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I thought this might be quite a fun game, also using some Brain power...

The first person says a movie. The next person says another movie, and say how they linked it.

For example....


Person A: Romeo and Juliet

Person B: Moulin Rouge ((Baz Luhrman directed both))


It doesn't matter what the link is, as long as you state it. Also, try not to make it the same link as the one before, or it'll get too repetitive.

Examples of Links: Actors, Directors, Producers, Both nominated for the same award...

I'll start: The Gift

The Missing - both star Cate Blanchett (sp)

Missing

( Both have Missing in their titles )

Missing (1982)

Carrie

(both star Sissy Spacek)

Carrie (1976)

Misery (1990)

Both based on Stephen King novels.

Misery

A few good men

Both directed by Rob Reiner

A Few Good Men

Rules of Engagement

Both are military courtroom dramas.

Rules of engagement

Traffic

Both writen (screenplay) by Stephen Gaghan

Traffic

Changing Lanes

Both imply traffic/cars/roads in their title

Changing Lanes

Goodwill Hunting

Both have Ben Afleck in them

Good Will Hunting

Fiding Forrester

Both directed by Gus Van Sant

Finding Forrester

The Sandlot

Both have a reclusive legend who inspires a kid.

The Sandlot

Black Hawk Down


Tom Guiry was in both

"Black Hawk Down"

"Pearl Harbor"

Both are based on real wartime events, and they both star Josh Hartnett.

Pearl Harbor

Waterworld

Both were high budget box office bombs..........

Waterworld

The Road Warrior

Both depict less-than-ideal post-apocolyptic environments; one is a world with too much water, the other is a world with not enough water.

"The Road Warrior"

"Braveheart"

Both star Mel Gibson

"Braveheart"

"Troy"

Both are war epics

"Troy"

"Pirates of the Caribbean"

Both star Orlando Bloom

POTC

Master & Commander

Both have battles on water. Ship vs ship

Master and Commander

Gladiator

both star Russell Crowe

Gladiator

The Crow

Both have actors that died during production.

The Crow

Batman Returns

Both have characters that return from the dead (Catwoman)

Hey Soth, long time no see!

Batman Returns

Forbidden Zone (1980)

Both are surreal and fantasy-like, both star famous short guys, and both prominently feature music by Danny Elfman.

Forbidden Zone

George of the Jungle (1997)

The Director ((and Writer)) of Forbidden Zone , Richard Elfman, appeared in George of the Jungle as 'Bongo Dancer at Dance Club', under the pseudonym of Aristide Sumatra. Don't believe me? Check out this page...

"George of the Jungle" (1997)

"The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle" (2000)

Both are live-action comedy flops based on Jay Ward cartoons from at least three decades earlier; both TV shows star cartoon voice legend Paul Frees, and both movies star actors who have portrayed Dan Conner on "Roseanne" (John Goodman and Abraham Benrubi).

"The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle"


"South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut" (1999)

Both based on cartoon tv series

"South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut" (1999)

"Monty Python and the Holy Grail" (1975)

Both are irreverent comedies that feature the main actors in multiple roles.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (( My faveourite movie of all time!))

Charlie's Angels - Full Throttle

Both feature John Cleese

The Godfather one and the Godfather two

(same director for both movies)JM

I'm gonna resurrect my fun game...

Godfather

S1m0ne (2002)

Both star Al Pacino