111 1-second films, the 3rd-best movie quiz you'll ever take

[oasisnl]

1.16 all that jazz 1.20 collatarol 1.21 beverly hills cop 1.28 all the presidents men 1.30 ghostbusters 1.33 12 easy pieces 1.36 atonement 1.38 dances with wolves 1.39 snatch 1.43 the age of innocence 1.49 naked gun 2 1.54 deliverence 2.06 jungle fever 2.11 i'm not there 2.18 aliens 2.20 tootsie

[oasisnl]

0.22 america history x 0.24 eyes wide shut 0.27 live flesh 0.36 who's afraid of virginia wolf 0.39 12 angry men 0.43 withnail and i 0.48 audition 055 the exorcist 056 suspiria 059 the bride of frankenstein 1.05 pinnochio 1.12 alien

[kmu6715687]

Planet of the Apes

Exorcist

Suspiria

Bride of Frankenstein

The Cat Came Back

Collateral

Ghostbusters

Atonement

Cinderella Man

Martian Chronicles

[amt253]

@kmu6715687 As you see in the sidebar, Cinderella Man and Martian Chronicles are incorrect, but the rest are right.

[CABRON081]

capolavoro !

[Sullyhause]

Sorry - been resolved - old page cache - done - kaput.

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Outstanding; just outstanding. Thanks amt253.

[Sullyhause]

Is the actor in #51 Dave O'Brien???

[sexualnaczekolada]

#89 is Walther Ruttmann's Berlin, Symphony of a Great City (1927)

#107 is Chronique d'un été (1961)

- but that one is not my gues.

[amt253]

Both correct.

THAT LEAVES ONLY ONE!!!! Who will get it???

[sexualnaczekolada]

No 51 - Shakhmatnaya goryachka (1925)

[amt253]

We have a winner. :)

[JustinMarst]

No. 97 is Jean-Claude Lauzon´s Léolo.

[cFoCaRcBh]

11.the servant

[biaxident79]

No. 36 is "The Tree of the Wooden Clogs".

All of my answers after "Jalsaghar" have been based on hints you have given followed by extensive trips to the library.

Hands down, this is the best film quiz ever made, online or offline!

[amt253]

Thank you. :)

[mjbegg]

45 - Mrs Miniver

[biaxident79]

No. 41 is Sam Fuller's PICK UP ON SOUTH STREET.

No. 49 is that fascist 15-year-old kid from THE NIGHT OF THE SHOOTING STARS.

[amt253]

Biaxident, you're a DYNAMO! Do you have a committee of film lovers helping you, or have you done this all on your own? Either way, I'm impressed. You too, mjbegg.

[biaxident79]

No. 32 is from Manhunter.

No.103 is from YOL, which was directed by Yilmaz Guney while in prison but he escaped in time to finish the editing.

[mjbegg]

62 - À nous la liberté (Rene Clair)

[amt253]

And with that, 100 films have now been identified! Well done, everyone. Only 11 to go!

[mjbegg]

82 - Pépé le Moko

[mjbegg]

104 - How Green Was My Valley (John Ford)

[mjbegg]

42 - The Masque of the Red Death (Corman's 1964 movie)?

[mjbegg]

54 - Mon oncle d'Amérique (Alain Resnais)

[biaxident79]

No. 35 is from Alfred Hitchcock's SABOTAGE.

No. 74 is from THE KINGDOM, Episode 4 (or maybe 5) by Lars Von Trier.

[12ha34ha]

excuse me,you said this is the third best

movie quiz,but i can't find the first and second.

i love these montage a lot

could you tell me where i can find more

please

[amt253]

The "third best" part is a bit of a joke, but I'm working on a sequel called "222 2-second films," which I hope could qualify as the second-best. It should be up by the end of summer. I hope.

[biaxident79]

No. 55 is THE DAMNED directed by Luchino Visconti.

And is that bloody old woman at #42 from WITCHFINDER GENERAL?

[amt253]

The Damned is correct, but the bloody old woman is from a different movie, one that, in fact, contains her condition in its title.

[JustinMarst]

No. 104 Isnt Bergmans Smultronstället (Wild Strawberries), is it?

If not there are shots in that film that are EXTREMELY close.

Sorry, if that has been asked before. This is new to me. A few of the other films are on the "tip of my eye"...Crazy! what a great idea. Do another one like this, please -- great fun!

[amt253]

Glad you like it! A sequel is in the works. And I'm sorry to say that your Bergman guess is pretty far away from what the film actually is.

[12ha34ha]

all about eve

the weeping meadow

the earth trembles

and is jean gabin there

the travelling players

[amt253]

Jean Gabin is there, but of your other answers only The Travelling Players is correct.

[biaxident79]

#17 is THE STORY OF THE LATE CHRYSANTHEMUMS by Kenji Mizoguchi.

[EChinaski]

To name just a few less known: Satantago (the second one and the most beautiful movie ever)

Diary of a Country Priest

The death of Mr Lazarescu

[EChinaski]

I've read the previous comments and I've seen only Satantango wasn't mentioned before... I think there is also a scene from Delicatessen. And Un Chien Andalou.

[amt253]

Un Chien Andalou, while a great film, is not to be found in this clip collection. Perhaps you're confusing it with L'Age d'Or?

