Re: Guess the Film! (Game)
Gypsy (1962) ?
directed by Mervyn LeRoy
stars Natalie Wood as Louise Hovick
song lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
“But the enterprise in which I’m about to embark on is fraught with imminent peril.”
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Gypsy (1962) ?
directed by Mervyn LeRoy
stars Natalie Wood as Louise Hovick
song lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Nope
I should probably make it clear, the movie has been mentioned recently but one of the facts was wrong.
1967*
There we go. Rockydude you're up.
This should be a pretty easy one.
Correct
I PM'ed Darkman a couple of days ago, and he still hasn't put up anything new, so I'm just going to post a new frame if that's ok: 
The wind rises (2013)
2013 film
English Dub with Joseph gordon levitt and emily blunt
Story of Jiro Horikoshi
That's a bingoooo!
Here it is:
Inception
Released in 2010
Nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars
Main character's name is Cobb
Yes!
Excellent! You're up
The scenery reminds me somewhat of Scotland, so...
The Eagle (2011)
-Channing Tatum and Jamie Bell
-About a Roman and his slave who set out to recapture the lost Eagle standard of his father's regiment
-Takes place in Scotland
I'm probably wrong.
EDIT:
Just occurred to me that this could also be:
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
-Dir. Peter Jackson
-It involves this guy who's a lord and wants his ring back
-YOU SHALL NOT PAAAAAAASSSSSSSS!!!
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)
-Also directed by Peter Jackson
-It involves two towers (no, really)
-When I first watched this I mistook Saruman for Gandalf (it was a long time ago, cut me some slack)
Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
-In this epic final installment, Frodo and Sam simply walk into Mordor
-Won 11 Oscars, a record only matched by Titanic and Ben-Hur
-The ending in the book is considerably more long and drawn out
Last edited by Mr Vertigo (January 19, 2016 (06:06pm))
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