Twenty ?'s on Wednesday, 6/3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bettertomorrowamy]

thanks for this share. I am looking forward on this.

You should look forward all the time.  It's less hazardous.

[dignan]

Given recent trends, it might be best to start out with "Did it come before 1980?" before we start dividing up the new millenium. :^)

Not a bad idea, at that.

[ManUnderMask]

Given recent trends, it might be best to start out with "Did it come before 1980?" before we start dividing up the new millenium. :^)

Pak-Man, you start off asking if it was the 80s, then dignan, you ask if it was the 70s, I'll go with the 90s. If we present a three pronged attack their center will not hold!!

Unless of course it was made before the 70s, in which case.... ONMYGODNAZISLOOKOVERTHERE! *runs away*

[James of LinHood]

Indeed.  If this game is to run as smoothly as the last one it would be wise to narrow down the decade it was made in first.  Then, perhaps how many words are in the title.  After that, the first letter of the first word of the title, maybe....

But if a bunch of people go mental and start guessing the title early on, hence throwing off of the cohesive flow of the game, I suggest asking outrageous questions.   

[RVR II]

Well I'll bet ya it Won't be DUNE

[PlayMSTie]

Indeed.  If this game is to run as smoothly as the last one it would be wise to narrow down the decade it was made in first.  Then, perhaps how many words are in the title.  After that, the first letter of the first word of the title, maybe....

But if a bunch of people go mental and start guessing the title early on, hence throwing off of the cohesive flow of the game, I suggest asking outrageous questions.   

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em?

[James of LinHood]

Indeed.  If this game is to run as smoothly as the last one it would be wise to narrow down the decade it was made in first.  Then, perhaps how many words are in the title.  After that, the first letter of the first word of the title, maybe....

But if a bunch of people go mental and start guessing the title early on, hence throwing off of the cohesive flow of the game, I suggest asking outrageous questions.   

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em?

Heh.  I personally enjoy the games where people start asking absurd questions.  We always end up finding out what the movie is anyway, even when we don't guess the movie in 20 questions.  So, the absurd questions just add a whole new level of entertainment to the game for me.   

[RVR II]

I haven't seen a rudamentary lathe being asked lately

[torgosPizza]

*Checks the movie we're announcing today* OH, right! Carry on, then...

[skenderberg]

*Checks the movie we're announcing today* OH, right! Carry on, then...

Aha! Our first very important clue must be buried somewhere in this post.  What could he have meant by that?  Does the movie title begin with OH?  Are the Illuminati involved somehow?  We must decode this.

[TheUnabeefer]

*Checks the movie we're announcing today* OH, right! Carry on, then...

Aha! Our first very important clue must be buried somewhere in this post.  What could he have meant by that?  Does the movie title begin with OH?  Are the Illuminati involved somehow?  We must decode this.

The "OH" was capitalized, which means they are initials... O... H.... 

Old episodes of the TV classic "Our House" !!!!   I win.

[Darth Geek]

Perhapse parts of it were filmed in Ohio...which doesn't help at all...

[Courtney]

I think the blatant use of the word "checks" is key here and it is obviously the Brian Bonsall classic, Blank Check.

Or Dunston Checks In or a Check Into Cash commercial.  One of those definitely.

[Tripe]

*Checks the movie we're announcing today* OH, right! Carry on, then...

You're doing a Sid James and Barbara Windsor movie, I thought comedies made for bad riffs

EDIT: since I( forget sometimes how parochial the popularity of those films are )

[dignan]

*Checks the movie we're announcing today* OH, right! Carry on, then...

You're doing a Sid James and Barbara Windsor movie, I thought comedies made for bad riffs

You're all way off, clearly "Carry on" is the clue, as in "Carry On My Wayward Son."  As this song was performed by Kansas, clearly, the allusion here is to "The Wizard of Oz."  But from there I'm lost.