Warped Movie Poster Game

[fearless-freak]

correct

[Jean]

looks like bears might want to see it...

[fernandito]

You're up, Evilash!

[fernandito]

*bump

[harrison ryan]

I'll post one and resurrect the thread. I like the game as an experiment in abstraction. If you use really iconic posters that most anyone of a certain age range would be familiar with, just how far can you abstract them and still expect someone to guess correctly without too much effort? To that aim:



The colors have not been tampered with... What's the first thing that comes to mind?

[fearless-freak]

Alien?

[harrison ryan]

Wow, right off the bat. Maybe I could have gone even further?

Your turn or I can post another if you prefer.

[fernandito]

You gotta step your game up around these guys lol.

[fearless-freak]

[harrison ryan]

You gotta step your game up around these guys lol.

Well, there's the rub. It's really easy and tempting to make the image too difficult to decipher, and then you've essentially killed the game. If I had also altered the colors signifigantly, that probably would have been too much. Should we amend the rules to put time limits on a poster's image? No guesses within a specific timeframe means the poster has failed by making a choice too obscure/too abstracted.

[fearless-freak]

good point

[fernandito]

Should we amend the rules to put time limits on a poster's image? No guesses within a specific timeframe means the poster has failed by making a choice too obscure/too abstracted.

I like that, that's a good idea.

Should we put the limit at, say .... 72 hours?

[fernandito]

*buuuuuuuuummmmmmmpppppppppppppp

[fearless-freak]

you can read the tagline

[fernandito]

My eyesight sucks :/

If someone doesn't get it by today, go ahead and post a new picture FF.