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2. Volkswagen fuel (BEETLEJUICE, 1988) 3. Where gamekeepers might 'go'? (So I heard) 4. What Pierrepoint holds, tangled (ROPE, 1948) 5. Nearly sick at the peak 6. Our asses trail from west (anag.) (3,5,3,6,4) (TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA, 1970) 7. Liberation needed by French 8. What prisoners breathe? (CON AIR, 1997) 9. Mad, but no jerk 10. Angel Heart, At Earth's Core, The End, Midway, End of Days, Beethoven's 2nd (GREASE, 1978) 11. 'Chlamysophobia' ? 12. In favour of a pay rise 13. Risk all but a third on computers 14. Variant of SARS from a neighbouring galaxy? (THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN, 1971) 15. "Mew Zik" 16. Opportunity at the back (REAR WINDOW, 1954) 17. Q&A? 18. Rush in exceptional part 19. Che might as well pack it in 20. Essence of brains? 21. As custom-built spectacles perhaps? 22. Just avoid water - swimming primarily! (JAWS, 1975) 23. No country for criminals 24. 'Khachy' theme? 25. Civil and calm Hitchcock features once more Caine features in a couple Eastwood features again For language, think computer language |
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Caine features in a couple Eastwood features again 1. for language, think computer language Roger Moore features 15 is a phonetic clue 3 'go' as in relieve oneself |
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1. Aptitude for a beginner's language
2. Volkswagen fuel (BEETLEJUICE, 1988) 3. Where gamekeepers might 'go'? (So I heard) (ZULU, 1964) 4. What Pierrepoint holds, tangled (ROPE, 1948) 5. Nearly sick at the peak 6. Our asses trail from west (anag.) (3,5,3,6,4) (TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA, 1970) 7. Liberation needed by French 8. What prisoners breathe? (CON AIR, 1997) 9. Mad, but no jerk 10. Angel Heart, At Earth's Core, The End, Midway, End of Days, Beethoven's 2nd (GREASE, 1978) 11. 'Chlamysophobia' ? 12. In favour of a pay rise 13. Risk all but a third on computers 14. Variant of SARS from a neighbouring galaxy? (THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN, 1971) 15. "Mew Zik" 16. Opportunity at the back (REAR WINDOW, 1954) 17. Q&A? 18. Rush in exceptional part 19. Che might as well pack it in 20. Essence of brains? (AI, 2001) 21. As custom-built spectacles perhaps? 22. Just avoid water - swimming primarily! (JAWS, 1975) 23. No country for criminals 24. 'Khachy' theme? (SPARTACUS, 1960) 25. Civil and calm Hitchcock features once more Caine features again Eastwood features again 1. For language, think computer language - anyone who had a computer (or studied them) in the 80's surely encountered this language ![]() Roger Moore features 15 is a phonetic clue Christian Bale features Charlton Heston features |
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Sorry pp. I was just about to say, if anyone thinks I've missed an answer, please shout. Looks like I got caught with the refresh again, must check back more. Apologies
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1. Aptitude for a beginner's language (BASIC INSTINCT, 1992)
2. Volkswagen fuel (BEETLEJUICE, 1988) 3. Where gamekeepers might 'go'? (So I heard) (ZULU, 1964) 4. What Pierrepoint holds, tangled (ROPE, 1948) 5. Nearly sick at the peak 6. Our asses trail from west (anag.) (3,5,3,6,4) (TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA, 1970) 7. Liberation needed by French 8. What prisoners breathe? (CON AIR, 1997) 9. Mad, but no jerk (PSYCHO, 1960) 10. Angel Heart, At Earth's Core, The End, Midway, End of Days, Beethoven's 2nd (GREASE, 1978) 11. 'Chlamysophobia' ? 12. In favour of a pay rise 13. Risk all but a third on computers 14. Variant of SARS from a neighbouring galaxy? (THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN, 1971) 15. "Mew Zik" (THE SOUND OF MUSIC, 1965) 16. Opportunity at the back (REAR WINDOW, 1954) 17. Q&A? 18. Rush in exceptional part 19. Che might as well pack it in 20. Essence of brains? (AI, 2001) 21. As custom-built spectacles perhaps? 22. Just avoid water - swimming primarily! (JAWS, 1975) 23. No country for criminals 24. 'Khachy' theme? (SPARTACUS, 1960) 25. Civil and calm (WAR AND PEACE, 1956 & 1966) Caine features again Eastwood features again Roger Moore features (Bond) Christian Bale features Charlton Heston features 11. what is chlamys an example of |
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