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A friend invited me to a movie night. But instead of telling me which movie we are going to watch, she just gave me a bunch of movie tickets:



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Can you tell me which movie we will watch?





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The searched movie title is not on one of the tickets.




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The shown arrangement of the tickets is random and irrelevant to the solution. However, you have to bring the tickets in a certain order.











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    There's no comments on any of the answers indicating if any reasoning is close or correct. How about a hint? :)
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  • @m1gp0z I added two hints. They might be already obvious, but I don't want to hint to much. There is not so much missing to the solution. Someone just needs to have the right idea and I don't know how to hint it without giving it away.
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  • @formica may be the answer is "Searching" as your hint 1 "The searched movie title is not on one of the tickets." so its obvious movie name is "Searching"
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A friend invited me to a movie night. But instead of telling me which movie we are going to watch, she just gave me a bunch of movie tickets:



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Can you tell me which movie we will watch?





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The searched movie title is not on one of the tickets.




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The shown arrangement of the tickets is random and irrelevant to the solution. However, you have to bring the tickets in a certain order.











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    There's no comments on any of the answers indicating if any reasoning is close or correct. How about a hint? :)
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  • @m1gp0z I added two hints. They might be already obvious, but I don't want to hint to much. There is not so much missing to the solution. Someone just needs to have the right idea and I don't know how to hint it without giving it away.
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  • @formica may be the answer is "Searching" as your hint 1 "The searched movie title is not on one of the tickets." so its obvious movie name is "Searching"
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A friend invited me to a movie night. But instead of telling me which movie we are going to watch, she just gave me a bunch of movie tickets:



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Can you tell me which movie we will watch?





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The searched movie title is not on one of the tickets.




Hint 2:




The shown arrangement of the tickets is random and irrelevant to the solution. However, you have to bring the tickets in a certain order.











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A friend invited me to a movie night. But instead of telling me which movie we are going to watch, she just gave me a bunch of movie tickets:



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Can you tell me which movie we will watch?





Hint 1:




The searched movie title is not on one of the tickets.




Hint 2:




The shown arrangement of the tickets is random and irrelevant to the solution. However, you have to bring the tickets in a certain order.








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    There's no comments on any of the answers indicating if any reasoning is close or correct. How about a hint? :)
    – m1gp0z
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  • @m1gp0z I added two hints. They might be already obvious, but I don't want to hint to much. There is not so much missing to the solution. Someone just needs to have the right idea and I don't know how to hint it without giving it away.
    – formica
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  • @formica may be the answer is "Searching" as your hint 1 "The searched movie title is not on one of the tickets." so its obvious movie name is "Searching"
    – Waleed Asim
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    There's no comments on any of the answers indicating if any reasoning is close or correct. How about a hint? :)
    – m1gp0z
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  • @m1gp0z I added two hints. They might be already obvious, but I don't want to hint to much. There is not so much missing to the solution. Someone just needs to have the right idea and I don't know how to hint it without giving it away.
    – formica
    2 days ago










  • @formica may be the answer is "Searching" as your hint 1 "The searched movie title is not on one of the tickets." so its obvious movie name is "Searching"
    – Waleed Asim
    yesterday








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There's no comments on any of the answers indicating if any reasoning is close or correct. How about a hint? :)
– m1gp0z
2 days ago




There's no comments on any of the answers indicating if any reasoning is close or correct. How about a hint? :)
– m1gp0z
2 days ago












@m1gp0z I added two hints. They might be already obvious, but I don't want to hint to much. There is not so much missing to the solution. Someone just needs to have the right idea and I don't know how to hint it without giving it away.
– formica
2 days ago




@m1gp0z I added two hints. They might be already obvious, but I don't want to hint to much. There is not so much missing to the solution. Someone just needs to have the right idea and I don't know how to hint it without giving it away.
– formica
2 days ago












@formica may be the answer is "Searching" as your hint 1 "The searched movie title is not on one of the tickets." so its obvious movie name is "Searching"
– Waleed Asim
yesterday




@formica may be the answer is "Searching" as your hint 1 "The searched movie title is not on one of the tickets." so its obvious movie name is "Searching"
– Waleed Asim
yesterday










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I did a little rearranging by seat number, and the first letters of the movies spell out THE TIMES WILL POINT TO IT.







