20 Questions - Movie Edition Round 2

[Taymist]

Yes

 

and

 

yes

[SinisterDeath]

10 hours ago, Taymist said:

In my opinion, no, nobody classes it as a foreign film. But by the standards of your qualification in brackets then it's certainly non American. So I suppose it's a Yes. 

 

No.

 

 

 

 

IMDB does list country of Origin. ?

 

Edited November 2, 2019 by SinisterDeath

[SinisterDeath]

Is the movie Rated G, PG, or PG13 in America?

[Elessar]

Does the movie have an IMDB user rating of 7.0 or higher?

[Taymist]

15 hours ago, SinisterDeath said:

IMDB does list country of Origin. ?

 

 

Not sure what that has to do with my point. Country of origin is not what you asked.  I was replying to your specific phrasing of the question. *twaps nose* 

[Taymist]

15 hours ago, SinisterDeath said:

Is the movie Rated G, PG, or PG13 in America?

 

I already answered the PG13 question based on the IMDB rating. 

 

No to the others as well.

[Taymist]

9 hours ago, Elessar said:

Does the movie have an IMDB user rating of 7.0 or higher?

 

Yes

[Elessar]

Is it an indie movie (non-mainstream) not that well known among the general public?

[Liitha]

Ok so most consider it a movie out of hollywood but technically its made in europe and has actors and producer who isnt american citizens *thinking aloud*

 

So something like harry potter but less popular since that made way more then 50 mill

 

 

[SinisterDeath]

2 hours ago, Liitha said:

Ok so most consider it a movie out of hollywood but technically its made in europe and has actors and producer who isnt american citizens *thinking aloud*

 

So something like harry potter but less popular since that made way more then 50 mill

 

 

Also rated R, MA or unrated. (90s didn't have teen, and maybe not even MA). And genre is either comedy, horror or sci fi, but initially she said no, but it technically is.

So a comedy that's not funny, or horror film that's not scary, or a sci fi film that's not very sci-fi.

 

Was the movie released after January 1st, 1994?

Edited November 3, 2019 by SinisterDeath

[Taymist]

14 hours ago, Elessar said:

Is it an indie movie (non-mainstream) not that well known among the general public?

 

No.

[Taymist]

3 hours ago, SinisterDeath said:

Was the movie released after January 1st, 1994?

 

Yes.

[Elessar]

Is the movie's director British?

[Taymist]

3 hours ago, Elessar said:

Is the movie's director British?

 

Yes.

[Elessar]

Is the movie set before the 1970s?

[Taymist]

5 hours ago, Elessar said:

Is the movie set before the 1970s?

 

No.

[SinisterDeath]

Per IMDB is the film any of the following Genres: Comedy, Drama, or Thriller?
(Overlap is on purpose)

[Taymist]

5 hours ago, SinisterDeath said:

Per IMDB is the film any of the following Genres: Comedy, Drama, or Thriller?
(Overlap is on purpose)

 

Yes

[SinisterDeath]

 Does the movie have an IMDB user rating of 8.2 or higher?

[Taymist]

2 hours ago, SinisterDeath said:

 Does the movie have an IMDB user rating of 8.2 or higher?

 

Yes

[Elessar]

We only have 1 question left and I still can't see which movie this is tbh (a clever choice imo), but perhaps SinisterDeath has an idea?

[SinisterDeath]

2 hours ago, Elessar said:

We only have 1 question left and I still can't see which movie this is tbh (a clever choice imo), but perhaps SinisterDeath has an idea?

Based on this: https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?release_date=1994-01-01,1999-12-31&user_rating=8.2,10.0&certificates=US%3AR,US%3ANC-17
 

Is it Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels?

[Taymist]

lol yes, you're correct, it is indeed Lock, Stock. Well done, Sin. Last second save.

 

[Elessar]

Well done, SinisterDeath!

 

I have never heard of this movie even though I am much into film which is perhaps partly why it never came to mind. Good choice, Taymist!

[Taymist]

Thanks, Elessar. You all did great with the questions. I really agonised over 2 or 3 of the answers because, when not literally specified by IMDb, they are very dependent on personal perspective/experience. Probably just me overthinking though.