Guess That Movie!

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I can tell that if I ever get the chance to post a pic again I will make it harder, these are just silly.
 
The Human Centipede: The First Sequence


Haven't seen it but it looks like one of the sickest and most appalling ideas for a movie.
 
^^^ Just read what its about and that does sound apalling... Think i'll skip that one...
 
Wasn't that guy in Law & Order?
No, at least not as anything more than a one-off guest role.

I know you're young, but not knowing Paul Gleason has to be some sort of crime.

Most people know him as the principal in The Breakfast Club, but I personally prefer to remember him as Deputy Police Chief Dwayne T Robinson.
 
Most people know him as the principal in The Breakfast Club, but I personally prefer to remember him as Deputy Police Chief Dwayne T Robinson.

Well listen, *Dwayne* if you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem.

I love that movie.

The Human Centipede: The First Sequence

That's it! I haven't seen it either, but I have it queued up and I've heard a lot about it.
 
nandeshou.jpg


Next round
 
Looks like a thin Michael Rapaport and a fat Charlie Sheen but I fear it's neither. Does nan deshou mean what's this?
 
Sorry been away all weekend. Forgot I had posted a hint and when I remembered I was sure someone would have guessed it by now.

Kudos to EvilNeal, that is Michael Rapaport on the left.

And yes, nan deshou means "what's this?" in Japanese!
 
I really wasn't convinced it was him, he looks a lot different now so it must be one of his early films, I'll have a guess with The Basketball Diaries aka "Streets of New York"
 
Actually, it means more along the lines of just "What?"

Actually, I have lived in Japan for 11 years and speak Japanese well enough to know that when the context is clear articles and such can be ommitted without causing confusion or altering meaning. Therefore, if I wanted to translate directly from English to Japanese I would have to write "kore wa nan deshou ka". However, since this is a thread dedicated to guessing movie titles from freeze frame pictures "nan deshou" is perfectly adequate.
 
I struggle with English so I'm staying well out of it ;)


Is the movie Higher Learning?
 
Actually, I have lived in Japan for 11 years and speak Japanese well enough to know that when the context is clear articles and such can be ommitted without causing confusion or altering meaning. Therefore, if I wanted to translate directly from English to Japanese I would have to write "kore wa nan deshou ka". However, since this is a thread dedicated to guessing movie titles from freeze frame pictures "nan deshou" is perfectly adequate.

nan darou? ;)
 
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