Guess the Movie

[Swatopluk]

If these don't do the trick, the next ones will be unmistakable.

[Griffin NoName]

With every still, it get's harder. Is that how this thread is supposed to work or is this anarchy?

ET phone The Falklands?

[Swatopluk]

With Falklands you are about as near as with Bambi (solution to that after someone gets it)

Here are about the last and first shot.


Now it can be googled easily.

[Griffin NoName]

Indeed. And I have not seen it.

The Call of Cthulhu - H. P. Lovecraft

[Swatopluk]

That answer is correct and I heartily recommend that movie (and the soundtrack too).

Here the obscure references:
There was a planned TV series about the Cthulhu cult(Rough Magik). Only the pilot was made and the action of that took place mainly on the Falklands. The Bambi connection is through Alien 3. The dog alien was internally referred to as the Bambi Burster. The designer (HR Giger) is mainly known for his Lovecraft-inspired art.

[Griffin NoName]

Here's the next movie.

[Swatopluk]

Is that person wearing clerical gowns?

[beagle]

He's either a stalker or he's counterfeiting Playboy 1874 centrefold tea towels.

Is he an artist? It's not Vermeer I suppose?

[Griffin NoName]

More of a Darwinian type than an artist.

[Swatopluk]

Ernst Haeckel would combine both but I don#t know a movie about him.

[beagle]

More of a Darwinian type than an artist.

Is it that bit in "Walking with Dinosaurs" where the big sea-dwelling one leaps over the cobb and drags her into the depths?
Or was that one of my mad fundamentalist dreams?



Anyway, another picture please.

[Griffin NoName]

Mad fundamentalist dream I suspect. It is not walking with dinosaurs or even walking with wolves.



black&white still - it's not B&W film - all in colour

[beagle]

"Embroidery II - The Needle and the Damage Done?"


Are we in Austen/Bronte/Hardy territory here?

Ernst Haeckel would combine both but I don#t know a movie about him.

He's got the beard, that must be worth some points.

[Swatopluk]

Given the first picture, photography had already developed well at the time the movie is set (or someone botched a few facts).

The second picture looks mediterranean and/or Spanish.

I have definitely not seen it, so all I can do is wild guesses.

[Griffin NoName]

Not even Death by Embroidery. Sorry.

A crucial element in development of photography is a central theme.

Looking Spanish is significant. In a way.

Not Austin/Bronte/Hardy or their ilk.



Last of the obscurer pics.