Omaha Pro Photo wrote:
name that movie...

Form the Movie "Black Eyed Susan." Susan a young girl from a cotton farm in Georgia who dreams of moving to the big city, but regrets it when she does.

Laura Ann Nudes wrote:


I have a movie in mind.  I'm curious if yours will be the same.

From my non-nude port:  https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/16168567

"Forever Amber" Based on the best seller from 1944.  A poor man's Madame Bovary set in England.

Avicdar - Toronto wrote:

"The Martix Revisited."  The Wachowski Brothers are at it again, falling back on the one franchise that didn't lose money.

Daniel M Martin wrote:
http://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/11337001

Try this one. I love movies and this should be in one.

Ah... this one is from a classic 1980s B flick called "Spring Brake Massacre III."   Your basic killed your little sister by a bad practical joke, but I'm the head cheerleader so you can't do anything about it variety.

Myopic Earache wrote:

Ah yes, Circa 1994 a frame from the (under rated in my opinion) Horror film "Welcome back to the Hotel California." (The first one was never released due to a copyright battle with some song back then...   A Rosemary's Baby meets Nightmare on Elm Street kind of thing.

ExtremeMojo Photography wrote:
Trust me, I'm a screenwriter.

Is that like "Trust me, I'm a used-car salesman"?

Supermodel Photographer wrote:

Is that like "Trust me, I'm a used-car salesman"?

Dude, I would never sell you a hooptie, but I would sell you a bad movie, only difference is that it would be a well written bad movie.

ExtremeMojo Photography wrote:
it would be a well written bad movie.

Those are the worst bad movies.

What the world really needs is a stage production of Speed.

Sophie St Claire  wrote:
How about this one?

This is from the original "Perils of Gwendoline."  This is the late Mary Greenstone who had two children with Clark Gable, which pretty much killed her carrier.  The movie was never released to cover the scandal, only to be rediscovered by Tawny Kitaen's people in 1984, who remade the classic into the equally magnificent feature it is today.

Supermodel Photographer wrote:

Those are the worst bad movies.

What the world really needs is a stage production of Speed.

I disagree, I would rather see a well written bad movie that a megahit that is poorly written, like most are (I'd rather sit through "Repo Man" any day than "Superman Returns").  Of course a stage production of Speed would be cool, but I prefer musicals.  Perhaps "Indian Camp, The musical" by Earnest Hemmingway would be the best of all worlds (and no I'm not gay).

Jennifer Barker wrote:

We did this one already - Remember the Tyrannosaurs and cannibals?

ExtremeMojo Photography wrote:
Of course a stage production of Speed would be cool, but I prefer musicals.

How about having the bus drop into the orchestra pit if it exceeds 50 mph?

Odin Photo wrote:
Fun! I'll give you two if that's ok



And ;

I don't know about the first one, but the second one is from the film "Pale Rider"  The one Burt Reynolds was to direct before Clint Eastwood fired him.  Set in Gangland 1930s Chicago, about a preacher with no name to shut down the booze runners of the day.  I'm kinda glad it worked out the way it did.

Supermodel Photographer wrote:

How about having the bus drop into the orchestra pit if it exceeds 50 mph?

Oh I like that...

Good Egg Productions wrote:
Interesting!

How about this.  Probably easy.



sorry for the wide aspect

I like the wide aspect.

This is from a movie based on a little know Steven King short story called "The Haunting of Salisbury Cove" by the same title.  A young girl is murdered in Salisbury Cove, Maine.  the Bar Harbor Police are unable to solve the murder in 1974, but in 1999 the case is reopened when a family moves into the old lighthouse and strange thing start happening.

ExtremeMojo Photography wrote:

We did this one already - Remember the Tyrannosaurs and cannibals?

Indeed .. sorry .. I will be looking for another then

ExtremeMojo Photography wrote:

I don't know about the first one, but the second one is from the film "Pale Rider"  The one Burt Reynolds was to direct before Clint Eastwood fired him.  Set in Gangland 1930s Chicago, about a preacher with no name to shut down the booze runners of the day.  I'm kinda glad it worked out the way it did.

Hmmm like Pale Rider directed by Eastwood .. don't know if I would have liked it by Reynolds .. although I did not have a problem with him in The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing .. although he was not directing .. could woulda been interesting .. maybe ..