Hi, everyone! As always, here's a quick recap of the rules:
1. You may ask up to five yes or no questions a day. Each guess does count as one question.
2. Please number each question or each guess to make it easier to respond to them.
3. The player who is the first to guess the movie correctly will be the one to make the selection for the following week’s Name the Movie Game.
4. The game will end on Saturday night if the movie is not guessed.
I will answer questions until 11 p.m. tonight (and starting again tomorrow if we're still playing). I'm thinking of a classic movie made in the 1930s. Let the game begin!
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Hi there, Toto! #1 - Does this movie fit into one of the following genres: horror, comedy, swashbuckler, or fantasy?
ReplyDeleteHi, Rick!
ReplyDelete1. Yes.
Hi toto2, hi Rick
ReplyDelete1. Was it nominated for any Oscars?
Hello, Saz!
ReplyDelete1. Yes.
2. Was it made after 1935?
ReplyDeleteHi everyone!
ReplyDelete1. Did Errol Flynn, perform in the movie?
Saz
ReplyDelete2. Yes.
Hello, Dawn!
ReplyDelete1. No.
3. Does it take place in the 1930's?
ReplyDelete#2. Did Bette Davis perform in the movie?
ReplyDeleteSaz
ReplyDelete3. This is a hard question to answer. Time isn't discussed. Since I cannot answer this question well, I will throw it out, with apologies. You have three more questions, Saz.
Dawn,
ReplyDelete2. No.
Hi, Saz! Hey, Dawn! #2. Does it take place totally in the U.S.?
ReplyDeleteThanks, toto2.
ReplyDelete3. Did the director also star in the movie?
Rick
ReplyDelete2. This, too, is a hard question to answer. Place isn't discussed specifically. Again I will throw out this question, with apologies. You have four more questions, Rick.
Saz
ReplyDelete3. No.
2. Is it a fantasy?
ReplyDeleteRick
ReplyDelete2. Yes.
4. Is it Topper?
ReplyDeleteSaz
ReplyDelete4. No. But I think that was a good guess!
3. Is it based on a literary source?
ReplyDeleteRick
ReplyDelete3. Yes.
4. Did any of the characters sing in it?
ReplyDeleteRick
ReplyDelete4. Yes.
5. Is it Snow White?
ReplyDeleteSaz
ReplyDelete5. Yes! It is indeed "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" with its timeless and spaceless qualities and singing characters. Very well done! Would you be up to hosting next week's Name the Movie Game?
As I just got here all I can say Is Saz is still on her hot streak, Saz I'm impressed,
ReplyDeleteI am duly impressed! (I whistled as I wrote that...because I'm working...get it?)
ReplyDeleteI just got here, and it looks the game is over. :(
ReplyDeleteI feel I have to share this with Rick whose questions really set it up for me, i.e. fantasy, literary source, characters sing.
ReplyDeleteWelcome, Paul and Tom! We had some great questions tonight and Saz put everything together very quickly.
ReplyDeleteSo, using a baseball analogy, I'd be the set-up pitcher and Saz would be the closer. Hmmm...closers make a lot more...good for Saz, bummer for me!
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ReplyDeleteThanks to everyone for a fun game. Good night!
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