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Partial answer:




Plotting the clocks on a seating plan map puts them in a trail but I can't make out any more than that yet: http://jsfiddle.net/7tdhvysu/5/


EDIT 1: The first one is on row 3 and points to the 1, the second is on row 4 and also points to the 1, and the next one down points to the 5. These are the starting numbers for pi: 3.1415..., which points to The Life of Pi


EDIT 2: Reversing the order of the rows doesn't help: http://jsfiddle.net/8rbd5pv9/


EDIT 3: There are a number of them with the same minutes right next to each other, in fact there are 6 "pairs" of same minute hands next to each other - perhaps relevant? One of those pairs contains "12" minutes, which is abnormal to the others which are all multiples of 5.


EDIT 4: Based upon the two hints, it would appear that the film title relates to a number. Clockwork Orange also screams out at this point so I wonder if somehow the numbers of the times are able to be formed to produce the hex code for Orange?







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  • The trail order is the same order that you use to pluck off the first letters of the titles to get the message @generalcrispy pointed out. I'm wondering if the hands pointing would make more sense in a "times point to it" if in your chart you had the lower numbered rows at the bottom instead of starting them at the top
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  • @Dason See Edit 2
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    This occurrence of pi is mere coincidence, but interesting find! Ordering the clocks by the seat numbers is the right way. You need to find a way to use the information of the clocks together with that order.
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    Not sure if it matters or not, but I think you might have La La Land and Life of Pi reversed.
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  • Your approach is right, but you still need to find a way to use the information of the clocks.
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Potential partial answer building on generalcrispy's partial answer:




I tried drawing the times for an analog clock and noticed that the hour arms usually point more or less directly at another clock (Except those that point out of the image), but i have not been able to establish any kind of pattern, but thought this might save others some time or give them ideas. Maybe they need to be rearranged?

The minute arms doesn't seem to point at anything in this configuration
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    The first and last ones are off. (18:25 is shown as 18:45 and 18:40 is shown as 20:40). Kudos, though on "newspaperman" going all analog! :)
    – Chowzen
    Nov 14 at 12:14










  • Hm, I thought this might be something in flag semaphore, but some of the times don't map well onto any letter, and the ones that do don't seem to be spelling anything.
    – Nuclear Wang
    Nov 14 at 13:52










  • The OP didn't mention that the tickets were laid out on a board. Can we be sure that the ticket arrangement is relevant?
    – Strawberry
    Nov 14 at 15:55










  • "Going analog" is indeed the right way, but as @Strawberry suspected, the arrangement on the picture is irrelevant (see new hint). Find another order!
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I think it is




Ocean's eleven? Because it starts around 9:55 pm and you are invited for movie night.







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    It could be 'night' at any time past 6pm.
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    Its extreme northerly location means Murmansk experiences an annual 40-day long polar "night" from 3 December to 11 January.
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Building off @generalcrispy's answer (you were SO close if I'm right):




"THE TIMES WILL POINT TO IT." (Emphasis added)




So the movie you'll be watching is:




IT (Scary!)







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  • Seems odd to have a hidden message referencing the times if they're actually irrelevant.
    – Nuclear Wang
    Nov 14 at 14:59






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    Could be a red herring?
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  • @NuclearWang see my comment to generalcrispy as an alternate possibility.
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You're going to watch:




Titanic




Because




Graph the seats, they form a continuous line of an object. Rotate that object (i.e. assume the first and last points are at the same level) and it's an iceberg.







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    I think it is




    La La Land




    because




    The seat and row numbers add to 15, the exact start time of the movie. None of the other tickets' seat/row numbers add up in this way.







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      You are going to watch the classic:




      Hot Shots




      because




      there are 2 sets of times that are duplicates:
      12:05 and 12:30




      these are:




      The Third Man,
      Harold and Maude,
      Over the hedge,
      Shutter Island,




      Which is formed by




      Taking the 1st letter of each movie (SHOT) and using each letter twice, getting HOTSHOTS







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        There's also Toy Story 2 and Edward Scissorhands (18:25).
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      • of course.. could we gracefully ignore that fact?
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      I have tried my best to evaluate each ticket on similarity basis bcos two ticket are required to watch the movie.But no similarity is found as far as row & seat no is concerned. Only similarity is found in timing of movies. So on the similarity of timing I can conclude that they will go one of
      following movies
      1 Edward Scissors Hands timing 18.25
      2 Toy Story 2 timing 18.25
      Moreover there seats are in line one behind other.







