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Archived: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
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Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/05/11 9:52 pm | #91
Spoiler: Click here to toggle spoilerMovie Screenshot #5: The Yards
A 2000 American crime film with Mark Wahlberg, James Caan, Joaquin Phoenix, and Charlize Theron, written and directed by James Gray. It was released in the fall of 2000, although it was shot in the spring and summer of 1998 and first due for release in fall 1999, this due to studio delays.
Leo Handler (Wahlberg) has just been released from prison for a car theft he didn't commit. Looking for a job, he finds his uncle Frank Olchin (Caan) who runs a railway car repair company. Joining on the job, he works with Willie (Phoenix). One night, a sabotage mission goes bad on a rival company and a rail yard supervisor is killed and a cop beaten by Leo. Leo is fingered as a suspect. He must go on the run and prove his innocence and then bring down Frank and his company.
Scores Are Updated, still all tied up!
Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/05/11 9:55 pm | #92
... Another one that I dont know. ![:(](https://xboxamerica.com/imgs/smilies/old-squares/sad.gif)
Also, Kidd, Im flattered that you gave me an extra point but I've only got 1 screenshot correct.
Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 9:55 pm | #93
Movie Screenshot #7
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Spoiler: Click here to toggle spoilerMovie Challenge #6: Marked for Death trailer
a 1990 action film directed by Dwight H. Little. It stars Steven Seagal as John Hatcher, a former DEA troubleshooter. Upon moving back to his home town, Hatcher finds it taken over by a gang of vicious Jamaican drug dealers, led by Screwface.
The film is widely considered by fans and critics alike to be one of Seagal's very best films, due to the fight scenes integrating heavy elements of aikido, as well as use of weapons and arm dislocations. Seagal supposedly studied Obeah, a West Indian term for black magic rituals in depth to make the film.
Only one person answered correctly, which puts Ashley in the lead.
Actually, Ashley is the only one that answered at all I believe.
Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 9:58 pm | #94
Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 10:33 pm | #95
I'll be honest, it's cool that you sent me the message that you did. Not cool that you posted it in the thread. Contemplating a negative 1
Re: Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 10:39 pm | #96
Quote by iKidd:
I'll be honest, it's cool that you sent me the message that you did. Not cool that you posted it in the thread. Contemplating a negative 1
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Re: Re: Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 10:41 pm | #97
Quote by kroberts11:
Quote by iKidd:
I'll be honest, it's cool that you sent me the message that you did. Not cool that you posted it in the thread. Contemplating a negative 1
?
he posted up a tip that would have given you the answer...but he deleted it. I don't think anyone really saw it to make a difference so I'll let it go.
Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 10:49 pm | #98
I saw what he said but Im not going to answer this one =p
Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 10:52 pm | #99
Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 10:59 pm | #100
I'm not going to name any names cuz at this point it doesn't seem like anyone really saw it except one person. So I'm just going to let it go and leave the current shot up
Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 11:04 pm | #101
I mean I'll man up I was trying to bring attention to an exploit then after I posted it I was like well PM would've been better... IDK I mean the score seems sketch anyway... anyone who has managed to get everyone correct is cheating or has a lot of freetime/photographic memory.
Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 11:21 pm | #102
How exactly would one cheat at this?
Re: Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 11:21 pm | #103
Quote by Bay:
I mean I'll man up I was trying to bring attention to an exploit then after I posted it I was like well PM would've been better... IDK I mean the score seems sketch anyway... anyone who has managed to get everyone correct is cheating or has a lot of freetime/photographic memory.
I happen to have a damn good photographic memory. Served me very well in HS when I wouldn't study for tests and could just picture the pages of the book in front of me and ace the test.
I knew yesterday's shot was very familiar, but just didn't have enough time to place it. Went to my nephew's JV football game tonight.
Not sure what is meant by cheating though.....
Part of the challenge to me, on the 2 I haven't known, is to use the internet to my advantage to discover the answer, not sure how that is cheating....
Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 11:24 pm | #104
No shit! I'm constantly checking google and imdb when I don't recognize what movie their from right away. The only real way to "cheat" is to post answers in the thread.
Re: The Ultimate Movie Screenshot Challenge, Volume 11
09/06/11 11:39 pm | #105
Figured more woulda known a Steven Seagal film haha
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