Jakeroo 
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Was it animated? And if so, was it the Muppet Movie?
(sorry, was having a Kermit moment lol)
Reply #6921. Oct 03 12, 6:53 PM
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paulmallon
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LOL-you'll see why I shouted when you see the answer, Bing Crosby indeed, OMG :-)
made after 1960, not Kermit & Co.
Reply #6922. Oct 03 12, 9:12 PM
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nitram67
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Annie?
Reply #6923. Oct 03 12, 9:48 PM
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Jakeroo
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Not knowing how "new" the movie might be, but just based on a "series" and an "antithesis" to the Bing, I'll go out on the brink and guess "Beach Party" lol
Reply #6924. Oct 03 12, 10:19 PM
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paulmallon
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very close J-roo, you have the right series...
Reply #6925. Oct 04 12, 12:59 PM
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Jakeroo
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too funny. Okay, will try "Beach Blanket Bingo" this time.
Reply #6926. Oct 04 12, 2:59 PM
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paulmallon
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still very, very warm :-)
Reply #6927. Oct 04 12, 3:05 PM
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Jakeroo
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lol. "How to Stuff A Wild Bikini"?
Reply #6928. Oct 04 12, 3:58 PM
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paulmallon
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steamin' hot now!
(Anette IS in it)
Reply #6929. Oct 04 12, 6:27 PM
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Jakeroo
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Bikini Beach?
Reply #6930. Oct 04 12, 6:44 PM
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nitram67
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Beach Party?
Reply #6931. Oct 04 12, 6:52 PM
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paulmallon
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one of the two incorrect answers above has one of the words of this two word flick in it
Who will faster on the trigger??????????
Reply #6932. Oct 04 12, 7:04 PM
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nitram67
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Pajama Party?
Reply #6933. Oct 04 12, 7:06 PM
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paulmallon
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Pay the man! "Pajama Party" (1964) is correct. It was, of course, part of the "beach" series starring the lovely ex-Mouseketeer.
You're up.
Reply #6934. Oct 04 12, 7:32 PM
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Jakeroo
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Never mind Miss Skippy Peanut Butter. I'm just relieved that Paul picked one of the 3 with Buster Keaton. Congrats Martin.
Reply #6935. Oct 04 12, 8:25 PM
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nitram67
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Sci-fi movie based on pre WWII short story.
Reply #6936. Oct 04 12, 9:00 PM
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nitram67
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Slight correction, the short story was written near the onset of WWII, not before. Didn't want to get anyone off track so soon.
Reply #6937. Oct 04 12, 9:19 PM
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paulmallon
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was the author American?
Reply #6938. Oct 05 12, 6:50 AM
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nitram67
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Yes, he was actually born near my hometown at the turn of the 20th century (check my profile). He's not very well known himself but his short story was turned into an iconic movie that was filmed twice. I still prefer the original B/W version myself.
Reply #6939. Oct 05 12, 12:22 PM
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Upstart3
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"The Day the Earth Stood Still"?
Reply #6940. Oct 06 12, 3:50 PM
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