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        Judging by the answers and hints provided thus far, I suspect the plot of the film heavily involves Time Travel



        Since some movie times happen concurrently, I imagine there are different versions of characters experiencing events from different viewpoints.



        The best movie example for something like this is




        Predestination




        Which may fit the bill as one of the hints mention that the movie title is not on one of the tickets.






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          I thought you were going to watch




          A Streetcar Named Desire




          but I can't quite make that fit.



          Of course, you might just be heading out to watch:




          Enigma (by which of course I mean The Imitation Game)







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          I did a little rearranging by seat number, and the first letters of the movies spell out THE TIMES WILL POINT TO IT.







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          I did a little rearranging by seat number, and the first letters of the movies spell out THE TIMES WILL POINT TO IT.







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          • If you rot13: nirentr gur fgneg gvzrf, lbh neevir jvgu fvkgrra-avargrra, bar zvahgr orsber Yvsr bs Cv fgnegf, fb gung pbhyq or vg...
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          I did a little rearranging by seat number, and the first letters of the movies spell out THE TIMES WILL POINT TO IT.







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          I did a little rearranging by seat number, and the first letters of the movies spell out THE TIMES WILL POINT TO IT.








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          • Well done! This is exactly the first step to take to solve this puzzle.
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            2 days ago


















          • If you rot13: nirentr gur fgneg gvzrf, lbh neevir jvgu fvkgrra-avargrra, bar zvahgr orsber Yvsr bs Cv fgnegf, fb gung pbhyq or vg...
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          • Well done! This is exactly the first step to take to solve this puzzle.
            – formica
            2 days ago
















          If you rot13: nirentr gur fgneg gvzrf, lbh neevir jvgu fvkgrra-avargrra, bar zvahgr orsber Yvsr bs Cv fgnegf, fb gung pbhyq or vg...
          – dissemin8or
          Nov 14 at 15:10




          If you rot13: nirentr gur fgneg gvzrf, lbh neevir jvgu fvkgrra-avargrra, bar zvahgr orsber Yvsr bs Cv fgnegf, fb gung pbhyq or vg...
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          Nov 14 at 15:10












          Well done! This is exactly the first step to take to solve this puzzle.
          – formica
          2 days ago




          Well done! This is exactly the first step to take to solve this puzzle.
          – formica
          2 days ago










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          Partial answer:




          Plotting the clocks on a seating plan map puts them in a trail but I can't make out any more than that yet: http://jsfiddle.net/7tdhvysu/5/


          EDIT 1: The first one is on row 3 and points to the 1, the second is on row 4 and also points to the 1, and the next one down points to the 5. These are the starting numbers for pi: 3.1415..., which points to The Life of Pi


          EDIT 2: Reversing the order of the rows doesn't help: http://jsfiddle.net/8rbd5pv9/


          EDIT 3: There are a number of them with the same minutes right next to each other, in fact there are 6 "pairs" of same minute hands next to each other - perhaps relevant? One of those pairs contains "12" minutes, which is abnormal to the others which are all multiples of 5.


          EDIT 4: Based upon the two hints, it would appear that the film title relates to a number. Clockwork Orange also screams out at this point so I wonder if somehow the numbers of the times are able to be formed to produce the hex code for Orange?







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          • The trail order is the same order that you use to pluck off the first letters of the titles to get the message @generalcrispy pointed out. I'm wondering if the hands pointing would make more sense in a "times point to it" if in your chart you had the lower numbered rows at the bottom instead of starting them at the top
            – Dason
            Nov 14 at 16:29










          • @Dason See Edit 2
            – Jamie Barker
            Nov 14 at 17:21






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            This occurrence of pi is mere coincidence, but interesting find! Ordering the clocks by the seat numbers is the right way. You need to find a way to use the information of the clocks together with that order.
            – formica
            2 days ago

















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          Partial answer:




          Plotting the clocks on a seating plan map puts them in a trail but I can't make out any more than that yet: http://jsfiddle.net/7tdhvysu/5/


          EDIT 1: The first one is on row 3 and points to the 1, the second is on row 4 and also points to the 1, and the next one down points to the 5. These are the starting numbers for pi: 3.1415..., which points to The Life of Pi


          EDIT 2: Reversing the order of the rows doesn't help: http://jsfiddle.net/8rbd5pv9/


          EDIT 3: There are a number of them with the same minutes right next to each other, in fact there are 6 "pairs" of same minute hands next to each other - perhaps relevant? One of those pairs contains "12" minutes, which is abnormal to the others which are all multiples of 5.


