Name that Film
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Not Hans Christian Anderson, but you're definitely on the right track. It has a very similar vibe.
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Another clue: this was sort of a poor man's Wizard of Oz.
Another clue: this was sort of a poor man's Wizard of Oz.
There was a color version in 1961 with Annette Funicello and Tommy Sands, and a TV version with Drew Barrymore in 1986. But I don't think that pic is from either film.
Nope, not Babes in Toyland.
Nope. Go back about 20 more years.
OK, no one is getting this, so let me post ANOTHER pic from the SAME film. This should make it a whole lot easier:
^^ Is it The Blue Bird (1940)?
^BINGO!!!
*enter marching band*
Glad someone finally got it. I loved that movie when I was little. It seemed to be on TV all the time.
Your turn.
*enter marching band*
Glad someone finally got it. I loved that movie when I was little. It seemed to be on TV all the time.
Your turn.
Okay, here goes.
It's another rather obscure film, but I'm willing to bet someone here has seen it.
It's another rather obscure film, but I'm willing to bet someone here has seen it.
^^ The fish aren't biting, eh?
Okay, hint number 1: It's a Hammer film from the Sixties. Nothing with Dracula or Frankenstein in it.
Okay, hint number 1: It's a Hammer film from the Sixties. Nothing with Dracula or Frankenstein in it.
The Lost Continent, yes?
You got it. I love that picture -- a totally bizarre mishmosh of a motley group of passengers on a leaky tramp steamer, flesh-eating seaweed, rubber monsters, descendants of Spanish Inquisitors (All together now: “No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!”), and brassy blonde Suzanna Leigh wearing approximately half a dress.
My favorite line is when the Captain says: “Now we go where the weed takes us.” Considering the trippy nature of this movie, I don't think he was talking about seaweed.
Oh, your turn.
A nice easy one...
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