Guess the movie from the still

[Claude Speed.]

Rushmore.

 

[Claude Speed.]

Could be dead wrong... Miami Vice?

That's right! How could you tell? The clothes? Scenery?

[Jackal.]

Could be dead wrong...  Miami Vice?

That's right! How could you tell? The clothes? Scenery?

The hairdos man.

 

The hairdos.

[Tyler]

That... and the fact that Don Johnson is easily recognisable from either side when his hands are in his pockets.

[Claude Speed.]

That... and the fact that Don Johnson is easily recognisable from either side when his hands are in his pockets.

Haha, true! Somebody post a picture!

[Tycek]

I'll post one:

 

[Claude Speed.]

That one's pretty blurred but it reminds me of Adriana La Cerva from The Sopranos, however I'm most likely wrong.

[Tycek]

Nope.

 

 

Another pic from the same scene as a hint.

[Lithium]

^No one is guessing that sh*t so I'm moving it on.

 

 

 

Should be pretty easy...to keep this puppy going.

[Tycek]

This sh*t as you called it was one of the most interesting american movies I saw

 

Interstate 60

 

Maybe this game is too hard for most of the people, because almost nobody is trying to guess the stills.

[Fnorg]

You're not supposed to do obscure movies - you're supposed to 'obscure' scenes from well-known movies. And not TV shows.

 

EDIT: ^^^^ I'm thinking Tombstone.

[Tycek]

You're not supposed to do obscure movies - you're supposed to 'obscure' scenes from well-known movies. And not TV shows.

 

EDIT: ^^^^ I'm thinking Tombstone.

If you're talking about movie I was posting I thought it was quite well known movie at least in USA. And it it full lenght movie not TV series or something. And if you think that movie you don't know is 'obscure' then what is the point of this topic?

[Fnorg]

I'm not assuming it's obscure because I haven't seen it - I'm not that full of myself. I just went by the IMDb numbers. Oh, and the TV show thing wasn't directed at you.

[Lithium]

You're not supposed to do obscure movies - you're supposed to 'obscure' scenes from well-known movies. And not TV shows.

 

EDIT: ^^^^ I'm thinking Tombstone.

You're right Gronf. Your turn.

[Fnorg]

 

Shouldn't be too hard.

Edited February 7, 2011 by Gronf

[Otter]

I feel compelled to say Alice in Wonderland?

[Fnorg]

Same decade, wrong movie.

[Otter]

Another random stab, then - Sleeping Beauty?

 

The colors really remind me of the Elephants on Parade sequence from Dumbo... but I know that scene inside out.

[Fnorg]

I'll tell you this much: it's a live-action film and the date of release is closer to Sleeping Beauty than it is Alice in Wonderland.

[Don Garcia]

Fantasia? Or is that not live action? I dunno...

[Straznicy]

Is it Dangerous When Wet?

[Fnorg]

That one's almost 20 years off and animated (directed at Don Garcia. I got ninja'd). Maybe I took this whole "famous movie, not so famous scene" too far. Well, the scene itself isn't unknown, however the still might be a terrible one. Keep guessing, I'll upload a new one in like ten hours when I turn my computer on if no-one gets it until then.

 

@Straznicy: No sir. The scene in the still is very isolated from the rest of the movie - it's a live-action movie with a few animated scenes.

Edited February 7, 2011 by Gronf

[Vanilla Shake]

@Straznicy: No sir. The scene in the still is very isolated from the rest of the movie - it's a live-action movie with a few animated scenes.

Pink Floyd The Wall, I believe.

[Fnorg]

Nope. Here's another image from the same scene, taken from YouTube since this computer doesn't have a DVD slot:

 

[Pico]

I'm lost with that one, never have seen it.

 

As for the choice of movie and still... it doesn't have to be a well known one, or an obscure one. It just make sense if it's well known don't use a shot of the main actors'/actress' face or something overly obviously (eg, don't do Toy Story and show Buzz Lightyear, show something like a scene where none of the toys are being shown), and if it's obscure post a still of something that stands out quite well in the film that people would remember if they've seen it (eg, like the still that was posted for the movie 13 by dills. if you've seen it, you know what that lightbulb is about as it's important in the movie).

 

Also, @ Tycek, you don't know if people aren't looking at it. I'm sure a couple dozen of us looked at it and had no clue. Don't get pissed if yours gets skipped for being too obscure.

And I don't think he meant "sh*t" in a literal sense. Especially seeing that he (and everyone else) had no clue what the movie was.

[Fnorg]

 

Come on guys, I know you can do it.

[The-Prince]

too hard

[Andy...]

Vertigo.

 

Good screen captures. Someone else take my go.

[Lithium]

Here's an easy one:

 

[Otter]

Thanks Andy.

 

 

Lithum - Shawshank.