          EDIT 4: Based upon the two hints, it would appear that the film title relates to a number. Clockwork Orange also screams out at this point so I wonder if somehow the numbers of the times are able to be formed to produce the hex code for Orange?







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          • The trail order is the same order that you use to pluck off the first letters of the titles to get the message @generalcrispy pointed out. I'm wondering if the hands pointing would make more sense in a "times point to it" if in your chart you had the lower numbered rows at the bottom instead of starting them at the top
            – Dason
            Nov 14 at 16:29










          • @Dason See Edit 2
            – Jamie Barker
            Nov 14 at 17:21






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            This occurrence of pi is mere coincidence, but interesting find! Ordering the clocks by the seat numbers is the right way. You need to find a way to use the information of the clocks together with that order.
            – formica
            2 days ago















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          up vote
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          Partial answer:




          Plotting the clocks on a seating plan map puts them in a trail but I can't make out any more than that yet: http://jsfiddle.net/7tdhvysu/5/


          EDIT 1: The first one is on row 3 and points to the 1, the second is on row 4 and also points to the 1, and the next one down points to the 5. These are the starting numbers for pi: 3.1415..., which points to The Life of Pi


          EDIT 2: Reversing the order of the rows doesn't help: http://jsfiddle.net/8rbd5pv9/


          EDIT 3: There are a number of them with the same minutes right next to each other, in fact there are 6 "pairs" of same minute hands next to each other - perhaps relevant? One of those pairs contains "12" minutes, which is abnormal to the others which are all multiples of 5.


          EDIT 4: Based upon the two hints, it would appear that the film title relates to a number. Clockwork Orange also screams out at this point so I wonder if somehow the numbers of the times are able to be formed to produce the hex code for Orange?







          share|improve this answer














          Partial answer:




          Plotting the clocks on a seating plan map puts them in a trail but I can't make out any more than that yet: http://jsfiddle.net/7tdhvysu/5/


          EDIT 1: The first one is on row 3 and points to the 1, the second is on row 4 and also points to the 1, and the next one down points to the 5. These are the starting numbers for pi: 3.1415..., which points to The Life of Pi


          EDIT 2: Reversing the order of the rows doesn't help: http://jsfiddle.net/8rbd5pv9/


          EDIT 3: There are a number of them with the same minutes right next to each other, in fact there are 6 "pairs" of same minute hands next to each other - perhaps relevant? One of those pairs contains "12" minutes, which is abnormal to the others which are all multiples of 5.


          EDIT 4: Based upon the two hints, it would appear that the film title relates to a number. Clockwork Orange also screams out at this point so I wonder if somehow the numbers of the times are able to be formed to produce the hex code for Orange?








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          • The trail order is the same order that you use to pluck off the first letters of the titles to get the message @generalcrispy pointed out. I'm wondering if the hands pointing would make more sense in a "times point to it" if in your chart you had the lower numbered rows at the bottom instead of starting them at the top
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          • @Dason See Edit 2
            – Jamie Barker
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            This occurrence of pi is mere coincidence, but interesting find! Ordering the clocks by the seat numbers is the right way. You need to find a way to use the information of the clocks together with that order.
            – formica
            2 days ago




















          • The trail order is the same order that you use to pluck off the first letters of the titles to get the message @generalcrispy pointed out. I'm wondering if the hands pointing would make more sense in a "times point to it" if in your chart you had the lower numbered rows at the bottom instead of starting them at the top
            – Dason
            Nov 14 at 16:29










          • @Dason See Edit 2
            – Jamie Barker
            Nov 14 at 17:21






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            This occurrence of pi is mere coincidence, but interesting find! Ordering the clocks by the seat numbers is the right way. You need to find a way to use the information of the clocks together with that order.
            – formica
            2 days ago


















          The trail order is the same order that you use to pluck off the first letters of the titles to get the message @generalcrispy pointed out. I'm wondering if the hands pointing would make more sense in a "times point to it" if in your chart you had the lower numbered rows at the bottom instead of starting them at the top
          – Dason
          Nov 14 at 16:29




          The trail order is the same order that you use to pluck off the first letters of the titles to get the message @generalcrispy pointed out. I'm wondering if the hands pointing would make more sense in a "times point to it" if in your chart you had the lower numbered rows at the bottom instead of starting them at the top
          – Dason
          Nov 14 at 16:29












