The thread revolves around a movie trivia game where participants pose questions about films, with the aim of answering correctly to ask the next question. The discussion includes various movie clues, responses, and evolving rules regarding the use of external resources for answers.
Participants do not reach a consensus on the rules for answering questions, with some favoring strict no-Googling policies while others suggest allowing it. There is also disagreement on specific movie references and interpretations of clues.
The discussion includes references to various films, some of which may be misremembered or misquoted, and participants express confusion over certain details, indicating a reliance on memory and interpretation rather than definitive knowledge.
Movie enthusiasts, trivia lovers, and those interested in exploring film references and discussions in a playful context may find this thread engaging.
Bandersnatch said:The day the Earth stood still
jedishrfu said:Yep, your turn.
I really liked the scene with Ben Gazara and Michael Rennie where he demolishes the equation with a few simple checks and slashes then says the rest could now be solved with Separation of Variables something I had just learned at college. There aren't too many films that show real math as such a level.
jedishrfu said:Stranded on an island with a monkey, some beautiful island girls and a big kahuna.
Bandersnatch said:Eh, Planet of the Apes, maybe?
krash661 said:is elvis in it ?
krash661 said:lt. robin crusoe, u.s.n.
Bandersnatch said:Oh, Jedishrfu. I you could only stop breaking the thread with your obscure references to 60s films. My parents weren't even fully aware of their gonads back then.
So, anyway, after sudden epiphany, I realized that your last post was not a clue, but the answer. This means we need another question.
Q:
There once was a fella
who had an idea
and all the fellas could dig it!
but one
who took a gun
and thought it was fun
to blame it on a band of fighters