buffy in the original movie. TV Buffy&#39;s watcher was played by Anthony Stuart Head - MR Suave Gold Blend himself.....( and the PM in Little Britain)

[DR. Ape]

Ok,
This one is a little bit more obscure.

In what &#39;colourfull&#39; film was the Shark a singer?

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Ok this is begining to bug me..... any chance of a clue?

[DR. Ape]

Ok,
I did say it was obscure so I dont want to put you under pressure&#33;

[DR. Ape]

Ok Do U Give Up




(If u reply then we tell u (maybe))
:o

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Absolutely no idea....Even with the clue & from the lack of response I guess no one else knows either

[DR. Ape]

Ok,

The singer was David Bowie - who sung with Queen on Under Pressure,
he played the part of "The Shark" in a film called Yellowbeard.

Ok over to you molfrew, I&#39;m obviously banned from this game as well as the kids woulds say&#33;&#33; ;)

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Doh&#33;&#33; I used to love Yellowbeard especially that line " No woman ever slept with me & lived&#33;"

Dont think I would ever have got it though :angry:

Here try this then

What was the name of the 1998 film Val Kilmer was in when he met & then later married the leading lady

[Matrix]

Originally posted by molfrew&#045;mosstoad@May 1 2007, 08:33 PM


What was the name of the 1998 film Val Kilmer was in when he met & then later married the leading lady
Prince of Eqypt ?

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Nope,

Think more fantasy

[Matrix]

Originally posted by molfrew&#045;mosstoad@May 1 2007, 09:52 PM
Nope,

Think more fantasy

Just remembered Willow .... Joanne Whalley was his wife BUT it was 1988 not 1998 :rolleyes:

[nobbynobbs]

could this be forfeit time for getting the question wrong? :lol:

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Doh&#33; Your right...

Must have miss keyed it :unsure:

Apologies to all

Your go...... whats the forefit, stand in the corner & whislte Dixie?

[keehotee]

Yeah - and do it twice for spelling whistle wrong too........... :P

[Matrix]

Who said

"Naw, I can&#39;t do a movie like that but I&#39;ll be first in line to see it&#33;"

and you get a bonus point for the movie B)

[keehotee]

John Wayne - about blazing saddles - and no, I didn&#39;t google&#33;

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Originally posted by keehotee@May 2 2007, 06:57 AM
Yeah - and do it twice for spelling whistle wrong too........... :P
:lol: Ok done.....
*make note to myself must learn to tpye* :lol:

[Matrix]

Originally posted by keehotee@May 2 2007, 03:33 PM
John Wayne - about blazing saddles - and no, I didn&#39;t google&#33;
Correct and well done

Your turn :D

[keehotee]

OK - what spy(?) movie was billed as "The most fantasmagorical musical entertainment in the history of everything&#33;" ???

p.s.. There&#39;s a clue in the question......

[keehotee]

what spy(?) movie was billed as "The most fantasmagorical musical entertainment in the history of everything&#33;" ???
OK - as you&#39;re all taking so looonnnggggg....

The clue is - this one ISN&#39;T really a spy movie&#33; (Although there are a couple of spies in it)

[Mrs Blorenge]

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?

(...says MrB)

[keehotee]

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?

(...says MrB)

DINGGGGGGG....&#33;&#33; (...says Mr K)

[Mrs Blorenge]

OK. Next question from MrB -

In which film do the characters Tish and Tosh appear?

[keehotee]

I think I know the answer - but I&#39;m going to hang on and see if anyone else gets it...

[Mrs Blorenge]

Originally posted by keehotee@May 6 2007, 08:52 PM
I think I know the answer - but I&#39;m going to hang on and see if anyone else gets it...
you still keeping your trap shut?

[keehotee]

lol - give &#39;em enough rope and they&#39;ll get it soon enough.....&#33;

[Mrs Blorenge]

Go for it, keehotee... don&#39;t keep them all suspense. :D

[keehotee]

The film was Pierrepoint - who was (or wasn&#39;t) the last british hangman.......

[Mrs Blorenge]

Correct. I haven&#39;t watched it yet, but MrB tells me it&#39;s very good.

