Movie Games

Roger Ebert said:

Here's an idea - take a quote from Roger Ebert about a given film and see who can first identify the title...

For example:

Roger said: "It is so very rare to sit with an audience that leans forward with delight..."

The film is Juno.

So here we go...

Roger said: "The film's extended suspense sequences deserve a place among the great stretches of cinema."

What film?

Tom

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tadiv:

So here we go...

Roger said: "The film's extended suspense sequences deserve a place among the great stretches of cinema."

I was thinking Rope, but looked it up and was wrong.

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Here is another one...

Roger said: "[This film] is a masterpiece, pure and simple, deep and true."

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Million Dollar Baby.

I remember seeing that and disagreeing with it completely...Roger Ebert seems to say that about a lot of movies now though...

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"(this movie) is a great visionary achievement, a film so original and exciting, it stirred my imagination like ``Metropolis'' and ``2001: A Space Odyssey.''

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tadiv:

 

So here we go...

Roger said: "The film's extended suspense sequences deserve a place among the great stretches of cinema."

What film?

Tom

What about this one from the top?

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leeroy711:

"(this movie) is a great visionary achievement, a film so original and exciting, it stirred my imagination like ``Metropolis'' and ``2001: A Space Odyssey.''

My gut says  The Manster.

My heart says  Brave Little Toaster.

My brain says Dark City.

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tadiv:

tadiv:

 

So here we go...

Roger said: "The film's extended suspense sequences deserve a place among the great stretches of cinema."

What film?

Tom

What about this one from the top?

It was The Wages Of FearThe Wages of Fear (1953)

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SkyPilot:

leeroy711:

"(this movie) is a great visionary achievement, a film so original and exciting, it stirred my imagination like ``Metropolis'' and ``2001: A Space Odyssey.''

My gut says  The Manster.

My heart says  Brave Little Toaster.

My brain says Dark City.

Follow your heart............................... or not.

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[quote user="tadiv"

Roger said: "The film's extended suspense sequences deserve a place among the great stretches of cinema."

It's either Tango and Cash or The Wages of Fear, I can never remember which.