Clues of the ages unearthed! June 28 – Aug 1
I just got the new clues and thought we would talk about them this time:
- Monday ” A Spanish eye opener.”
- Tuesday “ A Shakespearean tragic comedy. “
- Wednesday ” A doc famously snubbed by Oscar.“
- Thursday ” Dwayne goes to Egypt”
- Friday “We’re mad about this one.”
I will update as needed when more becomes available!! So Keep watching this link!!
So what does this mean. I’ve got some of these figured out. When I’ve figured out the others I’ll post them!!
- Abre los ojos | Lionsgate {Translated it is “Open Your Eyes”}
- The Winter’s Tale (1981) | PBS[OR] Shakespeare in Love | Universal [OR] Romeo and Juliet | 20th Century Fox Dr. Horrible’s Sing-along Blog [Web Exclusive] | Mutant Enemy
- My Favorite Year (1982) | MGM Hoop Dreams | Cast | PBS
- The Scorpion King | Universal
- Mad Men Season 2 | Lionsgate [OR] Mad About You | NBC
As you can see I’ve not figured out two of them. If you can help let me know. Please feel free in leaving a comment. You can also visit the about me and help me figure those two out!! All these are just spectulation but I’m pretty sure the ones I’ve figured out are going to come out.
*Saturday*
Thanks to all who suggested these on the comments. If you have any better ones for the others please put it in the comments sections and talk about it. I’ll will be updating for those who want to watch this as it comes by day by day!!
*Sunday*
For Tuesday: Someone suggested it might also be Shakespeare In Love, I do not know which one so I’ll let you discuss this in the community!! I was told by my Wife that they had clips on Romeo and Juliet. I figured I’d share this one with you too. I don’t think it is a comedy but wife says so. I figured I put this up and say this is a definate possiblity since they have the clips up right now!! What do you think?
*Monday*
It seems that suggestion from Sunday was right. They just translated it to english. I will update as necessary!!
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Tags: 2008, Aug 1, Clues, Hulu, July 28, July 29, July 30, July 31 | 
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Maybe day 4 is The Scorpion King??
I'm thinking Monday's add will be “Abre Sus Ojos”, the original Spanish version of Vanilla Sky, and I am nervous that Friday's may not be Mad Men (which I would love it to be) but is rather going to be Mad About You. NBC has already added shows from its lineup, and AMC has yet to do so. Well, see you later.
You could be right, the Monday's Idea might be the “Abre Sus Ojos” Movie though. It was distributed by Lions Gate.
I actually though #2 was going to be Shakespeare in Love.
Wow never thought of that one. I'm not sure which one is going to be it!!
I thought #2 would be 10 Things I Hate About You, Get Over It or Roxanne.
Looks like you were wrong about Tuesday…then again, who saw THAT coming?
I didn't see THAT one coming at all. I want to know how that can be used with the clue they gave us? Who writes these clues?
The Friday clue could be Network. I'm mad as hell, and I'm not gonna take it anymore!
Number 3 is Dr. Strangelove
I think the 'doc' means documentary. It was nominated in 1995.
For the Hoop Dreams clue, I believe that “Doc” refers to “Documentary.”
Hoop dreams is a documentary, hence “doc”.
I think what they meant by “doc” was “documentary”. It is a documentary that was nominated for an Oscar, and apparently snubbed because it was nominated in Editing, not Documentary. If you look it up on wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoop_Dreams) it has a paragraph on the criticism the Academy received for not nominating it in the Documentary category.
But I haven't seen it either ha. That's my interpretation.
New to the blog here, and I love it!
Doc is short for documentary.
I was thinking it was someone who played a Doctor or was a Doctor. Oh well, I am sure this isn't the first time I was wrong and it won't be the last time!!
You were right. Great job!!
Just watch Dr Horrible and you will understand the clue.
It is very Shakespearian in its structure:
1. It is in Three Acts
2. It's a Comedy
3. It has a Tragic, and very ironic, Ending
Just watch Dr Horrible and you will understand the clue.
It is very Shakespearian in its structure:
1. It is in Three Acts
2. It's a Comedy
3. It has a Tragic, and very ironic, Ending
Just watch Dr Horrible and you will understand the clue.
It is very Shakespearian in its structure:
1. It is in Three Acts
2. It's a Comedy
3. It has a Tragic, and very ironic, Ending