[keehotee]

Ok - easy one now

Name the film.....http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s44/keehotee/movie01.jpg

[DR. Ape]

junior ape has just told me
its shrek 2

[keehotee]

Well you go and tell junior ape he/she&#39;s wrong this time......mwahahahahahaha

[DR. Ape]

oh beg ones pardon shrek the third

[keehotee]

Dinngggg

[DR. Ape]

"It ain&#39;t the Cat in the Hat.

It&#39;s all about me-ow&#33;

Coming to theatres 2004... whenever he wants

Get ready for frisky business

Hits The Big Screen On June 11... Whenever He Wants"

Who are we talking about?

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Theres only one other cat I know and thats Garfield??

[DR. Ape]

Correct,

Over to you.

[molfrew-mosstoad]

This is a film about a "Narf" called Story, that is chased by a "Scrunt" and she needs to return to her Blue World with an eagle....

But whats the film called??

[keehotee]

It&#39;s called The lady in the Water, and has to be m night sharalangalangadingdong&#39;s worst film - don&#39;t know why I bothered downloading it. Whoops - I mean buying it from a highly reputable purveyor of such media....

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Originally posted by keehotee@May 11 2007, 06:49 PM
I don&#39;t know why I bothered downloading it. Whoops - I mean buying it from a highly reputable purveyor of such media....
LMAO...

Diiiingggg&#33;

Gotta say watched it today and it was ok, but not great..

Over to you

[keehotee]

OK

M Night Shyamalan invariably appears in films he writes or directs. However, in 1999 he missed out. Why?

[nobbynobbs]

did he have a note from his mum? :lol:

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Originally posted by nobbynobbs@May 12 2007, 04:55 AM
did he have a note from his mum? :lol:
:lol:

Er, was the film Sixth sense? but cant remember whether he was in it or not

[keehotee]

No - he was in 6th sense ......

[keehotee]

Nothing to add - just wanted to bump the thread up.... :popcorn:

[DR. Ape]

Ok,

This a guess but was the film Stuart Little and the reason he wasn&#39;t in it was he was busy doing the 6th sense at the time?

[keehotee]

Ding for the film.......
Dong for the reason - the actual reason was that it was animated, and he didn&#39;t think his voice would fit...

[DR. Ape]

Ok

I had thought that the reason was that part of the film was animated but I don&#39;t feel up to putting out a question as my brain is going of on a tangent at the moment so the next person to reply to this post can set the question.

So it&#39;s over to you.

[nobbynobbs]

in the interests of keeping it going. film quote name it , should be easy...

in this picture there are 47 people.....

[KathyXB]

LMAO I&#39;m not allowed to play since we watched it yesterday... :lol: :lol: :lol:

[keehotee]

Can we have a clue now????

[nobbynobbs]

ok how about.... "excuse me miss. " "miss?" "i&#39;m sorry i have a cold"

go on this should be really easy now :popcorn:

[keehotee]

And now for something completely different????

[nobbynobbs]

yep that&#39;s the one. the first is my favourite scene " how to remain invisible" or whatever it&#39;s called.

all yours

[nobbynobbs]

bump. :popcorn:

[keehotee]

OK OK.......

To date, how many filmed versions of the Wizard of Oz have there been - and which one did Judy garland star in?

[DR. Ape]

Acoording to my research&#33; there have been 11 films in all languages etc as listed below of which Judy Garland&#39;s was the 6th, and not including sequels. The early films were short silent movies.

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1910)
His Majesty the Scarecrow of Oz(1914)
The Patchwork Girl of Oz (1914)
The Wizard of Oz (1921) not finished
Wizard of Oz (1925)
The Wizard of Oz (1939 starring Judy Garland)
The Wiz, (1978)
The Muppets&#39; Wizard of Oz (2005 TV film)
Ayşecik ve Sihirli Cüceler Rüyalar Ülkesinde (1971 Turkish film)
The Wizard of Oz (1982)
Oz no Mahōtsukai, (1987 Japanese film)

Hopefully I&#39;ve not missed any&#33;

[keehotee]

Hopefully I&#39;ve not missed any&#33;
Well - there was a serialised version made in 1936 -- but I think you should get a ding....

[DR. Ape]

Im welsh and like steel

this one shouldent be to bad .

[DR. Ape]

keehotee this one aint spottys idea. ;)

Hui spotty here, even I went Eugh&#33;&#33;&#33; at this one so I thought that I would give you a better clue.

