BOOKS MOVIES AND SONGS ALPHABET

[CWO3ROBBIE]

Guess the movie,book or song using the hints given in the preceding post.

Then put up hints about a book, movie or song.

Make them as explicit or obscure as you want.

This can be pictures, quotes, discriptions, or video clips.

 

The name or title of the subject you provide hints about must start with the letter of the alphabet which follows the first letter of the subject that you have identified. When we reach the end of the alphabet we start over with "A"

 

EXAMPLE: HINT: "Frankly My Dear, I Don't Give a Damn". 

ANSWER:

Movie; "Gone with the Wind" (starts with a G)

 

NEXT HINT: The bellhop's dressed in black.

 

ANSWER: SONG; "Heartbreak Hotel" (starts with a H)

 

I'll start it off. The answer to this one has to start with an "A". 

 

Hint: Down the Rabbit Hole" 

 

[Karen Bear]

this is tough, can we have a hint to where they live perhaps?

 

[Snagg]

Los Angeles, in the late 80's / early 90's

[Karen Bear]

Snagg,    is the movie  American History X  ?

[Snagg]

Yep. Seen it?

[Karen Bear]

i seen parts, but my son and husband say it is a great movie.  Not surprising, Edward Norton is talented!

 

Try this one:

A 1958 film which tells the story of two escaped prisoners, one white and one black, who are shackled together and who must co-operate in order to survive.

[Quinn]

Great movie---The Defiant Ones.

 

[Karen Bear]

Amazingly quick, Quinn!!  Ok, now it is your turn to post.....

[Karen Bear]

sorry, i messed up the order before, let me try again with  "B"

 

A 1946 American drama film about three servicemen trying to piece their lives back together after coming home from World War II. It won the 1946 Academy Award for Best Picture. It had one of the highest viewing figures of all time, with ticket sales exceeding $20.4 million.   Samuel Goldwyn was inspired to produce a film about veterans after reading an August 7, 1944 article in Time magazine about the difficulties experienced by men returning to civilian life.

[Karen Bear]

forgot to mention, there is a The proceeding the B for this title, ok?

[Snagg]

"The Best Years Of Our Lives"?

[Karen Bear]

yeppers!!!  Good job!!

[Snagg]

"C"

(Technically, it begins with an "A", but only in the sense that "A Farewell To Arms" begins with an "A")

 

This 1889 novel, written by one of America's premier humorists, is considered to be one of the first time-travel stories.