'Jaynestown'
A place to talk about movies--old and new, good and bad, high art and high cheese. It's the place to place your kittens on the award winners, gossip about upcoming fims and discuss DVD releases and extras. Spoiler policy: White font all plot-related discussion until a movie's been in wide release two weeks, and keep the major HSQ in white font until two weeks after the video/DVD release.
I got the post its on the notebook. It's a chick flick. Look at the names. And what the other name for a notebook?
I can't get the staple removers at all.
I also can't get the one that totally looks like it should be an Indiana Jones movie, but it isn't.
AmyLiz's quote accidentally gives the James Bond movie away.
What quote? I quoted something?
I am missing number one, the tape dispensers forming a bridge, staple removers in a gang, highlighters on the road, scissors coming through the wall, paperclip man being crussed by a truck, and the staple removers in mouth.
the date book with the post-its all over it are the ones giving me no love.
I kept getting a wrong answer on this one because of punctuation. Just FYI.
I just got "scissors through a wall" and I did have the same punctuation problem as bon bon.
You know, I always think I'm a visual person until someone links to one of these damn quizzes and nothing looks familiar. I got one, and that only because it's the Post-It one and the names gave it away. I sincerely hope I haven't seen most of these!
I'm still missing crumpled up paper against the wall, staple-guy getting run over by packing-tape-truck, flying staple removers, tape dispense finish line, and guy killed by stapler.
[nevermind, punctuation again]
The tape dispensers forming a bridge is from a big sequel, and it's probably the most iconic scene in the movie, and yes, that is supposed to be a bridge.
The paperclip man being crushed by a truck is a pretty iconic scene from its movie too, and yes, it is in fact a depiction of someone getting run over by a truck.
I missing some of the above and the dude stepping on the foil papers.