The dearest flowers in the month and the end of the alphabet&#33;

[keehotee]

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagggghhhhh.....bump bump bump bump bump

[DR. Ape]

It&#39;s been so long even I&#39;ve forgotten what I put so I&#39;d better go back and refresh my memory&#33;

Ok another clue.

Mrs Michale Douglas stars in it&#33;

[KathyXB]

the darling buds of may...

[DR. Ape]

Sorry, but Incorrect&#33;&#33;

correct person, but wrong film&#33;&#33;&#33;

sorry&#33;&#33;

[keehotee]

The legend of Zorro ????? (It&#39;s got a Z in it)

[DR. Ape]

well i surpose as you are close and its been draged on so long
i will let you have it. :applause:
and that will make up for the boss giveing the song lyrics to nobbynobbs

[keehotee]

OK - one of my favourites - but I couldn&#39;t persuade nobby and kathy to watch it...

"When is the last time a movie made you beg for mercy?" Name the movie..... (and see if you can do it sans Google)

[DR. Ape]

Sorry we&#39;ve had to watch it many a time - hate to admit it but it is funny :rolleyes:

Shrek 2 - puss in boots and no i didn&#39;t google it&#33;

[keehotee]

Aaaaaah - you see - if you had Googled it you&#39;d know that that&#39;s not the right answer.......

Another tag line - same movie
"The Number One Movie in America is Number Two&#33;"

[DR. Ape]

You asked us not to google it so we didn&#39;t :(

[KathyXB]

Ahhhhh...

I did google so I know what it is (cos I couldn&#39;t remember which of the many films we didn&#39;t choose to watch&#33;)

But I shall resist...

:coffee:

[DR. Ape]

CAN WE YAHOO IT THEN? :)

[nobbynobbs]

yeah i cheated and googled as well as i&#39;d never had got it... mainly because i&#39;d rather have my fingernails pulled out slowly than to have watched it&#33;&#33;&#33; :o

we made the right choice in the end and that&#39;s two films you&#39;ve seen all the way to the end now without falling asleep&#33;&#33; :lol:

[DR. Ape]

Just to continue the point of falling asleep during a film, a little while ago hubby agreed to come and see Evita with me at the cinema, 3 minute in to the "film" he fell asleep and proceeded to snore all the way through it&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33; :angry:

[keehotee]

I&#39;d imagine that&#39;s probably the best way to watch Evita - through closed eyes......
(it must be a bloke thing)

[DR. Ape]

The eyes being shut wasn&#39;t the problem - the constant ZZZZZZZZZZZZ was&#33;

I thought it was the least he could do after spending an allnighter watching biker films&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33; :P

[nobbynobbs]

you thought some quid pro quo might be operating?

what a quaint idea&#33; :lol:


i&#39;m sure he paid the price later :o

[DR. Ape]

yup :D :D :D

[nobbynobbs]

Originally posted by keehotee@Jun 7 2007, 01:28 PM
I&#39;d imagine that&#39;s probably the best way to watch Evita - through closed eyes......
(it must be a bloke thing)
i suppose that way you can concentrate on the audio and not be distracted in any way..... and the ZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzz help to balance out the imperfections... ;) :lol:

[DR. Ape]

Anyway where were we before we digressed?

[nobbynobbs]

waiting for you to guess the answer as we&#39;ve both disqualified ourselves by googling.


unless someone else comes to play in our own little play ground. :lol: :popcorn:

[keehotee]

OK - to bump it up and speed things along.....the answer is linked to:-

Men In Black 2, Jackass, and The Dukes of Hazzard.&#33;

[DR. Ape]

The prequel to Jackass 3 ;)

[keehotee]

Diiiiinnnngggggggggg...............

[DR. Ape]

This film is full of wooden acting but with strings attached. It envolves communist badies being foiled by the elite goodies.

[nobbynobbs]

watching americans doing stupid stuff. just too much like real life to be funny. ;)

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Team America

[DR. Ape]

Well done, Molfrew-mosstoad

:applause: :applause: :applause:

Over to you&#33;&#33;

[molfrew-mosstoad]

I must admit I really hated that film&#33; :D


anyway ...


Ncholas gets promotion and reassigned to a different area where the villages are not as nice as they appear and after several grisily "accidents" it all ends in an over the top gunfight

whats the film??