          @Dason See Edit 2
          – Jamie Barker
          Nov 14 at 17:21




          @Dason See Edit 2
          – Jamie Barker
          Nov 14 at 17:21




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          1




          This occurrence of pi is mere coincidence, but interesting find! Ordering the clocks by the seat numbers is the right way. You need to find a way to use the information of the clocks together with that order.
          – formica
          2 days ago






          This occurrence of pi is mere coincidence, but interesting find! Ordering the clocks by the seat numbers is the right way. You need to find a way to use the information of the clocks together with that order.
          – formica
          2 days ago












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            Not sure if it matters or not, but I think you might have La La Land and Life of Pi reversed.
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          • Your approach is right, but you still need to find a way to use the information of the clocks.
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          • rot13( Unf nalbar gevrq gnxvat gur pybpxf, naq neenatvat gurz fb gur ubhef cbvag gb ubhef, be zvahgrf gb zvahgrf )
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            Not sure if it matters or not, but I think you might have La La Land and Life of Pi reversed.
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            2 days ago










          • Your approach is right, but you still need to find a way to use the information of the clocks.
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          I tried too rearrange then draw the clocks:




          enter image description here







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          I tried too rearrange then draw the clocks:




          enter image description here








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          • 1




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          • rot13( Unf nalbar gevrq gnxvat gur pybpxf, naq neenatvat gurz fb gur ubhef cbvag gb ubhef, be zvahgrf gb zvahgrf )
            – CDspace
            2 days ago






          • 1




            Not sure if it matters or not, but I think you might have La La Land and Life of Pi reversed.
            – Warlord 099
            2 days ago










          • Your approach is right, but you still need to find a way to use the information of the clocks.
            – formica
            2 days ago














          • 1




            helpingwithmath.com/printables/worksheets/time/…
            – JonMark Perry
            Nov 14 at 13:01










          • rot13( Unf nalbar gevrq gnxvat gur pybpxf, naq neenatvat gurz fb gur ubhef cbvag gb ubhef, be zvahgrf gb zvahgrf )
            – CDspace
            2 days ago






          • 1




            Not sure if it matters or not, but I think you might have La La Land and Life of Pi reversed.
            – Warlord 099
            2 days ago










          • Your approach is right, but you still need to find a way to use the information of the clocks.
            – formica
            2 days ago








          1




          1




          helpingwithmath.com/printables/worksheets/time/…
          – JonMark Perry
          Nov 14 at 13:01




          helpingwithmath.com/printables/worksheets/time/…
          – JonMark Perry
          Nov 14 at 13:01












          rot13( Unf nalbar gevrq gnxvat gur pybpxf, naq neenatvat gurz fb gur ubhef cbvag gb ubhef, be zvahgrf gb zvahgrf )
          – CDspace
          2 days ago




          rot13( Unf nalbar gevrq gnxvat gur pybpxf, naq neenatvat gurz fb gur ubhef cbvag gb ubhef, be zvahgrf gb zvahgrf )
          – CDspace
          2 days ago




          1




          1




          Not sure if it matters or not, but I think you might have La La Land and Life of Pi reversed.
          – Warlord 099
          2 days ago




          Not sure if it matters or not, but I think you might have La La Land and Life of Pi reversed.
          – Warlord 099
          2 days ago












          Your approach is right, but you still need to find a way to use the information of the clocks.
          – formica
          2 days ago




          Your approach is right, but you still need to find a way to use the information of the clocks.
          – formica
          2 days ago










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          Potential partial answer building on generalcrispy's partial answer:




          I tried drawing the times for an analog clock and noticed that the hour arms usually point more or less directly at another clock (Except those that point out of the image), but i have not been able to establish any kind of pattern, but thought this might save others some time or give them ideas. Maybe they need to be rearranged?

          The minute arms doesn't seem to point at anything in this configuration
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            The first and last ones are off. (18:25 is shown as 18:45 and 18:40 is shown as 20:40). Kudos, though on "newspaperman" going all analog! :)
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            Nov 14 at 12:14










          • Hm, I thought this might be something in flag semaphore, but some of the times don't map well onto any letter, and the ones that do don't seem to be spelling anything.
            – Nuclear Wang
            Nov 14 at 13:52










          • The OP didn't mention that the tickets were laid out on a board. Can we be sure that the ticket arrangement is relevant?
            – Strawberry
            Nov 14 at 15:55










          • "Going analog" is indeed the right way, but as @Strawberry suspected, the arrangement on the picture is irrelevant (see new hint). Find another order!
            – formica
            2 days ago















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          I tried drawing the times for an analog clock and noticed that the hour arms usually point more or less directly at another clock (Except those that point out of the image), but i have not been able to establish any kind of pattern, but thought this might save others some time or give them ideas. Maybe they need to be rearranged?

