rapidorca6 said:I managed to sort those out, thank you, but I am still struggling with these other two, especially those columns and rows and the three little ladies...😠
Columns and rows (what you see in the image is a table of numbers, which is mathematically referred to as a matrix)
Three little ladies (those are just small children)
I find myself reflecting quite often on the sheer scale of certain stories, much like those sweeping cinematic tales that stay with you long after the credits roll... there is just something about the concept of a "big fish" that resonates deeply with the human experience, isn't there... I find myself reflecting quite a bit on the cinematic charm of Small Soldiers... there is just something about those early nineties practical effects that captures a certain kind of wonder which modern CGI seems to struggle to replicate... It feels as though we are drifting quite far above the clouds today... almost as if we've reached a height where the air grows thin and everything below becomes nothing more than a distant memory... The Thin Red Line... I find myself reflecting quite often on the quiet, meditative essence of working in a darkroom... there is a certain stillness there that seems to be fading from our modern, digital lives, isn't there? There is something inherently tranquil about watching birds... the way they drift through the morning air, completely unburdened by the chaos of our daily lives...
Mark Johnson5 said:Could someone please assist me with identifying the cheerleaderica, the guy standing next to them, and those specific images featuring two guys, big feet, and a hawk... It's all for 😁 I still have 17 left to go
(it's actually a pretty famous image, and its title is what gives the movie its name)
Stock and Two Smoking Barrels Toy Story The Hills have Eyes Napoleon Dynamite Phone Both Scorpion Toy Story The Hills have Eyes Napoleon Dynamite Phone Both The Scorpion King 29. King BeattleJuice Titanic 17. Titanic The taxi Broken Arrow Seven Crash red dragon Ham and eggs toreador Clockwork Orange bad santa Clockwork Orange 18. Bad Santa bird on a wire
Jerry Martin19 said:I personally found that whole thing with the cheerleaderica to be rather unpleasant...😳
is it just as silly when it involves the American flag? 🤷
p.s. I actually have an image featuring 100 movies. We could perhaps upload it here so we can all work on it together and update it gradually; that would certainly be more enjoyable...😁
quietdriver3 said:I ended up solving it myself as well...
I certainly wouldn't have caught Butterfly or Don Quixote, mostly because I wasn't even looking at things from that perspective.
That whole thing about the dragon felt a bit unfair, given that the movie is over twenty years old and there hasn't been a modern remake to my knowledge... 🙂
There is actually a film from 2006 with that exact same title
quietdriver3 said:I managed to scrape my way up to level 45 by leaning on some players who are significantly more capable than I am... though I just can't seem to wrap my head around that dragon boss that swallows cars; it really would have been clever if they had named him "Deep Throat," but unfortunately, they didn't 😁
(the car "enters the dragon," just at the egg stage )
Among the more recent releases, I find the CCO Benjamin Button to be quite striking; from a purely aesthetic standpoint, it is easily the most flawless...👍