[keehotee]

Hot Fuzz

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Thats the one Kehotee I love that film :D

Over to you

[DR. Ape]

oh we missed that one :huh:
and we havent seen that film either

[keehotee]

Whoops - there&#39;s me wondering "whatever happened to that movie game kinda thing we used to play on here" - and it was me what done it all along&#33;&#33;&#33; Derrrrr.


OK then - an easy one to get it all flowing again - and as they&#39;re both sat on my movie shelf - what is the difference in running times between the original release Blade Runner (on VHS), and the directors cut Blade Runner (also VHS)?

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Total Guess...... 25 mins ;)

[DR. Ape]

Mother Ape bags 12 mins

[keehotee]

Mother Ape&#39;s closest so far....... any more for any more?

[nobbynobbs]

wild guess of exactly the same. wasn&#39;t the most difference the fact they took off the narration that was only added for the idiot american market would couldn&#39;t follow the story otherwise?? :popcorn:

[DR. Ape]

Senior Ape says 15 mins

[keehotee]

Nobby gets the ding - both 112 minutes - although the first IS 112 minutes, and the directors cut only "approx" 112 minutes......

[molfrew-mosstoad]

really? it seemd a much longer film than that to me lol :P

[nobbynobbs]

not bad for a wild guess... think it is slightly longer as the end footage changed as well...

right another fairly easy one and a favourite film of mine.
st valentine&#39;s day, josephine and daphne... the film? :popcorn:

[keehotee]

Picnic at hanging Rock - only know because I was reading about the Abo&#39;s banning climbing on Ayres Rock (Uluru?) on the news the other day, and looked up Hanging Rock as well.

[nobbynobbs]

well that must be a massive coincidence because it&#39;s not the film i was thinking about... think older and a comedy. :popcorn:

[DR. Ape]

Some Like it Hot&#33; :dunno:

[nobbynobbs]

ding&#33;&#33; excellent film might even dig out the video of it to watch tonight&#33;&#33; :popcorn:

[DR. Ape]

Name a film that Marion Morrison died in.

[nobbynobbs]

i thought i recognised the name but had to google to check...thus rendering me unable to play....

[DR. Ape]

Did you know the film before you Googled it?

[keehotee]

The Shootist?

[DR. Ape]

Correct :D - we cheated a bit on this question as we had a disagreement and had to GOOGLE the answer ourselves. :dunno: :halo:

You could have had:-

The Shootist — After winning a seemingly hopeless gunfight with three opponents simultaneously, he is shot in the back by the bartender.

The Cowboys — He is killed by being shot in the back.

The Alamo — Playing Davy Crockett, he&#39;s stabbed with a lance, then staggers into the ammunition room with a lit torch and blows it up.

Sands of Iwo Jima — He is killed at the end of the film by a bullet fired by a Japanese sniper.

Wake of the Red Witch — He drowns when the sunken ship he is trying to salvage shifts and drops further into the ocean, carrying him with it.

The Fighting Seabees — He is shot by a sniper as he attempts to dismount from a bulldozer loaded with TNT aimed at a fuel depot.

Reap the Wild Wind — He is trapped inside the wreck of a sunken ship after a fight with a giant squid and drowns.

There are a few other films where he is dead but it is not shown on screen. Ok another argument :angry: .......... you don&#39;t see him die in the alamo&#33; :cheers:

Over to you Keehotee before we have another disagreement :wacko:

[nobbynobbs]

bump for keehotee to set one&#33;&#33; :huh: :popcorn:

[DR. Ape]

I think Keehotee must be grounded ;) as he doesn&#39;t seem to want to play at the moment :( . Could someone please ask his Mum if he is allowed to play again. :halo:

[keehotee]

Mum says I&#39;ve to do this then get straight up to my room..........

"Thank you very much, Squash banana, You&#39;re a baboon and I&#39;m not"

Name the fillum...


(OK - I know it&#39;s an easy one - I forgot it was my go)(Twice)(Sorry Matt and Bill)

[keehotee]

Come on.....thought you&#39;d be jumping at this one&#33;


"Thank you very much, Squash banana, You&#39;re a baboon and I&#39;m not"
Asante sana Squash banana We we nugu Mi mi apana&#33;

[nobbynobbs]

aaahh that explains it, i googled the answer as i&#39;d never heard it.... that&#39;s because i didn&#39;t ever see this film.

