[catherwood]

Rogi Ocnorb wrote:

Damn. So sorry. I can't post another one, currently. Somebody else wanna go?

Sure. I won't count this one in my version of the spreadsheet. Unfortunately, I did not see when you posted your correct guess for "Whip It!", and now all I see is the last edit timestamp. I've become rather lax in maintaining my data.

That being said, I surely hope this next one has never been used...

[Rogi Ocnorb]

Damn. I didn't even think to check this one before I posted. It was a direct-to-DVD flick. I just assumed it was a theatrical release, given the cult following for the original War Games.

This one was "War Games: The Dead Code"

So sorry. I can't post another one, currently.
Somebody else wanna go?

[JumboTron]

Rogi - you always post up the most interesting of movies!

Totally clueless, but intrigued!

[Rogi Ocnorb]

It finally hit me.
You're right, the globes had no specific meaning beyond their general irrelevancy in the digital world.
My prior comment still kinda fits, though.

That bus is seen mostly at night, IIRC.

Whip It! was on the trial movie channels, recently.
A definite chick flick; but, watchable.

Since I'm fairly certain, I'll post a new one.

Edit: Adding a new pic.
Edit's gangly kid brother: New day, new still.

[catherwood]

if there was a meaning to the globes in the movie, it went over my head; i just picked a random scene which would not have appeared in any trailers or ads for the film. But do continue to brainstorm, as it amuses me. Here's another moment, with more relevance to the plot.

[Rogi Ocnorb]

urthstripe wrote:

This looks really, really, really familiar, but I can't quite place it yet.

I know what you mean.
I vaguely remember the globes having meaning to the story in a metaphoric way. Like "good kid gone bad" or "education is a waste of time"

[urthstripe]

This looks really, really, really familiar, but I can't quite place it yet.

[catherwood]

i'll move this one along with a second shot.

[urthstripe]

Tabloid (2010), the Errol Morris doc. Wildly entertaining, I highly recommend it. The lady is crazy but engaging as all hell.

[catherwood]

JumboTron wrote:

Tabloid... Can someone else go for me please? Thanks.

for the record, i am looking to confirm that the answer is either Tabloid (2010) or Tabloid (2004) or Tabloid (1985) (or something else?)

meanwhile, i'll start the next round shortly... (I hope the cars don't give this one away, i have more interesting scenes to follow)

[JumboTron]

Tabloid...

Can someone else go for me please? Thanks.

[urthstripe]

JUST ANSWER IT, JUMBOTRON

[JumboTron]

If Tom Tucker's co-host was Scottish, she'd know the name of this film.

[Rogi Ocnorb]

It strikes me that there may be a news or media theme emerging. That said, I can't think of any likely flicks.
Maybe, "The Onion Movie"?
Edit: That one went straight to DVD; so,

[urthstripe]

What, no one can read Korean? Well, here's our lady of the hour...