Haha, I knew this from the 20 but I’m just being a jerk trying to get credit without guessing it because I don’t have another movie lined up. Incredibly lame of me, I know.
In light of Wholly’s incredibly lame hint, and given the fact that it’s been about six hours since I posted the last frame, I give you the…
sixty-one:
-xtien
The Incredible Hulk something?
Well, with certainty like that, how can I not give you the win newbrof?
It is The Incredible Hulk (2008, directed by Louis Leterrier, starring Edward Norton and Liv Tyler) as I think Wholly figured as well. I watched it for the first time in the Marvel week leading up to that Ultron movie something.
The eighty-whatever:
The one-hundred:
You have the conch, newbrof!
-xtien
“Don’t make me hungry. You wouldn’t like me when I’m…hungry.”
Wow. New CGI hulk is so much better than old CGI Hulk (Not really a huge surprise…). What is up with the tiny face/head?
thanks, I tried to conceal my uncertainty of Marvel movies as best as I could… I will prepare a new 20 later this evening (GMT that is)
Looks like Eddie Izzard, covered in filigrees…
That sounds like a Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra thing.
No. Btw… half a second earlier this frame would have not been suitable for work. It is just the leg under that blanket…
60:60 this might give it away?
I was getting a strong Sherlock Holmes vibe, so you might be right.
Edit: Oops. Gotta remember to read the whole thread before I comment on an earlier post.
I thought it was a weird way to perform an autopsy inspection, but now that makes sense.
Is that Depardieu? The Secret Agent?
You have sharp eyes Mr. charmtrap… It is indeed The Secret Agent. The amazing cast is including actors like Patricia Arquette, Bob Hoskins, a young Christian Bale, Eddie Izzard, Gerard Depardieu. Music by Philip Glass. I like it how the movie throws a spotlight at the anarchist scene in London pre-World-War-I (end of 19th century).
also this is the last frame of the movie featuring the Professor, a living bomb. Before this frame the Professor was wandering disgusted in the streets of London, you have to see his face to understand… then he ignites the bomb and you can see the relief. You don’t get to see/hear the explosion, the screen turns black and the credits roll. There are quite some good scenes in the movie. Bob Hoskins as Verloc is great. I totally can recommend it to watch.
Go charmtrap, bear the torch…