[DR. Ape]

Sorry we are out :( as we had to Google it as well :halo: , kids been sent to bed otherwise I am sure they would have known the answer ;) .

[DR. Ape]

Does this count,

Senior Ape just looked at it without any hint from Mother Ape and said Oh that&#39;s *** ******** :D . Unfortunately if I put up the answer and it&#39;s correct, then if we are right it&#39;s our go - that is unless we are all disqualified :dunno: . So I cannot put the answer up because if it is right :P and we are disqualified :( then whose go will it be :unsure: . Perhaps Keehotee will have to set another. :D

But of course I know that Senior Ape has got it right because I cheated and Googled it :applause: :applause:

But if you remember he actually set aquestion once before and look at what happened then :socool:

[keehotee]

go for it Dr Ape....

[nobbynobbs]

dr. ape. either you think we take this far far too serious or you do :lol:

go for it :cheers:

[DR. Ape]

:D No I was just trying not to let my other half set a question. Ok will think of one and put it up later. ;)

[DR. Ape]

Here we go then, :halo:

Out of the following list of animated films, which is the odd one out and why?

Cars :(
Happy Feet :applause:
Monster House :(

Hopefully this helps :applause:

[keehotee]

Is it Happy Feet because.....

1. It&#39;s the only one with a :applause: next to it?
2. It&#39;s the only one about penguins?
3. It&#39;s the only one to mention a part of the body?
4. As above, with the word Happy before part.
5. Is it the only one to feature canned laughter and/or applause?

[DR. Ape]

Right answer :applause: but for the wrong reasons :D :D

Must try harder for Keystage 1 work. :D

Anyone want to get the right reason? Just go for it, a clue could be 79th.

[nobbynobbs]

it won an oscar/ insert award here???

[DR. Ape]

:applause: :applause:
Where do you want it inserted :o :dunno:

[nobbynobbs]

:huh: :o

[DR. Ape]

Nobbynobbs its over to U

[nobbynobbs]

ok name the film where donald sutherland says " woof woff, that&#39;s my other dog impression" :popcorn:

[keehotee]

Kellys Heroes

[nobbynobbs]

obviously too easy, all yours... :D

[keehotee]

Whoops - that&#39;ll be me holding up proceedings again then.....so,.....

05: Sweet Jane - the Cowboy Junkies
08: Burn - Nine Inch Nails
22: Forkboy - Lard

Name the movie that featured this sublime soundtrack........

[DR. Ape]

Give us a clue please?

[keehotee]

Ok - in true Give Us a Clue style.....

It&#39;s a movie....

3 words,

1st word - 3 syllables - rhymes with fatural *
















* that&#39;s an "I&#39;m going on holiday on Saturday morning" bonus - to get it out of the way

[keehotee]

Ok - in true Give Us a Clue style.....

It&#39;s a movie....

3 words,

1st word - 3 syllables - rhymes with fatural *
















* that&#39;s an "I&#39;m going on holiday on Saturday morning" bonus - to get it out of the way

[DR. Ape]

The only word I can think of that rhymes with "factural" is "natural" but no nearer the answer































Unless it&#39;s Natural Born Killers but then I might be wrong afterall I&#39;m a woman&#33;

[keehotee]

DING (alingalingalingalingaling)

[DR. Ape]

What chain of supermarket featured in Hot Fuzz?

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Somerfields

[DR. Ape]

:beer:
well done over to you
:applause: :applause: :cheers:
:applause: :applause: :cheers:

[molfrew-mosstoad]

"Well, it&#39;s certainly more enjoyable than my average day... reading philosophy, avoiding gang rape in the washrooms... though, it&#39;s less of a problem these days. Maybe I&#39;m losing my sex appeal"

Whats the film?

[molfrew-mosstoad]

No one?

Ok the quote was by Sean Connery in a 1996 film....

Does that help?

[nobbynobbs]

uuummmm.....

could it be the one with nick cage? the one i can&#39;t remember the damn name of&#33;&#33;&#33; must not google..... :angry:

[KathyXB]

That&#39;ll be The Rock...and yes Sean Connery and Nicholas Cage


:) :)

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Well done :D

Looks like its Kathys turn

[KathyXB]

woa...oops...right away...

