Like this:

BIG (1988, music by Howard Shore)
>> BIG FISH (2003, music by Danny Elfman)
>>>> A FISH CALLED WANDA (1988, music by John Du Prez)

So the idea is that the first word of the following movie title has to be the last word of the previous movie title (THE", "A", "AN" not included). But, if - as in this case - there may not be a movie title beginning with "WANDA", then the following title must start with another word from the previous title (in this case CALLED, CALL, or FISH). If a sequel title ends with a number, then the next title should begin with that number. OR, then you can just use your imagination and continue the list with whatever movie title (or score) comes FIRST in your mind inspired by the previous title.

Let's try this without getting too serious!

though I don't think we're finished with Ruth yet.

CITIZEN RUTH (Rolfe Kent, 1996)

for Polo:

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Originally posted by Ken S:
The "Top 1000" music thread gave me an idea for another silly game - but here you'll have to use brains - and perhaps imagination too - to continue the list!!

Like this:

BIG (1988, music by Howard Shore)
>> BIG FISH (2003, music by Danny Elfman)
>>>> A FISH CALLED WANDA (1988, music by John Du Prez)

So the idea is that the first word of the following movie title has to be the last word of the previous movie title (THE", "A", "AN" not included). But, if - as in this case - there may not be a movie title beginning with "WANDA", then the following title must start with another word from the previous title (in this case CALLED, CALL, or FISH). If a sequel title ends with a number, then the next title should begin with that number. OR, then you can just use your imagination and continue the list with whatever movie title (or score) comes FIRST in your mind inspired by the previous title.

Let's try this without getting too serious!

KEN

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Next would be WANDA NEVADA (1979, Ken Lauber)
NEVADA SMITH (1966, Alfred Newman) and ending with SMITH! (1969, Robert F. Brunner).

FYI...I only used IMDb for the last one.

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Originally posted by Widescreen:

CITIZEN RUTH (Rolfe Kent, 1996)

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RUTHLESS PEOPLE (1986, Michel Colombier)

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Originally posted by FalkirkBairn:
JOE [b]VERSUS THE VOLCANO (1990, Georges Delerue)[/B]

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You're not following the rule...

Originally posted by Ken S:

>>>> A FISH CALLED WANDA (1988, music by John Du Prez)

So the idea is that the first word of the following movie title has to be the last word of the previous movie title (THE", "A", "AN" not included). But, if - as in this case - there may not be a movie title beginning with "WANDA", then the following title must start with another word from the previous title (in this case CALLED, CALL, or FISH). If a sequel title ends with a number, then the next title should begin with that number. OR, then you can just use your imagination and continue the list with whatever movie title (or score) comes FIRST in your mind inspired by the previous title.

An alternative could be:

THE FLINTSTONES (1994, David Newman)

[Message edited by FalkirkBairn on 01-31-2004]

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Originally posted by FalkirkBairn:
THE FLINTSTONES (1994, David Newman)

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A very witty entry!!!

Ummm... next word "stone"... can't think of anything right now...

Keep 'em coming!!

THE STONE KILLER (1973, Roy Budd)

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Originally posted by Richard Street:
ELITE-LE ROMANCE (Georges Delerue)?

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L O L
(Where are the rollin' laughin' emoticons when we would need those??!!)

Don't be sorry Richard, that was so funny entry that if I were a judge, I would approve your entry.

KEN

and if documentary shorts count:

I know it needs to start with boy but anybody who has something better go ahead and use it.

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Originally posted by John Zimmer:
Baby Boy (Arnold)

I know it needs to start with boy but anybody who has something better go ahead and use it.

Justin

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Girls just want to have fun (some poor guy did the score)
Funny Girl

then ....

Girl, Interrupted (Danna)