** YET ANOTHER Monday 25th May MOVIE TITLE QUIZ **

afternoon

3 To Catch A Thief?

3

But Hitchcock does feature

1. Aptitude for a beginner's language
2. Volkswagen fuel (BEETLEJUICE, 1988)
3. Where gamekeepers might 'go'? (So I heard)
4. What Pierrepoint holds, tangled
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
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
Caine features - at least once

4 Opera

11.  The Deep

4
(But you seem on the right track)

Afternoon squares

11

16 Rear Window

4. Rope?

4 rope

16

12 made in dagenham

4 Cauthen
also wd pp

(I shoulda hinted Hitchcock features at least once - but that's both of them gone now )

12

Sorry, I can't count!  There is a third Hitchcock movie!

Afternoon H,

I'm waiting on the clues

11. Vertigo

3. Deathtrap

11

5. Vertigo

1. Aptitude for a beginner's language
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

3
5

1 Look whos talking

1

5. Heartbreak Ridge

15 cats

5
15

Hitchcock features once more
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

20 A I

24. Spartacus

20
24

3 Zulu

11. The Birds

3
11

18 the kings speech

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

9. Psycho

9

I think 'mad' on its own might have served the clue, but preferred that surface (psychotic minus 'tic')

1 Basic Instinct

1

is my 18 correct hfink?

15 the sound of music

25. War and peace

23 Exile?

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

18
But correct actor

15

25

23

18 shine

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

18

11 cape fear

21. For your eyes only

11. For Your Eyes Only

11
21

23 Australia

17 training day?

17 quiz show

19 rebel without a cause

23

This place wouldn't 'A-Peel' to criminals

17 HGS
17 pp
19

23, Cop Land

23

5 vertigo

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' ? (CAPE FEAR, 1962 & 1991)
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? (QUIZ SHOW, 1994)
18. Rush in exceptional part (SHINE, 1996)
19. Che might as well pack it in (REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE, 1955)
20. Essence of brains? (AI, 2001)
21. As custom-built spectacles perhaps? (FOR YOUR EYES ONLY, 1981)
22. Just avoid water  -  swimming primarily! (JAWS, 1975)
23. No country for criminals (COP LAND, 1997)
24. 'Khachy' theme? (SPARTACUS, 1960)
25. Civil and calm (WAR AND PEACE, 1956 & 1966)

Caine features again
Eastwood features again (early western)
Christian Bale features
Charlton Heston features

5

For a few dollars more 12.

12

This is 1960's Caine

5 the eiger sanction

5

13. Gambit

GAmbit

13 gambit

13
also wd squares & HGS, though that looked like pretty much a draw

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' ? (CAPE FEAR, 1962 & 1991)
12. In favour of a pay rise (FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE, 1965)
13. Risk all but a third on computers (GAMBIT, 1966)
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? (QUIZ SHOW, 1994)
18. Rush in exceptional part (SHINE, 1996)
19. Che might as well pack it in (REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE, 1955)
20. Essence of brains? (AI, 2001)
21. As custom-built spectacles perhaps? (FOR YOUR EYES ONLY, 1981)
22. Just avoid water  -  swimming primarily! (JAWS, 1975)
23. No country for criminals (COP LAND, 1997)
24. 'Khachy' theme? (SPARTACUS, 1960)
25. Civil and calm (WAR AND PEACE, 1956 & 1966)

Christian Bale features (the director worked a lot with Klaus Kinski)
Charlton Heston features
Verb meaning 'to sick', but one letter short

p.s. we won't acknowledge the awful remake of Gambit

7. Rescue Dawn

7

Pretty good film, if anyone hasn't seen it. Based on a true story.

5 Hilltop

Ben Hur

Quickest first:
Famous Heston, famous peak!

Ah, you did it sqaures!  wd

Sorry about that one!

*squares, sorry

I think that's it, wd guys, thanks for taking part again.

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 BEN-HUR (1925, 1959)
6. Our asses trail from west (anag.) (3,5,3,6,4) (TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA, 1970)
7. Liberation needed by French (RESCUE DAWN, 2006)
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' ? (CAPE FEAR, 1962 & 1991)
12. In favour of a pay rise (FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE, 1965)
13. Risk all but a third on computers (GAMBIT, 1966)
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? (QUIZ SHOW, 1994)
18. Rush in exceptional part (SHINE, 1996)
19. Che might as well pack it in (REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE, 1955)
20. Essence of brains? (AI, 2001)
21. As custom-built spectacles perhaps? (FOR YOUR EYES ONLY, 1981)
22. Just avoid water  -  swimming primarily! (JAWS, 1975)
23. No country for criminals (COP LAND, 1997)
24. 'Khachy' theme? (SPARTACUS, 1960)
25. Civil and calm (WAR AND PEACE, 1956 & 1966)

Wd all. cheers hfink. Glas I looked in.

Great stuff, thank you.

cheers H

I think it was a little bit tougher than I realised. I thought quite a few would go quickly early on. But just goes to show again, it's only easy when you know the answers!

Cheers everyone. Enjoy the rest of the Bank Holiday

lol squares

I've been doing All Day Popmaster - it's exhausting

Thanks, everyone.

Calling squares;
Don`t know if you`ve seen it, but there`s a Gormley poker game being arranged, if you`re interested?

I had noticed but didn't look any further into it tbh.  I have a proper look, but probably pass this time thanks.

anyone up for any quizzes this weekend?

I can do one for Saturday or Sunday early-mid pm if anyone is interested.

Yes.
Also, thought I might do one, a `Golden Oldies song titles` one, for whatever day.

that would be great, guys.

tomorrow probably suits me better, seeing as I haven't started on anything yet.

No way. Never seen any, Chinese ones, yep. The funny bouncing vampires. But Indian vampires is my blind spot.