The amulet mentioned in question #9. |
1. An hourglass.
2. A child's sled.
3. A letter with a misspelled word.
4. A jewel-encrusted glove.
5. A 1904 French motor vehicle.
6. A drinking vessel with the figure of a dragon.
7. A wrist watch that also functions as a super magnet.
8. A sword that cuts through iron--but only for one person.
9. A mysterious amulet that wields power when a unique word is spoken.
10. A monogrammed lighter.
11. A piece of paper with runic symbols.
12. A bust of Napoleon (actually several of them).
13. Flash bulbs.
14. A rare postage stamp.
15. An airplane and a beer truck.
14 - Charade
ReplyDeleteBeachgal, thanks for getting this new game off to a great start!
Delete2. Citizen Kane
ReplyDelete7. James Bond- Live and Let Die
ReplyDelete10. Strangers on a Train by Alfred Hitchcock
ReplyDelete#5. "Genevieve."
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed. I thought this was one of the more difficult questions.
Delete13. Rear Window by Alfred Hitchcock
ReplyDeleteRosemarie, well done on all three answers!
DeleteThanks! This was fun! :-)
Deletebeelzabub here - #3 Fury directed by Fritz Lang with Spencer Tracy and Sylvia Sidney
ReplyDeleteWell done...terrific movie, too!
Delete9. I The answer is Zotz!
ReplyDeleteAnd that was the hardest of them all!
DeleteThe book was passable. The movie taken from the book is all but unwatchable and stars a very mis-cast Tom Poston in an over the top yet lethargic performance. High school plays are usually more entertaining.
Delete6. The Court Jeater
ReplyDelete11. The Curse of the Demon
Great job, Toto...and I knew you meant JESTER.
DeleteSorry, that should be The Court Jester for 6
ReplyDelete1. Wizard of Oz
ReplyDeleteI always thought it was the movie's scariest scene...
DeleteRecap: The only objects not identified are: 4, 8, 12, and 15.
ReplyDelete15. Mister Buddwing.
ReplyDeleteGood job! Always thought the first half of that film was intriguing, but the resolution a bit disappointing.
Delete15. North by Northwest
ReplyDelete4. The Green Glove , filmed in 1952 with Glenn Ford
ReplyDeleteHooray! Thought that was a hard one, too, since it's one of Glenn's lesser-shown films.
Delete#8 - Knights of the Round Table ( 1953 )
ReplyDelete#12 - The Pearl of Death ( 1944 )...that's one of my favorites
I'm a PEARL OF DEATH fan, too! KNIGHTS works for #8, but there's also a 1950s "B" film with two rising where said blade is in the title.
DeleteThe first movie I thought of for #14 was "Heart and Souls". It's a Robert Downey Jr romantic comedy, where he is haunted by four ghosts who died prematurely before doing something important. Each had a separate story. One of them, played by Tom Sizemore, wants to return a rare postage stamp he stole back to its rightful owner.
ReplyDeleteThought that was a sweet pic with Downey, Jr.
DeleteWhat's the other answer for #8.
ReplyDeleteTHE GOLDEN BLADE with Rock Hudson and Piper Laurie.
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