[Double Feature]

5 hours ago, BamaDillert said:

I hate to interrupt the flow, but I’m confused by this rules of this. There seems to be a disconnect with the first page of this thread and the last concerning how the game is played. I thought the original game was to name an interesting double feature with the last movie named by the poster before you, and then to name whatever movie you choose, and then for the game to continue on that way. It seems like everyone is just choosing their own double features.

I think the way the game is played, has evolved. Some of us do two double features, meaning we make a double feature connecting on to the previously mentioned title, then make a second double feature with our second title. That still applies to what you said, because the second title is still of the player's choosing.

[*A to Z of Movies*]

KALIFORNIA (1993)

[A to Z of Television Shows]

The Virginian

[James Mason as SOTM November 2022]

9 hours ago, Moorman said:

Heist films always give you resolution as to what happens to each protaganist.  Its a major part of what makes heist films a great genre to build a film around.  

This can also be said for war films. Why spend all that time following the individual stories of a group of soldiers, for all of them to drop out of sight and the last half hour to be just about the end/demise of only one of them? It doesn't make sense.

These specific genres tell a group of stories, not just one person's story.

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

THE MAN FROM LARAMIE (1955)

[*A to Z of Movies*]

ISLE OF THE DEAD (1945)

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

THE MINIVER STORY (1950)

[*A to Z of Movies*]

FAMILY PLOT (1976)

[What title has this word in it?]

CAN'T HELP SINGING (1944)

Next: Breakfast

[Name the director and actor]

Mike Nichols & Jack Nicholson

Next: LOST HORIZON (1937) and POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES (1961)

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

SUNRISE AT CAMPOBELLO (1960)

[*A to Z of Movies*]

DOUBLE HARNESS (1933)

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

CHANCE AT HEAVEN (1933)

[*A to Z of Movies*]

BRANNIGAN (1975)

[*A to Z of actresses and actors*:)]

Wagner, Robert

[WHAT IS IN A NAME?]

Troy Donahue

Next: Anna Marie Duke

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

Walter Brennan

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

William Eythe

[The Initial Link--Crack the Initials of the Actor... You'll Get the Gist of It.]

Fred MacMurray

Next: V.H.

[Double Feature]

PARIS WHEN IT SIZZLES (1964) more Audrey in Paris.

Next: SABRINA (1954) earlier collaboration for her & William Holden

[The Initial Link--Crack the Initials of the Actor... You'll Get the Gist of It.]

3 hours ago, Princess of Tap said:

Barbara Parkins

Do you have the next clue for us?

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

Alexander Knox

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

DOUBLE INDEMNITY (1944)

Next: lots of romantic shenanigans

[WHAT IS IN A NAME?]

Capucine

Next: Emmett Evan Heflin

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

Randolph Scott