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Dec. 30th, 2007 06:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
keladry_lupinWe first played this in April, and I brought it back out in July. If you're tired of playing, pass on by, but if you aren't, here's the IMDB Keyword Game again:
[01] -- Go to IMDB.com and look up 20 movies.
[02] -- Post five official IMDB "Plot Keywords" for each movie.
[03] -- Have your friends guess the movie names.
Boy, you guys are good! This didn't take long at all:
1. The Mummy: ancient burial ground, color remake of B&W movie, Biblical plagues, camel, brother sister relationship![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
bluestocking79 and casualmonday got this simultaneously!
2. Tootsie: cocktail party, acting lesson, audition, gender disguise, soap operadroxy
3. Sleepless in Seattle: destiny, Empire State Building New York, grief, radio, widowergardengrrl13
4. The Adventures of Robin Hood: archery, england, outlaw, gentleman thief, usurperdroxy; gardengrrl13recognized it as a Robin Hood movie, but she added "Prince of Thieves" to it, so she missed on a technicality. Errol Flynn, not Costner or Elwes ... though Elwes is yummy, too. (Next time I do this game, remind me not to do any movies that have remakes. It's too tough to guess which one it is, unless -- like in #1 -- I say it's a remake.)
5. Enchanted: part animated, fish out of water, Central Park New York, misunderstanding, princehjsnapepm
6. Ratatouille: food, separation from family, whimsical, restaurant, puppetrycasualmonday
7. A Fish Called Wanda: naked man, American in the UK, key, run over by a steamroller, dog killeddroxy
8. Return to Me: death of wife, Irish Catholic, restaurant, Italy, heartgardengrrl13
9. Babe: fable, fear of death, Christmas, duck, underdogminuet99
10. The Lion in Winter: dysfunctional marriage, heir, medieval, brother brother relationship, mother son relationshiphjsnapepm
11. Who Framed Roger Rabbit: Hollywood, run over by a steamroller, buxom, racism, 1940sgardengrrl13
12. Spaceballs: Winnebago, princess, wedding ceremony gone awry, planet of the apes, parodygardengrrl13
13. Blade Runner: melancholy, Los Angeles California, origami, detective, murderdroxy
14. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: pub, demolition, bathrobe, based on radio show, meaning of lifetudorpot
15. Gosford Park: 1930s, class differences, fake accent, mother son relationship, maidtudorpot
16. Monty Python and the Holy Grail: suspected witch, plague, dismemberment, quest, cult movie castsnarkywench_64 (I feel happy!)
17. Love, Actually: multiple story line, Christmas, crush, language barrier, Wisconsinhjsnapepm
18. Indian Summer: reunion, independent film, nostalgia, thirty something, summer campminuet99
19. Grumpy Old Men: Internal Revenue Service, bloopers during credits, Minnesota, rivalry, ice fishingbluestocking79
20. That Thing You Do!: appliance store, nameless character, 1960s, directed by star, fictional bandsshg316
extra-tough bonus (or so I thought): Boundin': jackalope, singing, self esteem, dancing, sheep shearinggardengrrl13
I admit: I was LOL at the fact that I thought of two movies with "run over by a steamroller" in the keywords. 'Cause that's not a common plot device ....
[01] -- Go to IMDB.com and look up 20 movies.
[02] -- Post five official IMDB "Plot Keywords" for each movie.
[03] -- Have your friends guess the movie names.
Boy, you guys are good! This didn't take long at all:
1. The Mummy: ancient burial ground, color remake of B&W movie, Biblical plagues, camel, brother sister relationship
bluestocking79 and casualmonday got this simultaneously!2. Tootsie: cocktail party, acting lesson, audition, gender disguise, soap opera
droxy3. Sleepless in Seattle: destiny, Empire State Building New York, grief, radio, widower
gardengrrl134. The Adventures of Robin Hood: archery, england, outlaw, gentleman thief, usurper
droxy; gardengrrl13recognized it as a Robin Hood movie, but she added "Prince of Thieves" to it, so she missed on a technicality. Errol Flynn, not Costner or Elwes ... though Elwes is yummy, too. (Next time I do this game, remind me not to do any movies that have remakes. It's too tough to guess which one it is, unless -- like in #1 -- I say it's a remake.)5. Enchanted: part animated, fish out of water, Central Park New York, misunderstanding, prince
hjsnapepm6. Ratatouille: food, separation from family, whimsical, restaurant, puppetry
casualmonday7. A Fish Called Wanda: naked man, American in the UK, key, run over by a steamroller, dog killed
droxy8. Return to Me: death of wife, Irish Catholic, restaurant, Italy, heart
gardengrrl139. Babe: fable, fear of death, Christmas, duck, underdog
minuet9910. The Lion in Winter: dysfunctional marriage, heir, medieval, brother brother relationship, mother son relationship
hjsnapepm11. Who Framed Roger Rabbit: Hollywood, run over by a steamroller, buxom, racism, 1940s
gardengrrl1312. Spaceballs: Winnebago, princess, wedding ceremony gone awry, planet of the apes, parody
gardengrrl1313. Blade Runner: melancholy, Los Angeles California, origami, detective, murder
droxy14. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: pub, demolition, bathrobe, based on radio show, meaning of life
tudorpot15. Gosford Park: 1930s, class differences, fake accent, mother son relationship, maid
tudorpot16. Monty Python and the Holy Grail: suspected witch, plague, dismemberment, quest, cult movie cast
snarkywench_64 (I feel happy!)17. Love, Actually: multiple story line, Christmas, crush, language barrier, Wisconsin
hjsnapepm18. Indian Summer: reunion, independent film, nostalgia, thirty something, summer camp
minuet9919. Grumpy Old Men: Internal Revenue Service, bloopers during credits, Minnesota, rivalry, ice fishing
bluestocking7920. That Thing You Do!: appliance store, nameless character, 1960s, directed by star, fictional band
sshg316extra-tough bonus (or so I thought): Boundin': jackalope, singing, self esteem, dancing, sheep shearing
gardengrrl13I admit: I was LOL at the fact that I thought of two movies with "run over by a steamroller" in the keywords. 'Cause that's not a common plot device ....