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By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:12
2 Happy
By:
squares
When: 08 May 20 14:12
14. The Pianist
By:
politicspunter
When: 08 May 20 14:12
21 anger management
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:13
14 Sad
21 Sad
but some good alternative answers coming in
By:
politicspunter
When: 08 May 20 14:14
14 the sound of music
By:
squares
When: 08 May 20 14:14
21. Repulsion
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:15
. A film to digest quickly (WOLF, 1994)
2. He cavorts while trampling (ROMPER STOMPER, 1992)
3. Where I might go shopping for my finest tableware? (CHINATOWN, 1974)
4. Prisoner's discretion (CONTACT, 1997)
5. The actors are on vacation? (CASTAWAY 1986 or CAST AWAY 2000)
6. Debuts for Robert Englund & Dean Stockwell (REDS, 1981)
7. No bleating! (THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, 1991)
8. "Completed Jim", as overheard on the main bridge? (DUNKIRK, 2017)
9. French caper movie
10. Clooney's pet project (ROSEMARY'S BABY, 1968)
11. Discordant tunes for a horror film (NOSFERATU, 1922)
12. Lear enjoys relaxing on the river bank, rod in hand (THE FISHER KING, 1991)
13. Authentic Stories (TRUE LIES, 1994)
14. Key to success
15. He has pressing duties? (IRON MAN, 2008)
16. Film trailer
17. Fellow's head-wear - convert to leather!
18. Rocky IV, or get a Hitchcock movie? (VERTIGO, 1958)
19. Laugh out loud at sex article (LOLITA, 1962)
20. Icing on Dick (FROST/NIXON, 2008)
21. Reason to ignore
22. Movie with breakthrough role for Lancaster (THE DAM BUSTERS, 1955)
23. Rowling is loudly interrupted (JFK, 1991)
24. Man who sets out from B8? (THE BLACK KNIGHT 1954 or THE DARK KNIGHT 2008)
25. He's barely missed (THE INVISIBLE MAN, 1933 & others)

featured:
Another Polanski movie.
Quote that might help: "You're a very bad man, Walker, a very destructive man!"
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:16
14 Sad
21 Sad
good answers again, but not the ones I'm looking for sorry
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:17
'French' can be abbreviated
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:19
Some of you might see this 'key' right in front of you!
By:
squares
When: 08 May 20 14:20
9. Frantic
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:20
9 Happy
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:21
Sorry about that one, I guess that may have always been tough w/o extra clues
By:
squares
When: 08 May 20 14:24
just a tad Crazy
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:25
1. A film to digest quickly (WOLF, 1994)
2. He cavorts while trampling (ROMPER STOMPER, 1992)
3. Where I might go shopping for my finest tableware? (CHINATOWN, 1974)
4. Prisoner's discretion (CONTACT, 1997)
5. The actors are on vacation? (CASTAWAY 1986 or CAST AWAY 2000)
6. Debuts for Robert Englund & Dean Stockwell (REDS, 1981)
7. No bleating! (THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, 1991)
8. "Completed Jim", as overheard on the main bridge? (DUNKIRK, 2017)
9. French caper movie (FRANTIC, 1988)
10. Clooney's pet project (ROSEMARY'S BABY, 1968)
11. Discordant tunes for a horror film (NOSFERATU, 1922)
12. Lear enjoys relaxing on the river bank, rod in hand (THE FISHER KING, 1991)
13. Authentic Stories (TRUE LIES, 1994)
14. Key to success
15. He has pressing duties? (IRON MAN, 2008)
16. Film trailer
17. Fellow's head-wear - convert to leather!
18. Rocky IV, or get a Hitchcock movie? (VERTIGO, 1958)
19. Laugh out loud at sex article (LOLITA, 1962)
20. Icing on Dick (FROST/NIXON, 2008)
21. Reason to ignore
22. Movie with breakthrough role for Lancaster (THE DAM BUSTERS, 1955)
23. Rowling is loudly interrupted (JFK, 1991)
24. Man who sets out from B8? (THE BLACK KNIGHT 1954 or THE DARK KNIGHT 2008)
25. He's barely missed (THE INVISIBLE MAN, 1933 & others)

Film quote that might help: "You're a very bad man, Walker, a very destructive man!" (late 1960's thriller that
starts on Alcatraz)
Some of you might see this 'key' right in front of you!
For another answer, the information is all there, just follow the instruction :)
By:
politicspunter
When: 08 May 20 14:25
21 point blank
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:26
21 Happy wd pp
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:27
Some of you might see this 'key' right in front of you - top row!
By:
politicspunter
When: 08 May 20 14:28
every time I look at 14, i keep thinking of the old joke of the guy following signs to the way to success which ends with him opening a door to find a big negro who says, I'm cess you suc
By:
N-east Correspondent
When: 08 May 20 14:28
14 Escape to Victory
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:29
lol Grin
By:
liqernpoker
When: 08 May 20 14:29
14 escape plan
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:29
14 Happy wd NEC
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:32
We're looking for a very very short title
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:33
Peter Lorre...
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:34
'trailer' is being used very cryptically here
By:
politicspunter
When: 08 May 20 14:35
16 convoy
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:36
Perhaps it's not as famous as I thought...a very old film, Fritz Lang
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:36
16 Sad
By:
liqernpoker
When: 08 May 20 14:36
m
By:
politicspunter
When: 08 May 20 14:37
16 M
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:38
16 Happy wd liquern

I couldn't do the Roger Corman amazingly long film name, so I thought I'd do the shortest one instead. Sorry about that one! Happy
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:38
Also wd pp
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:38
For the last one, we're looking for a charade of the different parts given
By:
liqernpoker
When: 08 May 20 14:39
cheers @hfink ......
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:40
17. Fellow's head-wear - convert to leather!

Fellow - headgear - convert to leather:  to give a one word film
By:
N-east Correspondent
When: 08 May 20 14:41
Manhattan
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:42
Early 1970s. As the start of the film says, he adored this place...
By:
hfink
When: 08 May 20 14:42
17 Happy wd NEC
By:
timbuctooth
When: 08 May 20 14:42
Manhattan
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