#2 -- With just this picture, do you recognize the movie?

I will use the same reply for everyone who answered my question (except for the one answermugger who correctly answered all three of my recent movie questions):


this one is director Gus Van Sant's "Elephant"

Wow - - what a movie!!   

no plot spoiler here- -

Disturbing subject matter: The movie is about a high school shooting. But Van Sant's cast and his directing style are flawless to me!
-- the 'camera style' is in "real time" -- the camera literally follows the highschoolers from class to class, and throughout their day school / etc. For instance, the guy in the picture here - -the camera follows him from the field through his entrance into school building. This style works so well for me as a movie watcher in this particular movie with this particular subject matter.
Thanks for answering, SavvyAnsley! :) This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at February 21, 2022 8:18 AM MST

 

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I will use the same reply for everyone who answered my question (except for the one answermugger who correctly answered all three of my recent movie questions):


this one is director Gus Van Sant's "Elephant"

Wow - - what a movie!!   

no plot spoiler here- -

Disturbing subject matter: The movie is about a high school shooting. But Van Sant's cast and his directing style are flawless to me!
-- the 'camera style' is in "real time" -- the camera literally follows the highschoolers from class to class, and throughout their day school / etc. For instance, the guy in the picture here - -the camera follows him from the field through his entrance into school building. This style works so well for me as a movie watcher in this particular movie with this particular subject matter.
Thanks for answering, Element 99! :) This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at February 21, 2022 8:18 AM MST

I love that movie! I haven't seen it in so long! 

I liked Lucas too.  Great underdog story.  It was shown quite regularly on network television back in the late 80s and early 90s but I have not seen or heard of it anywhere over the last 3 decades.

I will use the same reply for everyone who answered my question (except for the one answermugger who correctly answered all three of my recent movie questions):


this one is director Gus Van Sant's "Elephant"

Wow - - what a movie!!   

no plot spoiler here- -

Disturbing subject matter: The movie is about a high school shooting. But Van Sant's cast and his directing style are flawless to me!
-- the 'camera style' is in "real time" -- the camera literally follows the highschoolers from class to class, and throughout their day school / etc. For instance, the guy in the picture here - -the camera follows him from the field through his entrance into school building. This style works so well for me as a movie watcher in this particular movie with this particular subject matter.
Thanks for answering, bevo! :)

Before I reply to others who answered this question and my two other related movie-picture questions, I had to reply to you first:

The moment I saw that you had answered my three questions, and based on other posts I've seen of yours related to music/ fine arts/etc., and before I even read your answers, I had a strong assumption that you would correctly nail all  three movies -- and you did.

I do wonder if you knew the movies simply by the pictures - - or if you "researched" the photos themselves.  :)

I will use the same reply for everyone who answered my question (except for the one answermugger who correctly answered all three of my recent movie questions):


this one is director Gus Van Sant's "Elephant"

Wow - - what a movie!!   

no plot spoiler here- -

Disturbing subject matter: The movie is about a high school shooting. But Van Sant's cast and his directing style are flawless to me!
-- the 'camera style' is in "real time" -- the camera literally follows the highschoolers from class to class, and throughout their day school / etc. For instance, the guy in the picture here - -the camera follows him from the field through his entrance into school building. This style works so well for me as a movie watcher in this particular movie with this particular subject matter.

Thanks for answering, Thirtymaid! :)
And I'm glad you like my questions! Thanks for letting m know!

:)

Sorry for the wait . Weekends are always busy with work for me. :)
Thanks again for answering!

LOL... 

Yup, I did!  ("finally," ha) --  long day away from home, just got home.  :)

I will use the same reply for everyone who answered my question (except for the one answermugger who correctly answered all three of my recent movie questions):


this one is director Gus Van Sant's "Elephant"

Wow - - what a movie!!   

no plot spoiler here- -

Disturbing subject matter: The movie is about a high school shooting. But Van Sant's cast and his directing style are flawless to me!
-- the 'camera style' is in "real time" -- the camera literally follows the highschoolers from class to class, and throughout their day school / etc. For instance, the guy in the picture here - -the camera follows him from the field through his entrance into school building. This style works so well for me as a movie watcher in this particular movie with this particular subject matter.
Thanks for answering, Randy D! :)