          The minute arms doesn't seem to point at anything in this configuration
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            The first and last ones are off. (18:25 is shown as 18:45 and 18:40 is shown as 20:40). Kudos, though on "newspaperman" going all analog! :)
            – Chowzen
            Nov 14 at 12:14










          • Hm, I thought this might be something in flag semaphore, but some of the times don't map well onto any letter, and the ones that do don't seem to be spelling anything.
            – Nuclear Wang
            Nov 14 at 13:52










          • The OP didn't mention that the tickets were laid out on a board. Can we be sure that the ticket arrangement is relevant?
            – Strawberry
            Nov 14 at 15:55










          • "Going analog" is indeed the right way, but as @Strawberry suspected, the arrangement on the picture is irrelevant (see new hint). Find another order!
            – formica
            2 days ago













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          I tried drawing the times for an analog clock and noticed that the hour arms usually point more or less directly at another clock (Except those that point out of the image), but i have not been able to establish any kind of pattern, but thought this might save others some time or give them ideas. Maybe they need to be rearranged?

          The minute arms doesn't seem to point at anything in this configuration
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          Potential partial answer building on generalcrispy's partial answer:




          I tried drawing the times for an analog clock and noticed that the hour arms usually point more or less directly at another clock (Except those that point out of the image), but i have not been able to establish any kind of pattern, but thought this might save others some time or give them ideas. Maybe they need to be rearranged?

          The minute arms doesn't seem to point at anything in this configuration
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            The first and last ones are off. (18:25 is shown as 18:45 and 18:40 is shown as 20:40). Kudos, though on "newspaperman" going all analog! :)
            – Chowzen
            Nov 14 at 12:14










          • Hm, I thought this might be something in flag semaphore, but some of the times don't map well onto any letter, and the ones that do don't seem to be spelling anything.
            – Nuclear Wang
            Nov 14 at 13:52










          • The OP didn't mention that the tickets were laid out on a board. Can we be sure that the ticket arrangement is relevant?
            – Strawberry
            Nov 14 at 15:55










          • "Going analog" is indeed the right way, but as @Strawberry suspected, the arrangement on the picture is irrelevant (see new hint). Find another order!
            – formica
            2 days ago














          • 1




            The first and last ones are off. (18:25 is shown as 18:45 and 18:40 is shown as 20:40). Kudos, though on "newspaperman" going all analog! :)
            – Chowzen
            Nov 14 at 12:14










          • Hm, I thought this might be something in flag semaphore, but some of the times don't map well onto any letter, and the ones that do don't seem to be spelling anything.
            – Nuclear Wang
            Nov 14 at 13:52










          • The OP didn't mention that the tickets were laid out on a board. Can we be sure that the ticket arrangement is relevant?
            – Strawberry
            Nov 14 at 15:55










          • "Going analog" is indeed the right way, but as @Strawberry suspected, the arrangement on the picture is irrelevant (see new hint). Find another order!
            – formica
            2 days ago








          1




          1




          The first and last ones are off. (18:25 is shown as 18:45 and 18:40 is shown as 20:40). Kudos, though on "newspaperman" going all analog! :)
          – Chowzen
          Nov 14 at 12:14




          The first and last ones are off. (18:25 is shown as 18:45 and 18:40 is shown as 20:40). Kudos, though on "newspaperman" going all analog! :)
          – Chowzen
          Nov 14 at 12:14












          Hm, I thought this might be something in flag semaphore, but some of the times don't map well onto any letter, and the ones that do don't seem to be spelling anything.
          – Nuclear Wang
          Nov 14 at 13:52




          Hm, I thought this might be something in flag semaphore, but some of the times don't map well onto any letter, and the ones that do don't seem to be spelling anything.
          – Nuclear Wang
          Nov 14 at 13:52












          The OP didn't mention that the tickets were laid out on a board. Can we be sure that the ticket arrangement is relevant?
          – Strawberry
          Nov 14 at 15:55




          The OP didn't mention that the tickets were laid out on a board. Can we be sure that the ticket arrangement is relevant?
          – Strawberry
          Nov 14 at 15:55












          "Going analog" is indeed the right way, but as @Strawberry suspected, the arrangement on the picture is irrelevant (see new hint). Find another order!
          – formica
          2 days ago




          "Going analog" is indeed the right way, but as @Strawberry suspected, the arrangement on the picture is irrelevant (see new hint). Find another order!
          – formica
          2 days ago










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          I think it is




          Ocean's eleven? Because it starts around 9:55 pm and you are invited for movie night.







