The movie frame game 20:20

charmtrap · 2012-01-26T06:56:47.000Z

Ding! Definitely worth seeing for those two performances alone.

LionelThompson · 2012-01-26T12:43:16.000Z

I won’t be able to get the next one up until later tonight, but here is the 20:20, sure to please Tom and anyone under the age of 30 (although there is no excuse to not see this!).

Thongsy · 2012-01-26T15:09:21.000Z

B&W, Mansion. Is it Citizen Kane?

LionelThompson · 2012-01-26T16:06:51.000Z

Not Citizen Kane, see if this helps:

TimElhajj · 2012-01-26T16:14:47.000Z

Looks like Jimmy Stewart.

tomchick · 2012-01-26T16:17:39.000Z

Breach?

-Tom

Steve_G · 2012-01-26T16:21:37.000Z

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington?

Rory_Stewart · 2012-01-26T16:36:46.000Z

Harvey.

VSys114 · 2012-01-26T16:39:06.000Z

Tom Chick:

Breach?
-Tom

Clearly it is Jurassic Park.

LionelThompson · 2012-01-26T16:49:39.000Z

Rory Stewart:

Harvey.

Actually it was Breach.

Seriously though, this was the movie about a giant imaginary rabbit (or pooka) long before Donnie Darko came out. Very funny, heart warming, Stewart at his best.

Rory_Stewart · 2012-01-26T17:36:12.000Z

I knew I knew it from the 20:20 I just didn’t know what film it was I knew, you know?

20:20

tomchick · 2012-01-26T17:40:58.000Z

My first guess is that’s a house in San Francisco, but who has a chair outside in San Francisco? So I’m going with LA. And next I would guess Day of the Locust, but I think the car about the enter the frame is too 50s for that movie. So, uh, Breach?

-Tom

Rory_Stewart · 2012-01-26T17:49:15.000Z

It is at the same time Breach and not Breach, perfectly zen.

It’s mostly not Breach or Day of the Locust though.

jason · 2012-01-26T20:35:12.000Z

Pacific Heights

Anders_Hallin · 2012-01-27T03:24:04.000Z

Falling Down?

Rory_Stewart · 2012-01-27T03:45:33.000Z

Not PH, not FD,

40:40

charmtrap · 2012-01-27T07:20:53.000Z

Peggy Sue Got Married?

Rory_Stewart · 2012-01-27T09:15:30.000Z

charmtrap:

Peggy Sue Got Married?

Correctomundo, I was a bit worried because none of the frames showed faces and it’s very in line with 1980s 50s-period films looks-wise.

It’s a pretty great film, a very young Nicolas Cage gives an absolutely bonkers performance as Peggy’s husband/boyfriend and it also features a young Jim Carrey and Helent Hunt. Directed in the period of Coppola’s work just before he started making absolute trash and just after he stopped making masterpieces. I also recommend Rumble Fish.

60:60

charmtrap · 2012-01-27T11:56:43.000Z

I thought that looked like Kathleen Turner’s head.

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Omniscia · 2012-01-27T12:18:50.000Z

Delicatessen.