Florence, Italy. I wouldn’t mind to live there for one year. Marvelous city.

The music is Also sprach Zarathustra (Richard Strauss)

2001: A Space Odissey opening:

Is this the best film opening ever?

This one is featured on the list “Top 10 Classic Midnight Movies”:

http://www.iknowthatmovie.com/lists/#ratings

I bet they’re heading that way!

WolframAlpha Blog: What’s in the Logo? That Which We Call a Rhombic Hexecontahedron

Well, I guess this was an easy music quiz. All the music says is the name of the movie!

In the image the fabulous Jane Birkin. I’m also a fan of her discography.

You may have noticed that this scene takes place in the DMZ separating North and South Korea by the color of the roofs.

I’ve been told this is a great movie by Béla Tarr. Has anyone seen it?

A Stunning Visual Portrayal of Earth. With aerial footage from 54 countries, Home is a depiction of how the Earth’s problems are all interlinked.

A fabulous Michael Mann’s movie without the action we’re used to see in his films. But the tension is all there with a great plot and outstanding performances of Al Pacino and Russel Crowe. I have to see this movie again.

This is the Cadillac we see young Henry Hill parking.

Yes, that’s sand!

The music is “Carnival of the Animals – The Aquarium” by Camille Saint-Saëns.

The perfect hypnotic sound to this marvelous film, shot almost entirely at “magic hour,” the hours between day and night early in the morning and late in the evening. Terrence Malick wanted to have a white sky and no sight of the sun.

Also in the Tarantino’s Top 20 movies list since 1992.

I thought there would be more “Me, myself and Irene” guesses for this quiz :)! Just one.

The frame presented in this quiz is the last moment of the film.

(Let’s see if that gravatar works)

You can see a small part of the fall in the trailer.

“Romancing the Stone” has a great “two people falling through the jungle”. Surely you remember Michael Douglas landing with the face between Kathleen Turner’s legs. But this “two people falling through the jungle” (I like this designation) is the longest and apparently most violent I’ve ever seen. Of course that it’s only possible in a movie that doesn’t take it too seriously. They seem to get over this fall as if it was nothing.

The frame shows the end of the fall, just before they hit the water.

Do you know more movies with scenes where two people are falling through the jungle?

Yes, close to the upper right corner it’s a person falling down. But is there only one?

Chopin Ballade No. 1

The music is used in this pungent scene!

I do see a waterfall and a rather tropical forest. Some things I see, I can’t figure out. Close to the upper right corner, is that a person falling down? Not that a yes or no would be much help, but who knows.

I’d say it’s a rather new movie, 1990+ and it falls into the action genre.

I just don’t see THE clue that gives me something to work with.

(I’m trying to figure out why the twitter avatars aren’t showing up)