The Mystery Scene Game

Originally Posted by Gig
@JDR13 -- Remember to post only URLs, no hotlinking pictures directly into the thread. That request came directly from the RPGWatch powers-that-be when I asked if I could start this game.

That's what I originally intended to do, but I couldn't figure out how to get it to work like that.

If you need a place to host I can provide one. And all you have to do to post the URL is click the little world icon with the chain link under it (right next to the font color) and paste it into the box that pops up.

Here's a couple of links Gig
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0048130/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_Morning_Miss_Dove

Originally Posted by Gig
If you need a place to host I can provide one. And all you have to do to post the URL is click the little world icon with the chain link under it (right next to the font color) and paste it into the box that pops up.

Or you can type the code manually: (url="the adress of the picture") Here you write some text, in this game "Mystery Scene #X"(/url). Excange () for [], otherwise it will just be plain text.

Nice deep in scene 62 by the way. Makes me think it was made after Citizen Kane. So sometime after 1948, if my guess is correkt.

Übereil

Thanks for tips guys. Hey, did you know that at least 5 quotes from Army of Darkness were used in the games Duke Nukem 3D and Blood?

'We're gonna need a bigger boat' was one of them if memory serves. (Blood)

Originally Posted by Ubereil
Nice deep in scene 62 by the way. Makes me think it was made after Citizen Kane. So sometime after 1948, if my guess is correkt.

#62 is A Kiss Before Dying. It's a great mystery thriller from 1956.

At least I was right about the year…

Mystery Scene #63

Übereil

Fanny and Alexander?

I think you are right.

He is. Fanny and Alexander it is.

Übereil

Originally Posted by Ubereil
He is. Fanny and Alexander it is.

Übereil

Alright. Well here is mine. Hopefully it hasn't been posted yet.

Mystery Scene #64

I'm guessing no one knows what that last one was from. It's from the movie Bloom. It's a recent adaptation of James Joyce's Ulysses.

Hopefully this one is familiar to someone…

Mystery Scene #65

It's an old favorite of mine.

That one I know!

Harold and Maude

Brilliant, just brilliant!

(I had no clue there was a Ulysses-inspired movie, have to see if I can grab it on Netflix)

OK, here is one of my faves:

Mystery Scene 66

Originally Posted by txa1265
That one I know!

Harold and Maude

Brilliant, just brilliant!

(I had no clue there was a Ulysses-inspired movie, have to see if I can grab it on Netflix)

Yep, Harold and Maude it is. A classic.

Came across the movie Bloom when I was trying to tackle Ulysses for the first time. Have probably watched that dvd three or four times already and am on my second trip through the book. Definitely not a book for most people, but for some reason I love it. And the movie is not a perfect adaptation, but if you liked the book then it is really quite enjoyable.

Anyway, that was the hospital scene right before they left for their adventure in Night Town.

Originally Posted by txa1265
OK, here is one of my faves:

Mystery Scene 66

A Boy And His Dog.
Quite a neat film.

And yes, Harold And Maude is one of the best movies of all time. Utterly brilliant in every way.

Originally Posted by Gallifrey
A Boy And His Dog.
Quite a neat film.

And Gallifrey escapes being 'farm-ed' with his correct answer

Phooey! I'm too late for 'A Boy and His Dog'! I know that movie, too, "I coulda been a contendah! That's what you get for driving a friend to TIA all the way from the Space Coast.

You know… I've never seen Harold and Maude. I've read the book twice, once in junior high and again a couple of years ago, but somehow never got around to the film.

Not too challenging, Mystery Scene #67.

Originally Posted by Gig
You know… I've never seen Harold and Maude. I've read the book twice, once in junior high and again a couple of years ago, but somehow never got around to the film.

You really should, it is just wonderful.