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Hairspray (1988) New Word: Nuclear War

Meshes of the Afternoon (1943) New Word: Apocalypse

UHF (1989) New Word: Depravity

Skidoo (1968) Just look at the poster: New Word: Harpsichord

The Coca-Cola Kid (1985) New Word: Sea Urchin

Joe's Apartment (1996) or anything by Luis Bu?uel New Word: Camel

The Little Shop of Horrors (1960) New Word: Disgust

Gummo (1997) (because the characters get high by sniffing glue) New Word: Gas

Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price (2005) Vegetable

Chocolat Licking

How you play: I'll put down a random word and the next poster posts the first movie that comes to mind that deals with that word. Then, that same poster posts another random word and so on. For example: First poster: Apple Next poster: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Ear And so on... Okay, the first word is: Butter

Greetings to all TCM cinephiles! Visiting the American Film Institute blog, I found this post: http://blog.afi.com/100movies/index.php/2007/05/02/cleopatra-1963-the-fully-restored-6-hour-original-directors-cut/. This guy called Myron Heaton says that the full 6 hour cut of Cleopatra has been completely restored and that the film is now one of the greatest of all time. I would sure like to see the director?s cut that was never seen (except by Zanuck and the Fox executives in 1962), but I guess that with the most part of the film editors dead by now, it would be very difficult, although no