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I like this game:
http://famousobjectsfromclassicmovies.com/play
I'm sorta hooked. most are easy. but there are a number of tough ones. how far did you get??
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Permalink Reply by eviltimes on
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It's cute. There are a lot of movies I would not call classic. Got bored after a while.
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Permalink Reply by beeswax on -
I stopped when I couldn't recognize the objects from Singin' in the Rain (which they misspelled, btw) and Austin Powers even after I filled in the titles.
What were those things?
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Permalink Reply by Knaldskalle on -
Singin' In The Rain was represented by the lamppost he swings around.
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Permalink Reply by Knaldskalle on
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No idea.
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Permalink Reply by TKB on -
One of the items Austin got back after he was reanimated: Swedish-made penis enlarger.
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Permalink Reply by Snorii on -
I can't believe I missed the one with a milkshake. *facepalm* I did manage to get the egg and a couple others that I thought were hard. Missed the octopus, but couldn't really remember it in the movie it represented.
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Permalink Reply by TKB on
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This is pretty fun! I made it through with 70 hits and 31 misses. It took me a while to guess the quarter and then also the video tape left me guessing.
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Permalink Reply by ocontraire on -
Nice, kept me busy for a while. Still didn't get the doodle for Cool H. L. Had to stop after Ikiru
(no way would I have gotten that one.) Anyway very well done game master
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