So the game version of this thread seems fairly popular, why not film? A few things to note beforehand: - One image at a time. An exception to this is when the thread is waiting on the input of a poster who has evidently disappeared. - Poster of the correct answer posts the next image. If you don't wish to post an image of your own, say so. - If you're sure of your answer, post your own image as soon as you like. If not, wait for confirmation. - Given the nature of film, there is infinite potential for wankery here. Don't do it. Images should be readily identifiable by anyone who has seen the film and maintains a reasonable recollection of it. - With respect to the film in question, try to avoid pitching too low or high on the difficulty curve. - In the event of several incorrect guesses, consider posting either a hint to, or another image from, the film in question. - Photobucket/Imageshack (for image hosting) and Google Image Search are your friends. Try and avoiding posting images that are too large/small.
Nope. I admit I was curious whether the thread sunk because nobody was interested, or because nobody knew the film. Guarding against the latter possibility, I'll throw up another image; different film. The first was from Kieslowski's Three Colours: White.
LOL; timing! I think we can count that one as yours. Your turn; or if you don't want to post an image, might as well leave the other one up there now. EDIT: And I see you got that one too whilst I was typing this post. Now it's definitely your turn.