Which Movie Is This Still From? X

[Snerk]

So, shall we just skip to a week ahead and declare an open floor then?

 

[Bartleby]

I suggest that Marsden step in with an unknown piece of shite from 1978.

 

[nonconformist]

You guys are all jackarses

 

[Bartleby]

I know that...can't place it at the moment.

 

[Marsden]

I suggest that Marsden step in with an unknown piece of shite from 1978.

Another opportunity lost, Angels weep.

 

[thetrooper]

City of God?

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[Olav]

I don't know it.

Hey troop. Back to start a new Norwegian Football thread?

 

[Marsden]

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?


Hi Trooper Smack Bartlelby for me when you get a chance.

 

[nonconformist]

Correct, trooper my long-lost concubine

 

[Bartleby]

Hope you'll stick around a bit, Troop.

At least long enough to post a new still?

Hi Trooper Smack Bartlelby for me when you get a chance.

Fight yer own battles, chicken!!

 

[thetrooper]

Hope you'll stick around a bit, Troop.

Afraid I won't so please continue without me.

IOW open floor!

 

[Snerk]

Well well well, look who's suddenly too high and mighty to post a new still..

Spoiler :

Spoiler :

Spoiler :

Hiya troop..

Heres the next one, might be really hard or really easy. Its quite renowned.

 

[Love]

lol what the hell?

 

[Izipo]

Very easy, it is indeed very well known.

'Voyage dans la lune' by George Mélies.

Must be early XXth century. No older that 1910. Was the first movie to include special effects and some parts in color (painstakingly painted by hand each image).

 

[Snerk]

Spot on Izipo! Although it is in fact as old as 1902, it was the first science fiction film ever made. And as you mention it has some cutting edge special effects.

The film: http://www.moviesfoundonline.com/trip_to_the_moon.php

 

[Izipo]

1902, heh. Amazing, when you think about it...
Thanks for the link btw, I had only seen parts of it before.

And now for something completely different :

I guess it shouldn't be too hard. My girls are watching it right now, and I lack the time to find an obscure 1978 movie no one has seen apart Mardsen.

 

[Niklas]

Is that Dennis Quaid?

 

[Izipo]

Nope
Not even close.

 

[Niklas]

Of course it isn't, it's Sam Neill of course, my mind moves in mysterious ways sometimes. Jurassic Park?

 

[Izipo]

Now, that's a great comeback !
It is indeed Jurassic Park.
I just loved that moment, when he first sees a dinausor upon entering the park. The music was great too. Yep, a great moment in movie history (seeing it at the theater in 1993 was a great experience, believe me).