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On the ’80s alphabet there are a few I can’t get what they are: P, Q, U and V. Only one I’m unsure on for the ’90s is Y: is it You’ve Got Mail?
I’m going to want to shoot myself, I just know it. But what is “V” in the 90′s poster?
Nevermind. Very Bad Things?
No that can’t be it.
“V” in the 80′s might be Vice-Versa?
P = Princess Bride? U = Untouchables? I’m not sure on the others. I’d do better at this for the 2000s, or the 1960s and earlier.
I think you’re definitely right on Princess Bride and probably right on The Untouchables (looking at it now it does look like Connery). Still got no idea what Q and V are. Yeah for 2000s I’d probably know every one, though ’90s is what I consider “my decade” for film
Heheh. Q is actually from a film called “Q” (The Winged Serpent) a great little Larry “The Stuff” Cohen movie that is a boatload of fun.
V in the 90′s is Very Bad Things yes. It’s V, M and W on the 80′s one that I can’t do – the rest I got straight away. I’m not sure on K and Y for the 90′s either.
W on the 80s is Weird Science. Kelly LeBrock represent.
Agreed on V in the 90s,
I’d go with ViceVersa in the 80s.
@David K is Kingpin — and proof that V is Very Bad Things : http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51GSXZ90JML._SL500_AA300_.jpg
Ah of course it is!