*tears self away from a certain book*

From which film:

"Stanley, see this? This is this. This ain&#39;t something else. This is this. From now on, you&#39;re on your own"

[BillW]

Originally posted by KathyXB@Jul 29 2007, 08:23 AM
woa...oops...right away...

*tears self away from a certain book*

From which film:

"Stanley, see this? This is this. This ain&#39;t something else. This is this. From now on, you&#39;re on your own"
Deliverance?

Not a movie to watch before caching in the woods.

[KathyXB]

Not that one. Try again&#33; :lol:

[nobbynobbs]

i cheated as normal and then could remember the clip. great film.

[molfrew-mosstoad]

I&#39;ve been racking my brains on this one as it sounds very familiar...... Just cant put a finger on it &#33;&#33; spose I could do a nobby lol :P

[nobbynobbs]

maybe she&#39;ll be kind and give a couple of hints like actors and so on.... (not that she&#39;s even seen the bloomin film&#33;&#33;) :lol:

[KathyXB]

ok, ok, (I have been on nights, had no brain left so googled for something to keep you going)

This film starred Robert De Niro, and Meryl Streep among others...

[Rebble]

Originally posted by KathyXB@Aug 7 2007, 04:19 PM
ok, ok, (I have been on nights, had no brain left so googled for something to keep you going)

This film starred Robert De Niro, and Meryl Streep among others...
Yaaah&#33; "The Deer Hunter" y&#39;all or perhaps
Falling in Love (1984) aahh bless :)

[KathyXB]

Originally posted by Rebble@Aug 7 2007, 07:34 PM

Yaaah&#33; "The Deer Hunter"
Ding&#33;

:lol: :lol: :lol:

[Rebble]

Ahh Pooh&#33; Now I&#39;ve got to think of one :(

Hang on a sec while I check what this game is about...

Oh yes a killer sprang to mind...

In the film "Ice Cold in Alex" the weary travellers have a message dropped to them by a twin engined plane (RAF so no Yanks).

What kind of plane was it (just the basic type will do)

For extra points what was unusual about it&#39;s paint scheme.

:blink:

I am so evil mwahahahahahaha :applause:

[nobbynobbs]

well i can remember that it&#39;s a calsberg they order when they get there. nasty muck&#33;&#33; where&#39;s the real ale? LOL

i shall have to have a think..... :wacko:

[DR. Ape]

Not sure but think it was a mustang
and i thought in the add it was carling. :beer:
now i will have to go get a beer or two :beer:
:beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer:

[nobbynobbs]

okay i know it&#39;s wikipedia but i couldn&#39;t find a picture :

ice cold in alex got to lager section (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice-Cold_in_Alex)

:beer:

[Rebble]

Originally posted by DR. Ape@Aug 9 2007, 09:26 PM
Not sure but think it was a mustang
and i thought in the add it was carling. :beer:
now i will have to go get a beer or two :beer:
:beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer:
Sorry Doktor Ape this is a Mustang
http://www.hangar11.co.uk/uploads/Mustang%208.jpg
As you can see it has one windmill on the front that makes it one engine :lol: :lol:

[Rebble]

Okay okay here&#39;s a clue:

It was made by a famous British car company and shares a name with with one of thier postwar cars
http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/3790/1981bristolbeaufightercoupef3q.jpg

It had two engines and two crew and was present in Europe, North Africa, and the Far East.

(P.S. It&#39;s not a bloody Ford Cortina :lol: :lol: :lol: )

P.P.S. It was definitely Carlsbeg (probably the best product placement in the world :beer: )

[keehotee]

Well that&#39;s a Bristol Beaufighter - so was the plane a beaufighter too? Or a beaufort?

[Rebble]

Originally posted by keehotee@Aug 11 2007, 12:51 AM
Well that&#39;s a Bristol Beaufighter - so was the plane a beaufighter too? Or a beaufort?
Oh go on then I&#39;ll let you have it it was a Bristol Beaufighter. With target tug markings (yellow & black stripes) :D

[keehotee]

OK - sorry it&#39;s been so long in coming.........

Which Hot Fuzz cast member wasn&#39;t allowed to join the Police force in real life because he was too friendly???

[DR. Ape]

the dog?

[keehotee]

DING.........

