The Guess a Movie Screenshot Thread

Nope not the Lassiter-movie… I’ll post a more revealing screenshot next.

A couple of little hints though: I saw the German Django-titled dvd release of this… Should narrow it down a bit. The first screenshot posted is taken from the beginning of the movie before the title comes up and is the guy being shot in the back is a very well-known spaghetti western actor who’s also plays the lead in this one.

DJANGO, die Bibel ist kein Kartenspiel

Django Spricht Das Nachtgebet…or A Name That Cried Revenge.

YES! Was about to post a screenshot sporting William Berger also… The guy in the first screenshot getting shot in the back is of course Anthony Steffen.

I absolutely love those German biblical spaghetti western titles… So you weren’t that far of titlewise scherpchutter :slight_smile:

Over to you Silver !

[quote=“Søren, post:204, topic:907”]YES! Was about to post a screenshot sporting William Berger also… The guy in the first screenshot getting shot in the back is of course Anthony Steffen.

I absolutely love those German biblical spaghetti western titles… So you weren’t that far of titlewise scherpchutter :slight_smile:

Over to you Silver ![/quote]

I was going to add that i’d know that opening shot anywhere. I’m very fond of this film…and like the soundtrack even more! Have to do the screenshot tonight though…keep getting bumped off the computer by my kid! Still it’ll give me time to pick something hard…(since all my others have been guessed in one go…)

I suppose you’ll love the Italian titles of many movies as well; often they’re biblical and sometimes rather funny

I’ll make a list with the best titles and their literal translation later this week

One of the best is (not biblical):

Lo ammazzò come un cane … ma lui rideva ancora
I killed him like a dog … but he kept laughing

Ok…won’t be the best quality but here goes. We’ll start with a couple of the villains…

[quote=“scherpschutter, post:206, topic:907”]I suppose you’ll love the Italian titles of many movies as well; often they’re biblical and sometimes rather funny

I’ll make a list with the best titles and their literal translation later this week

One of the best is (not biblical):

Lo ammazzò come un cane … ma lui rideva ancora
I killed him like a dog … but he kept laughing[/quote]
Yes I love that one and want more :slight_smile: You should make a new topic, scherpschutter, where appealing spaghetti western titles in any language could be added with their English translation. More, more, more :slight_smile:

Could it be Sette pistole per un massacro…

It is indeed… So much for my earlier comment about finding a harder one… :stuck_out_tongue:

;D

They call him cemetary?

[quote=“Dorado, post:212, topic:907”]They call him cemetary?[/quote]Right!

Here is one with a well known SW actor, the film is not a SW though.

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Is it Beatrice Cenci?

Yes :wink:

OK, here goes…

This is really bugging me - he does the arm-stretch thing and then he makes somebody else do it … I’m thinking this’ll be a PLL film (maybe manos torpos) and then I’m thinking … Drummer of Vengeance instead ?

PLL … Garringo

Garringo, is correct, I believe!