The new 2014 version of the 20:20 frame game. Come in here and guess the movie!

Mike_Cathcart · 2014-09-21T17:21:31.000Z

fire:

That’s not clouds, it’s fog, and it’s damn dark over there. Shadows and Fog?

You’re right, it is dark. Must be Darkman.

Steve_G · 2014-09-21T18:07:42.000Z

Van Helsing?

sinnick · 2014-09-21T18:18:41.000Z

None right yet. The 40:40 gives some actual people:

mrcjhicks · 2014-09-21T18:26:50.000Z

Time After Time!

Slice, slice, chop, chop.

sinnick · 2014-09-21T18:38:57.000Z

You got it. I figured that would be the giveaway.

mrcjhicks · 2014-09-21T18:57:13.000Z

I’m not sure that film has aged as well as some people claim, but Jack the Ripper stuff bounces off of me. I saw it for the first time a couple years ago shortly before moving out of San Francisco. Fun to see the city in 1979, at least.

I’ll have a new frame up shortly.

mrcjhicks · 2014-09-21T19:08:20.000Z

20:20

Bandersnatch · 2014-09-21T20:27:15.000Z

Gattaca?

mrcjhicks · 2014-09-21T20:44:00.000Z

Bandersnatch:

Gattaca?

Correct! The film with the Marin County Civic Center’s most memorable performance.

40:40 - I’ve always thought Jude Law was more enjoyable in supporting roles.

60:60 - Taking in the sun.

80:80 - Fancy collars are all that separate us from the future.

All yours, frumious Bandernatch.

Bandersnatch · 2014-09-21T22:36:56.000Z

20:20

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ChristienMurawski · 2014-09-21T23:20:45.000Z

Take Shelter.

-xtien

Bandersnatch · 2014-09-22T00:20:04.000Z

Yup, Take Shelter it is.

40:40

60:60

80:80

100:100

tomchick · 2014-09-22T05:44:39.000Z

Bandersnatch:

20:20

What a sadly appropriate early frame. It’s kind of the whole movie in one unlikely image.

-Tom

WhollySchmidt · 2014-09-22T07:28:53.000Z

Boy I hope you didn’t watch the whole movie with the aspect ratio screwed up.

“Is anyone seeing this?”

ChristienMurawski · 2014-09-22T13:27:16.000Z

Tom Chick:

What a sadly appropriate early frame. It’s kind of the whole movie in one unlikely image.
-Tom

What a beautiful way to put it, Tom. I loved going back and looking at the scene, and watching him look over at the storm cellar door first before unloading his pickup, after putting on his gloves. Then the way the scene is intercut with her setting up at the craft fair thing. And right before the twenty shot above, him securing the fencing with a little wire that looks like a sad little twist-tie. I couldn’t believe no one had done this movie before. Great choice, Bandersnatch.