[DR. Ape]

:o that was just a geuss on her behalf now will have to sort out new one .

[DR. Ape]

Ok now for an easy one:-

Name 6 "Carry on films" that I&#39;ve heard of&#33; :blink:

[Rebble]

Originally posted by DR. Ape@Aug 19 2007, 08:34 PM
Ok now for an easy one:-

Name 6 "Carry on films" that I&#39;ve heard of&#33; :blink:
Carry on:

Camping
Up the Khyber
Cabbie
Screaming
Cleo
Doctor
Matron
Columbus
at your convenience
Sergeant
Teacher
Nurse
Cowboy
Regardless
Follow that camel (I like the historical ones)
Don&#39;t lose your head
Up the jungle
again Doctor
Henry
Dick
Behind
England

ooooooo&#33; matron
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/cinema/images/kenneth_williams1_gal.jpg

[DR. Ape]

:applause: :applause:
But I only wanted 6 :halo:

Over to you Rebble but is that with or without a cause :D

[nobbynobbs]

now i like carry on films but i&#39;d have been hard pressed to remember that many&#33;&#33;&#33; :lol:

[Rebble]

Originally posted by DR. Ape@Aug 20 2007, 07:22 PM
:applause: :applause:
But I only wanted 6 :halo:

Over to you Rebble but is that with or without a cause :D
Ah Mousieur le Ape you said 6 carry ons you have heard of, so I didn&#39;t know which ones so I thought I go for a lot :D

Anyhoo on wid de game...

What do The Last Samurai, Lord of the Rings (Triology), The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey, Valley of the Stereos and Heavenly Creatures all got in common.

I&#39;ll give you clue it&#39;s not Peter Jackson :popcorn:

It&#39;s not rebble without a cause by the way it&#39;s rebble with a kite
http://radio.weblogs.com/0128644/images/2006/sep/100906_ted_rebble.jpg :socool: :socool: :socool:

[DR. Ape]

New Zealand

[nobbynobbs]

they were all over hyped&#33; :lol:

[Rebble]

Originally posted by nobbynobbs@Aug 22 2007, 05:52 AM
they were all over hyped&#33; :lol:
the Simian Medical Practioner has it... New Zealand it certainly is i.e they were all filmed there.

Valley of the Stereos was not overhyped I peed my pants when I saw it...

Mr. Nobbs you are a man of very poor tastes :lol: :lol: :P

[KathyXB]

rebble be you a girl or a boy? we having disagreement here please settle it&#33;

[Rebble]

Originally posted by KathyXB@Aug 25 2007, 01:24 AM
rebble be you a girl or a boy? we having disagreement here please settle it&#33;
Que? :huh:

Well I suppose seeing as it&#39;s you KathyXB and that I have fallen madly in love with your pink wellies I suppose neither.

If you check my profile you will see that I would in fact fail to be either girl or boy due to the fact I am a borderline crusty at the age of forty four and eleven months.

So the real question is am I a lady or a man (or maybe ladyman :lol: )

Why do you ask? Are we not all equal in the eyes of the cosmos?

:coffee: Hey maybe we should have a poll&#33; :socool:

[DR. Ape]

Ok brought a couple of "new" DVD&#39;s today. :applause:

But who are Arthur and Norvell better known as? :P

[nobbynobbs]

hinge and bracket :lol: not that the youngsters will have a clue... ;)

[DR. Ape]

1) who said we were youngsters, we might be older that you&#33;

2) We have hinges and brackets in the garage&#33; - no sadly we must admit to knowing who you mean&#33;

3) WRONG - try again, but think older&#33;

[molfrew-mosstoad]

Abbot & Costello?

[DR. Ape]

Sorry no :(
Although in their early years Abbot & Costello did appear in a film with them :applause:

[keehotee]

Laurel and Hardy????

[Rebble]

But who are Arthur and Norvell better known as? :P[/QUOTE]

Originally posted by DR. Ape@Aug 26 2007, 08:31 PM
Ok brought a couple of "new" DVD&#39;s today. :applause:

But who are Arthur and Norvell better known as? :P
Why its...

http://slapstick-comedy.com/Slapstick/Boys.gif

Laurel and Hardy (for the ill educated)

I&#39;m more a Buster Keaton man myself (crap I gave away the poll :rolleyes: )

Double drat Keehotee got there first...