[dellaram1]

NUMBER 4 IS LAURA!

[Knoxvicious]

omg! I'm so uncultured! I only got so many! The ending one was Tootsie!!! :)

Sorry if I repeat, but others are I'm Not There, Deliverance, The Cat Came Back, All the President's Men, and I'm thinking MAYBE The Maltese Falcon? I saw a shot of Bogart I think...

[amt253]

It was Bogart, indeed. The film is called "In a Lonely Place," from 1950, as identified by obie1963. Your other answers are correct.

[biaxident79]

Jalsaghar

[amt253]

aka The Music Room. Correct!

[oliver9184]

What are the first and second best movie quiz?

[wackyandet]

the snake pit

[MrsBrando]

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge; )

[amt253]

Yay, I'm glad somebody got this one!

(AKA The Brave Heart Will Take the Bride, for those not from India)

[biaxident79]

Floating Weeds (1959)

[amt253]

The Ozu film has been identified!

That brings the count up to 86. Only 25 to go, everybody! Well done.

[mjbegg]

Music: La Resa dei conti (1966), a.k.a. The Big Gundown

[amt253]

mjbegg, you are correct about the music. Many thanks, of course, to Ennio Morricone for writing it.

[Kemster79]

Alien

[Kemster79]

Adams Rib

[mjbegg]

Animal Farm (1954)

Three Colours-White

[mjbegg]

Wings of Desire (Die Himmel Uber Berlin)

The Wrong Man

The Bridge

Kandahar

The Big Chill

Closely Watched Trains

The Red Balloon

[biaxident79]

WR: Mysteries of the Organism

Death of Mr. Lazarescu

All that Jazz

The Cat came back

Bob le Flambeur

Z

Zero de Conduite

[amt253]

All correct. With that post, you guys have identified 75 films so far! Well done; that leaves 36 to go.

[endlessnice]

Also Samuel Beckett's Film, Jungle Fever, Cleo from 5 to 7, Secrets and Lies, Fantastic Planet, and Five Easy Pieces. Sorry for the double post.

[endlessnice]

Red Desert.

[obie1963]

1900! What an odd scene that is...

[amt253]

Maybe so, but the cat was a communist. All'armi!

[obie1963]

Also Peeping Tom and Once at the end there... and is that Planet of the Apes?

[obie1963]

Oops. Someone already noted planet of the apes.

[amt253]

But Peeping Tom is new. Well done. That leaves exactly 50 to go.

[obie1963]

McCabe and Mrs. Miller, The Taste of Cherry, Amarcord, In a Lonely Place, Strozsek, The Exorcist, Suspiria, Rome Open City, Ali Fear Eats the Soul, Beauty and the Beast (Cocteau), Fantastic Planet, Once

I tried not to repeat...

[amt253]

All correct and none were repeats. The total number of films identified is now exactly 60, leaving 51. Well done, everyone.

[fox003]

Well I wish people would actually read what others posted before stating their movies. *Cough* Ikiru/Ghost Busters

Only one to add for me today...Alphaville.

[maxreeves]

Oh, you're such a nag. :)

I did in fact read all of the other comments before I commented myself, but obviously I missed those two. I apologize for the inconvenience.

[maxreeves]

Diary of a country priest

Withnail & I

La battaglia di Algeri

Ghost busters

Ikiru

The quiet earth

[fox003]

The Player

[amt253]

Bravo; I wondered if anyone would catch that!

[OberKommando77]

OMG! My favorite movie of all time is in there...Collateral! Jamie Foxx and Tom Cruise were brilliant in that movie!

[fox003]

One Froggy Evening

[highclasshole]

American History X

Meshes in the Afternoon

And I believe I saw a clip from Live Flesh in there as well, but maybe not.

[amt253]

First two are correct, but not the third.

[fox003]

Black Narcissus

L'Age D'Or

Bride of Frankenstein

[fox003]

Angels with Dirty Faces

The Barbarian Invasions

The Lady Eve

Andrei Rublev

[chrismania666]

supermodelbreakfast speaking here;

Offcourse, it's what time is it there. :) The guy from the clockstore.

[amt253]

What Time is it There? is correct. Casablanca and Lolita are both incorrect, though your hunch about Ozu is right. But which one?

[supermodelbreakfast]

Stranger than paradise satantango paris, texas The cranes are flying Happiness Audition Bu san (goodbye dragon inn) Delicatessen Naked gun ikiru Chungkin express

[amt253]

All except Goodbye Dragon Inn are correct, though one of the 111 Films was directed by Tsai Ming-Liang.

With Supermodelbreakfast's post, 32 films have been correctly identified, leaving 79.

[spartanpkger]

Marty

The Age of Innocence

[mjf333]

Eyes Wide Shut

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Snatch

My Left Foot

[RobertKidd7]

Habla Con Ella (Talk to Her)

[RobertKidd7]

El Topo

Killer of Sheep

Planet of the Apes

Alien

Beverly Hills Cop

All the President's Men

Ghostbusters

Dances with Wolves

Deliverance

Aliens

[Moh610]

i'm not there

[Moh610]

atonement

american history x

collateral

[Scallopman1973]

Tootsie

[prhughes0]

lovely work, eyes glued to screen.