Except for the person I saw it with, you are the only other person I know who has seen Timecrimes. I remember thinking that it was clever, but at times frustrating.
Time-traveling, singing repairman attempts to effect social justice, but ultimately loses the woman he loves ... only to regain her?
Not sure on this one and I do like a good time travel film!
A punt on Hot tub time machine?
Nope.
It is perhaps stretching a point to call what Im describing a time travel film. Most students of the genre agree that it is (or at least sorta is), but others rather strenuously disagree. Heres a hint:
Time-traveling, singing repairman attempts to effect social justice, but ultimately loses the woman he loves ... only to regain her?
Not sure on this one and I do like a good time travel film!
A punt on Hot tub time machine?
Nope.
It is perhaps stretching a point to call what Im describing a time travel film. Most students of the genre agree that it is (or at least sorta is), but others rather strenuously disagree. Heres a hint:
Time-traveling, singing repairman attempts to effect social justice, but ultimately loses the woman he loves ... only to regain her?
Not sure on this one and I do like a good time travel film!
A punt on Hot tub time machine?
Nope.
It is perhaps stretching a point to call what Im describing a time travel film. Most students of the genre agree that it is (or at least sorta is), but others rather strenuously disagree. Heres a hint:
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court?
Yep. There have been a number of versions. The one I was specifically thinking of was the 1949 one with Bing Crosby.
Time-traveling, singing repairman attempts to effect social justice, but ultimately loses the woman he loves ... only to regain her?
Not sure on this one and I do like a good time travel film!
A punt on Hot tub time machine?
Nope.
It is perhaps stretching a point to call what Im describing a time travel film. Most students of the genre agree that it is (or at least sorta is), but others rather strenuously disagree. Heres a hint:
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court?
Yep. There have been a number of versions. The one I was specifically thinking of was the 1949 one with Bing Crosby.
Some small confusion on that one, I guess. Both actors were in a screen version of Bewitched, but the connection I had in mind was that Chenoweth starred in a revival of Promises, Promises, a musical based on the Billy Wilder film, which starred MacLaine.
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It's an 80's film and the director has cropped up a few times on this thread and screenshot game
Just a guess The Fly?
:thumbup: correct guess KB
Not sure on this one and I do like a good time travel film!
A punt on Hot tub time machine?
BTW have you seen Time Crimes?
Except for the person I saw it with, you are the only other person I know who has seen Timecrimes. I remember thinking that it was clever, but at times frustrating.
Nope.
It is perhaps stretching a point to call what Im describing a time travel film. Most students of the genre agree that it is (or at least sorta is), but others rather strenuously disagree. Heres a hint:
Yep. There have been a number of versions. The one I was specifically thinking of was the 1949 one with Bing Crosby.
Hint #1:
The only movie I can think of is Bewitched.
Nope. If it helps, the person on the right is Shirley MacLaine; on the left, Kristin Chenoweth.
:thumbup:
Some small confusion on that one, I guess. Both actors were in a screen version of Bewitched, but the connection I had in mind was that Chenoweth starred in a revival of Promises, Promises, a musical based on the Billy Wilder film, which starred MacLaine.
I feel that I should know this one, but there are just way too many drug movies. Trainspotting perhaps?