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            Its extreme northerly location means Murmansk experiences an annual 40-day long polar "night" from 3 December to 11 January.
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          Ocean's eleven? Because it starts around 9:55 pm and you are invited for movie night.







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          • 1




            Its extreme northerly location means Murmansk experiences an annual 40-day long polar "night" from 3 December to 11 January.
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          I think it is




          Ocean's eleven? Because it starts around 9:55 pm and you are invited for movie night.








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          • 1




            It could be 'night' at any time past 6pm.
            – Benjamin Goodacre
            Nov 14 at 11:30






          • 1




            Its extreme northerly location means Murmansk experiences an annual 40-day long polar "night" from 3 December to 11 January.
            – Chowzen
            Nov 14 at 12:35
















          • 1




            It could be 'night' at any time past 6pm.
            – Benjamin Goodacre
            Nov 14 at 11:30






          • 1




            Its extreme northerly location means Murmansk experiences an annual 40-day long polar "night" from 3 December to 11 January.
            – Chowzen
            Nov 14 at 12:35










          1




          1




          It could be 'night' at any time past 6pm.
          – Benjamin Goodacre
          Nov 14 at 11:30




          It could be 'night' at any time past 6pm.
          – Benjamin Goodacre
          Nov 14 at 11:30




          1




          1




          Its extreme northerly location means Murmansk experiences an annual 40-day long polar "night" from 3 December to 11 January.
          – Chowzen
          Nov 14 at 12:35






          Its extreme northerly location means Murmansk experiences an annual 40-day long polar "night" from 3 December to 11 January.
          – Chowzen
          Nov 14 at 12:35












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          Building off @generalcrispy's answer (you were SO close if I'm right):




          "THE TIMES WILL POINT TO IT." (Emphasis added)




          So the movie you'll be watching is:




          IT (Scary!)







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          • Seems odd to have a hidden message referencing the times if they're actually irrelevant.
            – Nuclear Wang
            Nov 14 at 14:59






          • 1




            Could be a red herring?
            – dissemin8or
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          • @NuclearWang see my comment to generalcrispy as an alternate possibility.
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          Building off @generalcrispy's answer (you were SO close if I'm right):




          "THE TIMES WILL POINT TO IT." (Emphasis added)




          So the movie you'll be watching is:




          IT (Scary!)







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          • Seems odd to have a hidden message referencing the times if they're actually irrelevant.
            – Nuclear Wang
            Nov 14 at 14:59






          • 1




            Could be a red herring?
            – dissemin8or
            Nov 14 at 15:00










          • @NuclearWang see my comment to generalcrispy as an alternate possibility.
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          up vote
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          Building off @generalcrispy's answer (you were SO close if I'm right):




          "THE TIMES WILL POINT TO IT." (Emphasis added)




          So the movie you'll be watching is:




          IT (Scary!)







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          Building off @generalcrispy's answer (you were SO close if I'm right):




          "THE TIMES WILL POINT TO IT." (Emphasis added)




          So the movie you'll be watching is:




          IT (Scary!)








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          • Seems odd to have a hidden message referencing the times if they're actually irrelevant.
            – Nuclear Wang
            Nov 14 at 14:59






          • 1




            Could be a red herring?
            – dissemin8or
            Nov 14 at 15:00










          • @NuclearWang see my comment to generalcrispy as an alternate possibility.
            – dissemin8or
            Nov 14 at 15:12


















          • Seems odd to have a hidden message referencing the times if they're actually irrelevant.
            – Nuclear Wang
            Nov 14 at 14:59






          • 1




            Could be a red herring?
            – dissemin8or
            Nov 14 at 15:00










          • @NuclearWang see my comment to generalcrispy as an alternate possibility.
            – dissemin8or
            Nov 14 at 15:12
















