1. Flex Martian--Bodybuilder.
2. The Pin Is a Mighty Sword. (Note that all spelling is correct!)
3. Will Kane Stands Alone.
4. The Watch of Colonel Mortimer.
5. The Christmas Angel.
6. The Singing Cricket.
7. Masquerade for Money.
8. The Wrong Man Wins the Cake.
9. Love, Love, Love in Rome.
10. Barn Burner!
11. The Red-Haired Pirate and The Spy.
12. Law, Jazz, and Hardboiled Eggs.
13. The Hit Man Who Liked Cats.
14. And the Waves Washed Over Them.
15. Homer's Chapel.
3. High Noon
ReplyDelete6. Pinnochio
9. Three Coins in the Fountain
Is 15 "Lillies of the Field" ?
ReplyDeleteIt is!
DeleteThree right answers is a great way to start this month's game, Jerome!
ReplyDelete5. It's a Wonderful Life (?)
ReplyDeleteI can think of two possible answers, but I'll go with this one.
That certainly works very well, though I was thinking of another film.
ReplyDelete5. The Bishop's Wife was my other thought.
DeleteThat's the one I intended, though It's a Wonderful Life is just as good.
DeleteHappy New Year, all. I'll take a shot at a couple:
ReplyDelete1. Muscle Beach Party (Flex being the bodybuilder played by future "Mission: Impossible" regular Peter Lupus).
2. The Incredible Shrinking Man (Title protagonist Grant Williams wields a pin in his battle to the death against a spider).
Well done, Al! Those are my favorite alternate titles in this edition.
Delete4 for a few dollars more,
ReplyDelete5 It's a Wonderful Life
8 Ministry of Fear
Great job, Thomas! All are correct. I actually intended #5 to be The Bishop's Wife, but (per above comments) It's Wonderful Life is just as good an answer.
Delete#14: "The Ten Commandments"?
ReplyDeleteThat will work, but there is a better answer for this one.
Delete14. From Here to Eternity?
Delete#10 The Long, Hot Summer?
ReplyDeleteYes! That's the label applied to Ben Quick.
DeleteStill need answers for 7, 11, 12, 13, and 14.
ReplyDelete7. Champagne for Caesar?
DeleteOutstanding, Hal! Not many film fans know of the very funny Champagne for Caesar.
DeleteIs 13 This Gun for Hire?
ReplyDeleteYou are correct, Kayla!
Delete12. Cool Hand Luke
ReplyDeleteThat might work (I don't know about the jazz, though). There is another movie involving law, featuring jazz music, and containing a scene in which hardboiled eggs are consumed.
DeleteStill looking for answers to 11, 12, and 14.
ReplyDeleteA Twitter movie buff correctly answered #14 as From Here to Eternity.
DeleteI cheated and did a search for 11, that was bugging me that I couldn't get it, and I wouldn't post this except that it's gone unanswered for 5 days, I'm going to say number 11 is Against All Flags.
ReplyDeletePatrick, that is indeed the movie! I suppose the remake, The King's Pirate, would work, too, since Jill St. John was also a redhead.
DeleteThe only remaining title is #12, which is a famous courtroom drama with a jazzy score.
ReplyDelete12. Anatomy of a Murder (second try, and thanks for the hint).
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ron! We can finally close out this month's quiz.
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