Over at Empire Online, artist Amie Bolissian has worked up a large “cryptic canvas” that includes visual cues for 50 film titles. How many can you spot? Here’s a quick shot of the image but head on over to Empire to investigate more closely:

Over at Empire Online, artist Amie Bolissian has worked up a large “cryptic canvas” that includes visual cues for 50 film titles. How many can you spot? Here’s a quick shot of the image but head on over to Empire to investigate more closely:

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14 responses to “Amie Bolissian’s cryptic movie canvas: How many can you spot?”
I’ve got half so far, but I’m in need of a break.
Very fun though.
I did this before, and that woman at the bottom with the books confused the heck out of me. I still can’t figure it out… hints?
That’s one the last 3 I’ve yet to figure…
Clue: She’s standing in front of a pulp machine.
This is a pretty old quiz. It’s brilliant though.
I did this a few weeks ago. Entertaining, although the difficulty curve on some of these is just plain awful (it took me FOREVER to get the “woman and the books” clue, as well as a few others).
Anyone need any help just post your question and I’ll do my best to give unspoiler-ish hints.
Likewise… Good luck with the cheerleaders.
I’m surprised at some of their movie choices. A lot of them aren’t exactly considered classics.
i’m stuck on 45. missing –
1. the fighting girls in the graveyard
2. the windmill
3. the graph thingy on the water tank
4. the two guys with kids
5. and i can’t even find the last clue
Parker,
Here’s a clue to 3:
It came out in 1999 and its related to mathematics.
I can’t figure out 1,2, or 4 either.
Just figured out “the two guys with kids”
Try to figure out other words for guys and kids.
Movie came out in 2006.
thanks joe – when you put it that way it’s obvious
three to go…
ooh, i got the windmill – it’s not literal
Fighting girls in the graveyard was a highly anticipated movie that came out in 2002. It was the only movie of its series that wasn’t the highest grossing film of the year.
Windmill: musical