Saturday's Name The Films (12:00)

18. American Psycho

18

7

As well as No.19, there is one more anagram, which has an anagram indicator.

6 - The Deep

6

22 - Chernobyl

22

15 rambo

15

1. Staring down the barrel
2. Musical version of "Soldier Soldier" ?
3. 'The Spanish Police' - an epic  (EL CID)
4. If Raquel was actually around then, she ain't half doing bad for her age!  (ONE MILLION YEARS B.C.)
5. Salvation (DELIVERANCE)
6. A source of gas - Hello Sailor!
7. A life gone wrong
8. Misplaced road movie?
9. Presumably the film was financed by these (THE PRODUCERS)
10. Kane resorts to Ramos-like tactics? (DIRTY HARRY)
11. Barrister's deal
12. Doris Day has rabbit in bed
13. He's transformed into a woman! (SHE)
14. A film that had a great pull on it's audience (GRAVITY)
15. Tup has good reason to practice 'social distancing'?  (RAMBO)
16. Something to guide you through Nimbi and Cumuli
17. "The City of Love - now in the U.S. !"  (PARIS, TEXAS)
18. A hoarding, a poster and a sign.  {informal short title}  (THREE BILLBOARDS)
19. I am scarey n' chop (anag.)  (AMERICAN PSYCHO)
20. Gathering of Langley personnel on the overpass (BRIDGE OF SPIES)
21. Implement possibly used by the screenwriter?
22. I wouldn't try to grow anything here

Clint Eastwood features
James Caan features

16. Cloud Atlas

16

8 - Rollerball

8

Haven't seen that in an age; I bet its dated now

7 the gambler

True Aspro, some scenes are dated (like the one in the computer room) but still a great watch and a great ending. Much better than the remake anyway, which I couldn't sit through.

22. Wasteland

7

The remake was life I lost

22   as said to pp earlier, this is getting close...

lol, yeh, remakes are usually a let down Aspro

1. Staring down the barrel
2. Musical version of "Soldier Soldier" ?
3. 'The Spanish Police' - an epic  (EL CID)
4. If Raquel was actually around then, she ain't half doing bad for her age!  (ONE MILLION YEARS B.C.)
5. Salvation (DELIVERANCE)
6. A source of gas - Hello Sailor!
7. A life gone wrong
8. Misplaced road movie?
9. Presumably the film was financed by these (THE PRODUCERS)
10. Kane resorts to Ramos-like tactics? (DIRTY HARRY)
11. Barrister's deal
12. Doris Day has rabbit in bed
13. He's transformed into a woman! (SHE)
14. A film that had a great pull on it's audience (GRAVITY)
15. Tup has good reason to practice 'social distancing'?  (RAMBO)
16. Something to guide you through Nimbi and Cumuli (CLOUD ATLAS)
17. "The City of Love - now in the U.S. !"  (PARIS, TEXAS)
18. A hoarding, a poster and a sign.  {informal short title}  (THREE BILLBOARDS)
19. I am scarey n' chop (anag.)  (AMERICAN PSYCHO)
20. Gathering of Langley personnel on the overpass (BRIDGE OF SPIES)
21. Implement possibly used by the screenwriter? (ROLLERBALL)
22. I wouldn't try to grow anything here

Clint Eastwood features
David Lynch features
There is one more anagram, which has an anagram indicator.

1 - Frozen

1

22 dune

Hmmm, can't take the credit for Rollerball hfink… I had it for #8

22   Early 1970s film...

8 lost highway

Oh yes, I didn't notice that Aspro! I shoulda paid more attention to the number, lol!  Never mind, still well done for mentioning the film!

8

22 dune

1. Staring down the barrel
2. Musical version of "Soldier Soldier" ?
3. 'The Spanish Police' - an epic  (EL CID)
4. If Raquel was actually around then, she ain't half doing bad for her age!  (ONE MILLION YEARS B.C.)
5. Salvation (DELIVERANCE)
6. A source of gas - Hello Sailor!
7. A life gone wrong
8. Misplaced road movie? (LOST HIGHWAY)
9. Presumably the film was financed by these (THE PRODUCERS)
10. Kane resorts to Ramos-like tactics? (DIRTY HARRY)
11. Barrister's deal
12. Doris Day has rabbit in bed
13. He's transformed into a woman! (SHE)
14. A film that had a great pull on it's audience (GRAVITY)
15. Tup has good reason to practice 'social distancing'?  (RAMBO)
16. Something to guide you through Nimbi and Cumuli (CLOUD ATLAS)
17. "The City of Love - now in the U.S. !"  (PARIS, TEXAS)
18. A hoarding, a poster and a sign.  {informal short title}  (THREE BILLBOARDS)
19. I am scarey n' chop (anag.)  (AMERICAN PSYCHO)
20. Gathering of Langley personnel on the overpass (BRIDGE OF SPIES)
21. Implement possibly used by the screenwriter? (ROLLERBALL)
22. I wouldn't try to grow anything here

