Guess the Movie

[anthrobabe]

I have no clue

"Custers Last Stand" the musical

"Have saloon girl and peace pipe, will travel"

"The smiting of the big west"

I recognize the female in the 2nd photo and her name will come to me at 3am or something.


Oh a while back the stretchy one ---Mr. Soylent Green-Moses hisself  Charleton Heston.(course you all already knew that)

[Opsa]

"Soylent Green is People!"

All of your wild guesses had to do with the mystery movie and would have made good titles. This movie is one of my all-time favorites, ever and should be shown more often than it has been. I haven't seen it for several decades.

Okay, it's time for the give-away photos:

[Swatopluk]

I could count the Westerns I have seen with not much more than one hand.
Stagecoach
Winchester 73
40 Guns
High Noon
Spiel mir das Lied vom Tod
about half of Winnetou 3
That's about all folks (if Firefly/Serenity does not count)

Oh, I forgot Lemonade Joe

[Opsa]

I'm not a huje fan of them myself, but this one was exceptional.

Give-away #2:

[Swatopluk]

Sorry, no  idea. Btw, is the movie b/w or just the screenshots?

[The Meromorph]

Is it "The Outlaw Josie Whales" ?

[Opsa]

No!

But here's one last photo that ought to tip you off.

P.S. Maybe he's doing a Rain dance, Man!

[Swatopluk]

Sorry, no idea.

[Opsa]

The actor seen here has also played a pirate, a woman, a gangster, a jailbird, a bum, an autistic, a graduate, a Focker, and 50-some-odd other roles. He is quite young, here.

[Swatopluk]

That would mean Dustin Hofmann and explain the rain dance reference (=> autist). I would not have recognized him.

That would make it Little Big Man

[Opsa]

YES!

"It is a good day to die."

Your turn.

[Swatopluk]

Will post within the next 24 hours (at this time photobucket is almost unreachable and I have no prepared pictures in the line anyway)

[Griffin NoName]

Anyone (who doesn't provide stills from their own home movies) care to share the secret of where you find them on the internet?

[Swatopluk]

I use my own DVD collection. The IMDB has stills for many films (those have of course to be transferred and namechanged)

[Kiyoodle the Gambrinous]

Google is always good with providing images (used it once with Capote)...

But the problem is that both imdb and google can be easily researched...