It's the 20:20 Movie Frame Game of 2019!

[Matt_W]

That’s Ann whatsername from The Leftovers and Handmaid’s Tale.

[charmtrap]

Can’t place the movie, but that’s definitely Ann Down in the 80, best known recently for playing the creepy over-sharer in Hereditary, and also the creepy shift manager in Compliance. And then about a billion other TV shows and indie movies.

EDIT: I’ll take a shot, though…is it Captain Fantastic?

[tomchick]

from The Leftovers

Ah, right, she’s the sexy best friend and Margaret Qualley is the sheriff’s daughter, right?

Ann Down

:(

-Tom

[Woolen_Horde]

EDIT: I’ll take a shot, though…is it Captain Fantastic?

Nope! Already been done.

[Woolen_Horde]

Final frame, but as it’s credits, I feel like declaring victory as the only way you’re going to get this is by googling the names.

100:100

The movie is Wildlike, a 2014 drama about an American teen (played by British teen Ella Purnell, from Never Let Me Go and Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children) who has to stay with her uncle in Alaska (Brian Geraghty, The Hurt Locker and Flight). She runs away and latches on to a stranger (the always great Bruce Greenwood) as she tries to get home. And the woman in the 80:80 is the great Ann Dowd, who has been in many highly-praised television dramas, including The Leftovers and The Handmaid’s Tale. She won an Emmy for the latter.

I’ll reload later today.

[charmtrap]

:(

Yeah, it was late.

[Woolen_Horde]

Okay, you animals.

20:20

[marquac]

Death of Stalin

[Woolen_Horde]

Death of Stalin

Surprised it took that long!

Vasily Stalin: I want to make a speech at my father’s funeral.
Georgy Malenkov: Um, no, uh, problem.
Nikita Khrushchev: Uh, technically, yes, but practically…
Georgy Malenkov: When I said no problem, what I meant was, “No… problem.”
[everyone looks confused.]

40:40

60:60

80:80

100:100 I love these credits. It’s very much in Stalin’s Erased From History schtick.

[marquac]

My favourite movie of last year. I’ll have a new frame up at 10:00 PM Central Standard Time.

[marquac]

Okay, new frame. A great friend put me onto this movie.

20:20

[tomchick]

Kraftidioten? A.k.a. In Order of Disappearance?

-Tom

[marquac]

You are correct. It is Kraftidioten AKA or In Order of Disappearance.

The 40:40

I really like this shot with the snow flying.

The 60:60

The bad guy is on the right.

The 80:80

Tom, the scene with this character on the ski slope is a darn good.

The 100:100

Near the end.

[Skipper]

In Order of Disappearance

Good? Or would you recommend it?

[marquac]

Good? Or would you recommend it?

I enjoyed it, @Skipper. There is an American remake starring Liam Neeson called Cold Pursuit that I haven’t seen. If my memory is correct, Tom has seen both and prefers the American version.

[tomchick]

I rule! Although I feel that was kind of a gimme from @marquac specifically for me. Cheers!

I really like this shot with the snow flying.

Seems to me the starting premise of both movies is that heavy duty snowplows in action are pretty darn cool.

Good? Or would you recommend it?

I enjoyed it, @Skipper. There is an American remake starring Liam Neeson called Cold Pursuit that I haven’t seen. If my memory is correct, Tom has seen both and prefers the American version.

It’s an interesting case study in a director taking his own movie and trying to adapt it to an American audience, with some complications and some advantages. Overall, I’m not sure which I prefer, but Bruno Ganz in the original is incredibly touching, whereas Tom Burke in the American remake is absolutely hilarious. So it breaks even?

Okay, let me go find the perfect movie for the next set of frames!

-Tom

[Skipper]

Sounds good. I’ll try to get it on my watch list. Thanks for the recommendation from you both.

[dwinn]

There is an American remake starring Liam Neeson called Cold Pursuit that I haven’t seen.

“I’m Mr. Plow – that’s my name.”

[tomchick]

In what movie will you see this at the 20:20?

-Tom

[crispywebb]

GLOW is a tv show, Tom.