Clint Eastwood features
David Lynch features
There is one more anagram, which has an anagram indicator.
Think American soldier...
Terrence Mallick features

2 - Yankee Doodle Dandy

^David Lynch one got sorry (Lost Highway) - will remove from the hints next time..

2 gi joe

2

2 liqernpoker closer...

2. Gigi

2 - GI Blues

2

^ you have the right info, just a matter of how you deploy it...

2 - Blues Brothers?

2

1 whisky galore

22. Badlands

1
22

12 - Pillow Talk

12   Well done Aspro, just about to write a clue for that one

1. Staring down the barrel
2. Musical version of "Soldier Soldier" ?
3. 'The Spanish Police' - an epic  (EL CID)
4. If Raquel was actually around then, she ain't half doing bad for her age!  (ONE MILLION YEARS B.C.)
5. Salvation (DELIVERANCE)
6. A source of gas - Hello Sailor!
7. A life gone wrong
8. Misplaced road movie? (LOST HIGHWAY)
9. Presumably the film was financed by these (THE PRODUCERS)
10. Kane resorts to Ramos-like tactics? (DIRTY HARRY)
11. Barrister's deal
12. Doris Day has rabbit in bed (PILLOW TALK)
13. He's transformed into a woman! (SHE)
14. A film that had a great pull on it's audience (GRAVITY)
15. Tup has good reason to practice 'social distancing'?  (RAMBO)
16. Something to guide you through Nimbi and Cumuli (CLOUD ATLAS)
17. "The City of Love - now in the U.S. !"  (PARIS, TEXAS)
18. A hoarding, a poster and a sign.  {informal short title}  (THREE BILLBOARDS)
19. I am scarey n' chop (anag.)  (AMERICAN PSYCHO)
20. Gathering of Langley personnel on the overpass (BRIDGE OF SPIES)
21. Implement possibly used by the screenwriter? (ROLLERBALL)
22. I wouldn't try to grow anything here (BADLANDS)

Clint Eastwood features
There is one more anagram, which has an anagram indicator.
Think short term for American soldier...then think of it again!

Don't think the rabbit would be anywhere near her pillow though

How do you get pillow talk please?

lol.

Someone's already said Gigi for 2 surely

yep pp

And it isn't right?

1 Shooter?

Hi pp, I was using rabbit in the sense of 'talk'...so just a cryptic reference to the film where the characters would have conversations over the phone in bed.

1. American Sniper?

Ah , ok. Thought It was straying into good vibrations country.

7 Alfie

Many apologies guys and well spotted Porcupine. I must have missed it on one of the refreshes. Just checked back and looks like squares was the first to say GIGI (apologies if politics did say it first..? please let me know..)

2 squares  "GIGI"

Many apologies again.

7

1 not shooter

1 not American Sniper

1. In The Line Of Fire

That happened to me a lot with squares so no need to apologise. For some reason squares often pops up several minutes later.

1 whiskey galore?

