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Festive Trivial Quiz
The misguided among us who have not seen the latest Wallace and Gromit will need to rectify the error in order to participate. One of the in-jokes during W&G films is the inclusion of visual references to other notable films- one obvious one is to The Italian Job- the proper one, not the presumably crappy American remake. While this is reference is going on there's another reference to a justly lauded film- it's only a couple of seconds long and it took me a while to dredge up where I had seen the gesture before- anybody know the gesture and the film?
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This took about 2 days to show up on the forum. No takers, so here's a clue
Titanic?
I liked the Aliens reference, myself (and the Welcome signs on the border between Gods Own County and the Other Place...)
The Aliens etc. ones are easy- I chose a more difficult one. A clue: the original is a film based on a famous book about the French-Indian wars in 18th century British America
Oh, of course: Jodie wotsit falling off a cliff in Last of the Mohicans
Excellent!
"Magua will take the Greyhair's children and kill them in front of him so he knows that his line is ended."
Wes Studi simultaneously killed his career but also guaranteed work for many years, in that film
I don't think he ever played anything other than 'dour and scary native' again.
Well, he was certainly very good at it. Somebody on YouTube commented that the end of the film is about the best 10 minutes of cinema possible- I agree