The English language cinema, Cinema München, is celebrating it's 50th birthday this month. As part of the celebrations they are running a competition. The winning prize is free entrance to all movies for a year. To compete you must identify the 54 films which are featured on the front page of this month's film programme. Entries must be submitted by email before Sunday 31.Oct.2004. To help you win, TT has already prepared a cheat sheet listing all the films. All you have to do is copy this list and mail it off. ...
The cinema programme is available to pick up at Cinema München itself, or various other locations around Munich. Here is a copy we scanned in earlier: Cinema Programme
Identify the 54 films featured on the cover and e-mail them by 31.Oct.2004 to: anniversary@cinema-muenchen.de -- note that e-mails containing attachments will be rejected.
Here is the list of films. We think it is 100% accurate but you may want to check for yourself. Click here for the relevant forum discussion: free cinema tickets
Seven, Indiana Jones, The Shining, Superman, Finding Nemo, Godfather, Harry Potter, Rocky, Crocodile Dundee, Top Gun, Star Wars, Scarface, Alien, Spiderman, Jurassic Park, Easy Rider, Ghost, Scream, Lord of the Rings, Speed, The Outlaw Josey Wales, E.T., Airplane / Flying High, Kentucky Fried Movie, Pretty Woman, Sixth Sense, Men in Black, Basic Instinct, Batman, Shrek, Dr No, Marathon Man, Back to the Future, Dances with Wolves, Pirates of the Caribbean, Matrix Reloaded, Ghostbusters, Star Trek, Silence of the Lambs, Gremlins, Forrest Gump, Lion King, Psycho, When Harry met Sally, Braveheart, Jaws, Beverly Hills Cop, Titanic, Taxi Driver, Terminator, The Life of Brian, Pulp Fiction, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Flashdance
Page created: 28.Oct.2004 - EditWhen I sent off my e-mail I randomised the order of the film list a little. You might wanna do the same lest Cinema catch on that all the entries are originating from the same cheat sheet.
Posted by: Paranoid Android at October 28, 2004 08:36 AMI copied the list to an excel sheet and just alphabetized it. That's pretty normal procedure. They shouldn't suspect anything.