1 wd Albert

11 - (long shot) - The Verdict

11

1. Staring down the barrel (IN THE LINE OF FIRE)
2. Musical version of "Soldier Soldier" ? (GIGI)
3. 'The Spanish Police' - an epic  (EL CID)
4. If Raquel was actually around then, she ain't half doing bad for her age!  (ONE MILLION YEARS B.C.)
5. Salvation (DELIVERANCE)
6. A source of gas - Hello Sailor!
7. A life gone wrong (ALFIE
8. Misplaced road movie? (LOST HIGHWAY)
9. Presumably the film was financed by these (THE PRODUCERS)
10. Kane resorts to Ramos-like tactics? (DIRTY HARRY)
11. Barrister's deal
12. Doris Day has rabbit in bed (PILLOW TALK)
13. He's transformed into a woman! (SHE)
14. A film that had a great pull on it's audience (GRAVITY)
15. Tup has good reason to practice 'social distancing'?  (RAMBO)
16. Something to guide you through Nimbi and Cumuli (CLOUD ATLAS)
17. "The City of Love - now in the U.S. !"  (PARIS, TEXAS)
18. A hoarding, a poster and a sign.  {informal short title}  (THREE BILLBOARDS)
19. I am scarey n' chop (anag.)  (AMERICAN PSYCHO)
20. Gathering of Langley personnel on the overpass (BRIDGE OF SPIES)
21. Implement possibly used by the screenwriter? (ROLLERBALL)
22. I wouldn't try to grow anything here (BADLANDS)

For 8, Barrister has deal. Word for Barrister + word for 'deal'

btw, The Verdict is a pretty good Paul Newman film if anyone wants a recommendation

Agree Aspro. He should have got the Oscar for that one.

For 6, looking for a large spanse of water plus "Hello" + "Sailor"

For Barrister, think of a type of worm...

North Sea Hijack

6   wd squares

11. Barrister's deal

Barrister has deal. Word for Barrister + word for 'deal'
For Barrister, think of a type of worm... (short word, used for British barristers). "Deal" not in the common sense...more 'tree-like' !
Meryl Streep

silkwood

wd squares, and that is a wrap!

1. Staring down the barrel (IN THE LINE OF FIRE)
2. Musical version of "Soldier Soldier" ? (GIGI)
3. 'The Spanish Police' - an epic  (EL CID)
4. If Raquel was actually around then, she ain't half doing bad for her age!  (ONE MILLION YEARS B.C.)
5. Salvation (DELIVERANCE)
6. A source of gas - Hello Sailor! (NORTH SEA HIJACK)
7. A life gone wrong (ALFIE)
8. Misplaced road movie? (LOST HIGHWAY)
9. Presumably the film was financed by these (THE PRODUCERS)
10. Kane resorts to Ramos-like tactics? (DIRTY HARRY)
11. Barrister's deal (SILKWOOD)
12. Doris Day has rabbit in bed (PILLOW TALK)
13. He's transformed into a woman! (SHE)
14. A film that had a great pull on it's audience (GRAVITY)
15. Tup has good reason to practice 'social distancing'?  (RAMBO)
16. Something to guide you through Nimbi and Cumuli (CLOUD ATLAS)
17. "The City of Love - now in the U.S. !"  (PARIS, TEXAS)
18. A hoarding, a poster and a sign.  {informal short title}  (THREE BILLBOARDS)
19. I am scarey n' chop (anag.)  (AMERICAN PSYCHO)
20. Gathering of Langley personnel on the overpass (BRIDGE OF SPIES)
21. Implement possibly used by the screenwriter? (ROLLERBALL)
22. I wouldn't try to grow anything here (BADLANDS)

wd everyone and cheers for having a crack at these!

cheers hfink .....at least i got a shout at non musical quizzing ....

That was really good hfink. A few relatively easy, most trying and some quite testing. Excellent stuff

WD all, cheers h

Cheers Aspro. I tried to veer towards not too difficult, but as you guys say, it's always easy when you know the answers. Still, there were some comfortable ones, as indicated by the fast start

Thanks Hfink. Good clues.

Cheers squares and everyone.

Cheers liqernpoker, I have to say I also tend to be slightly better at the filums than the musical quizzing... :)

Cheers Albert.

I'm rubbish at films.  The clues did it for me.

If anyone wants to suggest a day/time (or two) over the long weekend, I can try to come up with a band/singers quiz or a song titles quiz if the interest is there.

Once again, thanks for playing Saturday's   ... FRIDAY's midday film quiz  (I guess there's no way of editing the subject matter of a thread?)
Never mind, we can have two Saturdays this weekend. I always thought Friday's should be abolished anyway

^grammar police "Fridays should be abolished..." !

Hi squares I'd be happy partake if you set up anything this weekend. Most times should be good, can't go anywhere

Anytime for me squares. I can plan my day around them

Thanks hfink.

maybe tomorrow (Saturday), 1.00 ish? for starters

Noted... I will be here

Sunday - err, I mean Saturday..I'll get my days right one day!  -  around 1:00 sounds good squares.

Cheers pp.