How many movie titles can you make from the letters above? A five-letter one starring Tom Hardy? Another four-letter one starring Sam Rockwell? Or there's the latest in a space adventure series.
A movie in which Nicole Kidman plays the foster mother of a man trying to find his way home?
If you are allowed to use letters more than once, you'll find a David Fincher classic. Or Ryûhei Kitamura's 2012 slasher starring Luke Evans as a highway crime victim who turns out more murderous and hellbent on destruction than his gang of assailants.
Real movie loons might find a 2007 Brendan Cowell film too, about a Melbourne cop driven crazy by an incessant ringing in his ears.
And what about a 2018 movie title that uses each letter once?
CINECAL: ONE SENTENCE REVIEWS
If you are allowed to use letters more than once, you'll find a David Fincher classic. Or Ryûhei Kitamura's 2012 slasher starring Luke Evans as a highway crime victim who turns out more murderous and hellbent on destruction than his gang of assailants.
Real movie loons might find a 2007 Brendan Cowell film too, about a Melbourne cop driven crazy by an incessant ringing in his ears.
And what about a 2018 movie title that uses each letter once?
CINECAL: ONE SENTENCE REVIEWS
2 comments:
Ahhh
All I got is Solo and Venom.
I'll try again after I wake up
Solo!
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