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Gorilla's in the mist??? :doubt:

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no it's not that- you may think it is, but there are intrinsic differences that will lead you to another path of analysis


ok it is gorillas in the mist- i like guessing better then making! well done celli- astound us!:nod:

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Oh my :shock: I wasn't ready for that.
Have to come back on this, sorry guys.

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sorry celli-it was a nice picture though, wasn't it?

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Vééééry nice Vivi, what was the original image from? It looks familiar.

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it is the mist poster- but i'm too naive to hide the gorillas- good idea, poor execution

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OK here we go again.....it's a movie

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Hmmm, earlier today I thought it could be Citizen Kane by Orson Welles.
Might as well post my guess :biggrin:

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And we have a hole in one, well done Aventure, over to you :jossun:

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Thank you celli, glad I solved one after a long break in this thread :lol:

I am looking for an album, it's probably very easy ...

Therefore I would like you to mention not only the artist as well as the album title but also the songs I am hinting at.

http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x...fans/album.jpg

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Just wondering: why is Citizen Kane 'living in New York'? It was one of the first things I thought about, but as Xanadu is located in Florida, and William Hearst himself (though known for his NY newspaper fights) lived in Hearst Castle in California, I thought I had to search further ;).

For the album, I think it is One Plus One Is One by Badly Drawn Boy.

Songs included in the image:
- the title song itself
- "Year of the Rat" (2008)
- "Life Turned Upside Down" (3d17)
- "Four Leaf Clover" (possibly in a remix with "The Blossoms" because of the colours :lol:)
- you could argue that "Fewer Words" is in there as well (can't get much fewer than one upside down one), but that's maybe a bit farfetched...

and of course the artist is pictured as well!

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Well done Helanren on getting all the clues (plus extra ones: I had no particular reason to paint the clover that way, and about fewer words, I didn't intend to include that one but good you saw it :)
So over to you!

(About Citzen Kane and New York, I was confused about this too, that's why I didn't post earlier)

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I must say it threw me of the trail too, I'm sure celli will have an explanation........and a big well done to The Helman:arms:

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In the mean time, let's just search for another one then :biggrin:

film

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Citizen Kane II :rotfl:

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"The greatest film never made" :rotfl:???


Sorry, .... :no:

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As for the New York -bit, it could have been any old town, just picked the first one that came up in my mind. I could have made Eve say ''my son who lives in the city'', but that was a bit too close to citizen to my liking.

citizen
Noun
1. a native or naturalized member of a state or nation
2. an inhabitant of a city or town

If anyone had asked about New York, I would have explained that it could have been any city, but Aventura decided she didn't need another clue and good for her :)

And officially Citizen Kane was never about William Randolph Hearst,or at least that is what the tour-guide at Hearst Castle told me when I visited there last year, of course nobody believes him, but that's a whole other story.

As for Helanren's ''new'' pictionary........Abeltje?????":biggrin:

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Hahaha, another classic of course (well, maybe not so much the movie :lol9:), but not the film I'm looking for. Or actually films, as there are two of them with the same name that came out with just one year in between ;).

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And I was joking about this, I never knew it existed:lol:

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Since there aren't too many options on who the other son could be... How about Able and Able?

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So were they.... ;).

Haha, and I thought I was limiting choices by mentioning the 2-with-a-year-between hint :)! But I see no real link to NY there, so I am unable to accept that answer ;)

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Spoiler:

How many children did Adam and Eve have? The Bible does not give us a specific number. Adam and Eve had Cain,Abel, Seth and many other sons and daughters . With likely hundreds of years of child-bearing capability, Adam and Eve likely had 50+ children in their lifetime.

Could be anyone of 50+:rotfl:

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Must have been a real paradise for Eve....

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I was thinking of stretchmarks, dirty diapers, waking up in the middle of the night etc., and then that times fifty...though to be fair, after the first ten or so, labour must have been a piece of cake ;).

No, not a ballet dancer, quite the opposite in fact :rotfl:! Though sometimes....
Keep thinking in that direction however ;).

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Is it Babe Ruth 1997 or Babe Ruth 1998?
Although I don't really see why, but he played in New York and ''Babe'' could be short for ''baby'' and the two movies are from two years in a row.

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Not those films either, but like SF you are moving in the right direction (by picking up on the "playing clue" ;))

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Well tickle my **** till Friday, I have no clue whatsoever as what you mean by that.:misbas:

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OK, look at how you interpreted "playing in NY" and then vary on that to get warmer then you are now ;)

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I think celli will be getting her **** tickled 'till Friday with this one:lol:

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Don't worry, that's just celli trying to sound Liverpudlian ;)

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:lol: Celli Valentine does have a ring to it though.....

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I must admit, that phrase always stuck by me somehow after seeing that movie...loved it and loved her image of Joanna Lumley thinking she was an airline stewardess (on Concorde I believe) and turning out to be a high-class
Back to Hel's pict. could it be playing as in playing music?

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You were closer the first time ;) Look at the other change to the "old" image as well; it may not be an obvious search clue, but it could help.

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Going out on a limp here: The First Deadly Sin from 1980 maybe... I am pretty sure it is Sinatra that sang "New York, New York", though wiki names Gerard Kenny (So good, they named it twice :lol:)

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The letters are green, does that mean it's about an Irish New Yorker?
Did Adam and Eve have a son called Paddy?

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:lol:No celli he was called Shamus McFlirty

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Haha, no idea, you'll have to ask celli. She's the one who persuaded Eve to pose for this pictionary.

I looked it up, just to make sure, but I do not think there is a connection between 'Irish' and 'green' in this case.

If you combine the things mentioned before:
- first clue : "other son of A+E" - 2nd clue "playing" (but not as a musician and definitely not as a ballet dancer)
- 3rd clue: in NY and green

The first clue gives you half of the title, second and third clue together lead to the other half.

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I'm beginning to really, really hate you, you know.

Men in green.....Robin Hood: Men in Tights or Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
Of course New York is nowhere in sight.

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but....?????

And as you already figured out, Robin Hood played closer to York then to New York, so :no:...

What other people like Babe Ruth play in NY? And just to make sure, which sons of Eve do you know?