Thats another fine mess I gotten myself in...

[keehotee]

Ha haa (in a Nelson off of the Simpsons voice)

p.s. Rebble, do you know anyone that wants 3 Peter Lynn buggy wheels - new bearings all round last Summer - for the price of postage? Buggy was a home-build, with suspension on the back end - but as I&#39;ve been leaving it under the caravan all year round for the past 5 years, it&#39;s all rusted to bu66er4 and I&#39;m scrapping it - and I use a mountain board nowadays......

[Rebble]

Originally posted by keehotee@Aug 28 2007, 07:12 PM
Ha haa (in a Nelson off of the Simpsons voice)

p.s. Rebble, do you know anyone that wants 3 Peter Lynn buggy wheels - new bearings all round last Summer - for the price of postage? Buggy was a home-build, with suspension on the back end - but as I&#39;ve been leaving it under the caravan all year round for the past 5 years, it&#39;s all rusted to bu66er4 and I&#39;m scrapping it - and I use a mountain board nowadays......
http://www.makezine.com/blog/lz.jpg

I&#39;d scrap it though you may be able to clean the rust off and...

Nope off to the scrap heap with it.

[DR. Ape]

Well done Keehotee,

over to you. :D

[keehotee]

OK - what do the following films have in common....

Joe Versus the Volcano
The Prestige
Dr. Strangelove
Clerks

[keehotee]

Come on people.....

OK, to make it a LOT easier...

Joe Versus the Volcano
The Prestige
Dr. Strangelove
Clerks
Kind Hearts and Coronets

[nobbynobbs]

wild guess, the lead roles are all played by one person?

[keehotee]

Almost, so half a DING ( a Di ??? - how topical is that)

Anybody else care to elaborate on Nobby&#39;s answer, or do we give it to him by default (and for being the only person to guess)

[nobbynobbs]

not a bad guess when i&#39;ve only ever seen one of the films&#33; and that is the oldest one there. :lol:

[keehotee]

You might as well have the Ding Matt - don&#39;t think anybody else wants to play.
The answer was multiple roles played by one person - not necessarily the lead....

[nobbynobbs]

ok how about a simple one.

from which does this quote come from and said by who?

What ain&#39;t no country I ever heard of&#33; They speak English in What?

still one of my favourites. :popcorn:

[keehotee]

Looks like it&#39;s just you and me playing this week.
I held off answering this, but.......

It&#39;s from pulp Fiction. is it Jules?

[nobbynobbs]

well nothing wrong with just the pair of us playing.

if so i could have posted the bit which is my favourite but that&#39;s just a little bit rude for here&#33; and here&#39;s me all sweet and innocent. :halo:

all yours. :lol:

[keehotee]

OK - another easy one....

Who links the previous answer and Kwai Chang Caine?

[DR. Ape]

Having had a beverage the other night Hubby Ape was trying to work this one out&#33; As is often the case when having had a drink :beer: (a fine ale) he had &#39;solved&#39; the answer, however come morning and it was just beyond his grasp, he couldn&#39;t quiet recall it :blink:

(ok I&#39;m being honest it was a little more than 1 beer) The best he can do is Kung Fu or Bruce Lee :dunno:

[nobbynobbs]

kill bill volume II ???

[keehotee]

Well - the answer was going to be .........

but as you&#39;re both heading in the right direction, I&#39;ll toss a coin for it.

OK, lost that coin.

Arm wrestle for it.
(Or alternatively, the first of you to read this gets the Ding)

[DR. Ape]

OK Nobbynobbs read it first, but didn&#39;t reply :blink: so i&#39;ll hand it over to him :D

But you&#39;ve still not said what was right :huh:

[nobbynobbs]

I&#39;m not sure that it should be me (and i&#39;d like to know what the actual answer was meant to be) but for the sake of keeping the thread going:

What links "Ferris buellers day off" with "two and a half men"? :popcorn:

[keehotee]

Marlon Brando?
Because he was in Apocalypse Now with Martin Sheen - who was the father of an actor (Emilio Estevez) who&#39;s brother (Charlie Sheen - also an actor, apparently) was in both films?

[nobbynobbs]

well ding and dong really&#33;&#33;&#33;

marlon dong

charlie sheen ding. was in both.

all yours.

[nobbynobbs]

bump :o