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" 

 

[Quinn]

"D"

 

This Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist emerged from the British folk scene; he developed an eclectic and distinctive style that blended folk, jazz, pop, psychedelia, and world music. He was one of the leading British recording artists of his day. He produced a series of hit albums and singles between 1965 and 1970.

[Karen Bear]

Donovan-  my friend helped me!

[Quinn]

Yes :-)

 

I love his music

 



[Karen Bear]

they call me mellow yellow, quite rightly  :)

 

 

[funesthememorious]

"E"

 

I thought I heard a stranger. We've got chicken tonight.

[Quinn]

Eraserhead?

[funesthememorious]

Well, I don't... I don't think that's any of your business!  CORRECT!

[Karen Bear]

"F"  as in Funky

 

Fairly rare in its class,this movie is a big-budget, A-grade sci-fi film shot by a major studio, that was not an adaptation of an old classic. 20th Century Fox produced a modern, forward-looking story in the also-rare biology category. The trope of shrinking people was not new in the sci-fi movie world, but the setting (the inside of a human body) was quite new. This novelty helped freshen up the usual big-made-small visual effects.

[Snagg]

"Fantastic Voyage" (Supposedly being remade by James Cameron as we speak)

 

"G"

 

Perhaps THE great American novel, this story of families displaced by ecological disaster and financial heartlessness, only to face bigotry and contempt from their supposed "fellow Americans" once they arrive in the "Promised Land", is becoming more and more relevant around here every damn day.

[Karen Bear]

Sounds like "Grapes of Wrath" to me!  Sure does sound more like the sign of the times these days!

[Karen Bear]

Letter "H", presuming my answer was correct. 

This Western classic about a marshal , about to retire from office and go on his honeymoon with his new Quaker bride. But his happiness is short-lived when he is informed that the Miller gang, whose leader the marshal had arrested, is due on the 12:00 train

[Snagg]

"High Noon"

 

This feature-length animated movie (Which should be recognized as a classic), tells the story of a stranded, rather large alien robot, who befriends a lonely boy in '50's, commie paranoia-infested New England.