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Can you figure out these movie titles? (Original Post) Playinghardball Sep 2013 OP
Let's see.. {edited} X_Digger Sep 2013 #1
Would you mind editing to move the answer out of the title, please? Donald Ian Rankin Sep 2013 #4
This message was self-deleted by its author X_Digger Sep 2013 #9
Thanks. Donald Ian Rankin Sep 2013 #8
I can do a few, but not as many as I should be able to. Donald Ian Rankin Sep 2013 #2
Aha, I think I have another! Donald Ian Rankin Sep 2013 #3
No, 6 is... Recursion Sep 2013 #15
I believe we need to agree on a numbering scheme, hehe. n/t X_Digger Sep 2013 #16
Would 10 be uppityperson Sep 2013 #5
I don't think so. Donald Ian Rankin Sep 2013 #7
It seems to be the cardinality of the probability of the inner product operator Recursion Sep 2013 #18
I think you got the first one.. X_Digger Sep 2013 #10
Laplace, not Fourier, incidentally Recursion Sep 2013 #14
- IDemo Sep 2013 #6
Nope, but I haven't seen a movie in 40 years Link Speed Sep 2013 #11
Wow...I'm curious, Link Speed, what was the last movie... GReedDiamond Sep 2013 #20
'Easy Rider' Link Speed Sep 2013 #28
No! treestar Sep 2013 #12
Kick! Anyone else get any more of these? n/t X_Digger Sep 2013 #13
My guesses Recursion Sep 2013 #17
Nerds! 1000words Sep 2013 #19
# 1 BKH70041 Sep 2013 #21
#3 BKH70041 Sep 2013 #22
#9 BKH70041 Sep 2013 #24
#5 BKH70041 Sep 2013 #25
#4 BKH70041 Sep 2013 #26
Lol, brilliant! n/t X_Digger Sep 2013 #23
Try these titles Playinghardball Sep 2013 #27

X_Digger

(18,585 posts)
1. Let's see.. {edited}
Sun Sep 22, 2013, 02:27 PM
Sep 2013

Last edited Sun Sep 22, 2013, 03:19 PM - Edit history (3)

X or cist (Exorcist)..

Looper for the one in a loop..

Maybe Inception for the f(f(f(x))) one?

edited to hide the first one from the title..

Response to Donald Ian Rankin (Reply #4)

Donald Ian Rankin

(13,598 posts)
2. I can do a few, but not as many as I should be able to.
Sun Sep 22, 2013, 02:37 PM
Sep 2013

1) Don't know. Something to do with tangents, I guess?
2) Joan of arc
3) Don't know. I want the answer to be "The Range", but that's not a film. "Home on the Range" or "The Lone Ranger" or something, I guess?
4) Don't know.
5) Vector
6) Don't know
7) Don't know
8) Exorcist
9) I'm ashamed to day that not merely do I not know the film, I don't even recognise the first two equations. The third looks like a fourier transform, but that doesn't help much.
10) Don't know. The only thing I can think of is "the mod squad".

Recursion

(56,582 posts)
15. No, 6 is...
Sun Sep 22, 2013, 11:48 PM
Sep 2013

"In the Loop", I think. (Very funny movie about the diplomatic maneuverings before the Iraq war, starring the new Dr. Who.)

Recursion

(56,582 posts)
18. It seems to be the cardinality of the probability of the inner product operator
Sun Sep 22, 2013, 11:55 PM
Sep 2013

Which makes no sense to me.

Recursion

(56,582 posts)
14. Laplace, not Fourier, incidentally
Sun Sep 22, 2013, 11:48 PM
Sep 2013

I can describe what those three equations in #9 mean but I can't for the life of me connect that to a movie title.

EDIT: oh, cute: "Transformers". Possibly "Transformers III".

And that's a wavelet, Bessel, and Laplace transform, respectively.

GReedDiamond

(5,311 posts)
20. Wow...I'm curious, Link Speed, what was the last movie...
Mon Sep 23, 2013, 12:03 AM
Sep 2013

...you ever saw?

Forty years ago - 1973 - was the year I graduated from high school, that's a long time ago.

I find this statement "I have never understood the appeal of movies" to be likewise fascinating.

I know there are a lot of really bad movies out there, but do you not consider movie-making to be an art form?

Could you elaborate?

Thanks.

 

Link Speed

(650 posts)
28. 'Easy Rider'
Mon Sep 23, 2013, 03:07 PM
Sep 2013

I was on a motorcycle ('47 knucklehead) of the Lower 48 States when I met a woman from Bryn Mawr, PA. She had seen the movie and took me to see it in Villanova.

When we walked out of that movie, I swore I would never enter another movie theater.

Also, I don't want to sit down for 90 minutes with a bunch of people I don't know. I would much rather spend my time and money in a cool blues joint with a bunch of friends and wild women.

However, I do have one of those BLU things plugged into my teevee and I spend some evenings watching old shows.

Movies as an art form? I believe anything can be elevated to an art form.

Recursion

(56,582 posts)
17. My guesses
Sun Sep 22, 2013, 11:54 PM
Sep 2013

Going row-major (ie,
1 2
3 4
5 6

etc.)

1: Tangents (1994)
2: Joan of Arc (several)
3: Open Range (2003)
4: I want to say "Composition" or "Curry", but neither is apparently a movie title
5: EDIT oh, ha ha: "The Matrix" (that's an old way of writing matrices)
6: In the Loop
7: Star Wars
8: Exorcist
9: Transformers III
10: Just going to go with "The Probability Factor" (1976)

 

Playinghardball

(11,665 posts)
27. Try these titles
Mon Sep 23, 2013, 12:53 PM
Sep 2013

Manhattan, Joan Of Arc, FDR, Infinity, The Odd Couple, Lost In A Loop, Star Wars, Exorcist, Transformers, Absolute Power

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