: Media & Erotic Literature Discussion : Film and Literature Countdown

MediaAdmin 1581 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Film and Literature Countdown - 1950s

Which 1950s film is this still from?

(If you want a reminder of the rules, please check the link.)

bdb6 24 Reviews 489 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Hiroshima Mon Amour

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MarcusLL 436 reads

posted 12 years ago

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hiroshima mon amour!

from 1959

quadseasonal 27 Reviews 438 reads

posted 12 years ago

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I never copied other students test answers in school

When I was in school I intentionally filled in wrong answers when I noticed someone copying me. When the dummy copying my answers wasn't looking I would change back to the correct answer.
Occasionally my teacher would ask me, why so many erased and changed answers?
Never to be one to snitch I would always give her the same answer, like women, children have an undeniable right to change their mind .

Since the contest rules allow copying as a honorable way to win, I was going to automatically say Hiroshima Mon Amour.
Before I hit send I thought again, what if it's a set up intending to draw wrong answers ?
I searched and searched through Hiroshima Mon Amour trailers until I found her hands.
Final answer, Hiroshima Mon Amour

Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa, Happy Pancha Ganapati,
Happy Ramadan, Happy Yalda to all.
It doesn't matter how you say it as long as you show sincerity with your cheer.
Peace and Good will to all

Dear TER,
Thank you for the opportunity to expand my knowledge .
As an adult who rarely watches TV or movies, I found your film test I participated in, extremely challenging.

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MediaAdmin 467 reads

posted 12 years ago

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NEW!

Which book is the following quote from?

"Then she crept into my waiting arms, radiant, relaxed, caressing me with her tender, mysterious, impure, indifferent, twilight eyes--for all the world, like the cheapest of cheap cuties. For that is what nymphets imitate--while we moan and die."

TrulyMsMocha See my TER Reviews 439 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov. -e-

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GBsmiling 41 Reviews 448 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Hiroshima Mon Amour (Eom)

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GBsmiling 41 Reviews 412 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Re: NEW!

Lolita

superlucky See my TER Reviews 414 reads

posted 12 years ago

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"Lolita" and I love Nabokov. He inspired me to write my novel in English (my second languate)

"Wanted, wanted: Dolores Haze.
Hair: brown. Lips: scarlet.
Age: five thousand three hundred days.
Profession: none, or "starlet"

jc316 87 Reviews 409 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Re: NEW!

Lolita

MediaAdmin 527 reads

posted 12 years ago

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WINNERS!

The correct answer for the film question was Hiroshima Mon Amour, directed by Alain Resnais.
The winner of this round is bdb6

The correct answer for the literature question was Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov.
The winner of this round is superlucky

Congratulations! 3 VIP days will be added to your profiles.

Don't forget, the game is still on, we will be back with new clues today!

bdb6 24 Reviews 389 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Thank you (e)

Posted By: MediaAdmin

The correct answer for the film question was Hiroshima Mon Amour, directed by Alain Resnais.
The winner of this round is bdb6

The correct answer for the literature question was Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov.
The winner of this round is superlucky

Congratulations! 3 VIP days will be added to your profiles.

Don't forget, the game is still on, we will be back with new clues today!

superlucky See my TER Reviews 422 reads

posted 12 years ago

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Thank you~~(e)

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