Thank you, Toscano … it’s beginning to resemble ping pong , so can we have someone else who’d like to have a go at the quiz ???
Cheers
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Thank you, Montero … resisting the urge to join in again, like automatic pilot
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We could be here all week … 
Per il gusto di uccidere (internationally released as Taste of Killing , Lanky Fellow and For the Taste of Killing and originally titled as Cacciatore di taglie)
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Correct of course, @aldo - and ‘Cazador de recompensas’ (Bounty Hunter) on this print.
Your turn.
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Many thanks, Montero
Now, a musical comedy starring two blonde bombshells - One famous as a ‘Forces Sweetheart’, the other infamous for appearing in tough 1970s films and not afraid to get dirty !!! ;
More clues …
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‘How to be Very, Very Popular’ (1955)?
Fred Clark (Curse of the Mummy’s Tomb) and Charles Coburn were a giveaway…
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Right again, T
over to you.
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Thank u, my friend. 
As you said not long ago, this is turning into ping pong…
Someone else please step up to the line in my place…
Take up the challenge, and test your knowledge, amigos…
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Since it’s been 4 days, ill go ahead, here’s one that’s not too hard to guess… not too unpopular but not mainstream either… one of my favorite films of all-time.
This seems to have ground to a halt … 
Anymore clues or has someone got the answer?
Alright, ill give you some more clues… this broke the record of the highest grossing film of all-time in the country in which it was made and had a director and leading actor that would go on to do one of the most successful netflix show, which had essentially a sanitized and more mainstream friendly version of the style of this film.
Here’s a few more screenshots.
Elite Squad ?
No…but very good guess, you’re very close.
Ok, so it must the sequel ‘Tropa de Elite 2: O Inimigo Agora é Outro’
Elite Squad 2: The Enemy Within (2010) ?
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Yep, that’s it. It only has loose connections with the original and is thematically different. It’s a better film too imo (but both are masterful). Probably my favorite crime film.
Your turn 
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‘Deadline USA’ (1952)?
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Bravo, old chap! Exactly right.
You’re up next.
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