Neverending Connect the Movie Title game

Dangerous Liaisons

Johnny Dangerously

Johnny Guitar

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Love that film, Raggedy -- the world's first and maybe only kinky Western.

The Fastest Guitar in the West

Ditto, LW

The Fastest Gun Alive

The Guns of Navarone

Force 10 from Navarone

(you made it tough, edgar, 'cause if it weren't for the sequel, one might have been forced to use "the" or "of" again... )

How's this for tough?



10

not tough at all, especially for me:

How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days

Whoops -- except that 10 is a second repetition of my 10. The way one plays the game is to come up with a word or concept association not used before. Like maybe a two digit number:

55 Days at Peking

(I'm sorry, no big deal, but you guys cheat!)

LW: (1) how did you know we cheated? and (2) anyway, everyone else does (says the 5-year old stamping her feet!)


The Days of Wine and Roses


so, LW, since I used the word "Days" again, is that also cheating?

Like I said, no big deal, except it's not quite in the spirit of the game to begin lists -- it's much more difficult to come up with a word or concept association then to reuse the same word. Your challenge was actually to use "Peking" or something associated with China. Using "Days" again was actually copying yourself since you were the next one to post. (Another 5 year old stomping their feet 'cause I didn't get my MAPO).

Actually with "10" being the clue, one could have more fun going "off the board" and come up with:

Bolero

(another film with the same star and a relationship to the film "10")

However, we're already here so:

The War of the Roses

A thousand apologies, effendi- I didn't realize the rules for this thread were created by the Ayatollah of tight bungholah.

The very first reply to the very first post repeated a word. So I guess we started out "cheating", el Supremo.

Yeah, LW, what Snood said, but louder! You go away unless you can loosen up, man!

Magnolia




are you happy now, LW, does that make you feel warm all over?

Actually, that's brilliant.

(No, snood, the very first reply repeated a word once -- it wasn't repeated again as another part of the title was used. That should be the way it goes, but...)

Flower Drum Song