          Seems odd to have a hidden message referencing the times if they're actually irrelevant.
          – Nuclear Wang
          Nov 14 at 14:59




          Seems odd to have a hidden message referencing the times if they're actually irrelevant.
          – Nuclear Wang
          Nov 14 at 14:59




          1




          1




          Could be a red herring?
          – dissemin8or
          Nov 14 at 15:00




          Could be a red herring?
          – dissemin8or
          Nov 14 at 15:00












          @NuclearWang see my comment to generalcrispy as an alternate possibility.
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          Nov 14 at 15:12




          @NuclearWang see my comment to generalcrispy as an alternate possibility.
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          You're going to watch:




          Titanic




          Because




          Graph the seats, they form a continuous line of an object. Rotate that object (i.e. assume the first and last points are at the same level) and it's an iceberg.







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            You're going to watch:




            Titanic




            Because




            Graph the seats, they form a continuous line of an object. Rotate that object (i.e. assume the first and last points are at the same level) and it's an iceberg.







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              up vote
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              You're going to watch:




              Titanic




              Because




              Graph the seats, they form a continuous line of an object. Rotate that object (i.e. assume the first and last points are at the same level) and it's an iceberg.







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              You're going to watch:




              Titanic




              Because




              Graph the seats, they form a continuous line of an object. Rotate that object (i.e. assume the first and last points are at the same level) and it's an iceberg.








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                  I think it is




                  La La Land




                  because




                  The seat and row numbers add to 15, the exact start time of the movie. None of the other tickets' seat/row numbers add up in this way.







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                    I think it is




                    La La Land




                    because




                    The seat and row numbers add to 15, the exact start time of the movie. None of the other tickets' seat/row numbers add up in this way.







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                      up vote
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                      I think it is




                      La La Land




                      because




                      The seat and row numbers add to 15, the exact start time of the movie. None of the other tickets' seat/row numbers add up in this way.







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                      I think it is




                      La La Land




                      because




                      The seat and row numbers add to 15, the exact start time of the movie. None of the other tickets' seat/row numbers add up in this way.








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                          You are going to watch the classic:




                          Hot Shots




                          because




                          there are 2 sets of times that are duplicates:
                          12:05 and 12:30




                          these are:




                          The Third Man,
                          Harold and Maude,
                          Over the hedge,
                          Shutter Island,




                          Which is formed by




                          Taking the 1st letter of each movie (SHOT) and using each letter twice, getting HOTSHOTS







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                            There's also Toy Story 2 and Edward Scissorhands (18:25).
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                          • of course.. could we gracefully ignore that fact?
                            – aqwert
                            2 days ago















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                          You are going to watch the classic:




                          Hot Shots




                          because




                          there are 2 sets of times that are duplicates:
                          12:05 and 12:30




                          these are:




                          The Third Man,
                          Harold and Maude,
                          Over the hedge,
                          Shutter Island,




                          Which is formed by




                          Taking the 1st letter of each movie (SHOT) and using each letter twice, getting HOTSHOTS







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                          • of course.. could we gracefully ignore that fact?
                            – aqwert
                            2 days ago













                          up vote
                          1
                          down vote










                          up vote
                          1
                          down vote









                          You are going to watch the classic:




                          Hot Shots




                          because




                          there are 2 sets of times that are duplicates:
                          12:05 and 12:30




                          these are:




                          The Third Man,
                          Harold and Maude,
                          Over the hedge,
                          Shutter Island,




                          Which is formed by




                          Taking the 1st letter of each movie (SHOT) and using each letter twice, getting HOTSHOTS







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                          You are going to watch the classic:




                          Hot Shots




                          because




                          there are 2 sets of times that are duplicates:
                          12:05 and 12:30




                          these are:




                          The Third Man,
                          Harold and Maude,
                          Over the hedge,
                          Shutter Island,




                          Which is formed by




                          Taking the 1st letter of each movie (SHOT) and using each letter twice, getting HOTSHOTS








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                            There's also Toy Story 2 and Edward Scissorhands (18:25).
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                          • of course.. could we gracefully ignore that fact?
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                            There's also Toy Story 2 and Edward Scissorhands (18:25).
                            – JonMark Perry
                            2 days ago










                          • of course.. could we gracefully ignore that fact?
                            – aqwert
                            2 days ago








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                          There's also Toy Story 2 and Edward Scissorhands (18:25).
                          – JonMark Perry
                          2 days ago




                          There's also Toy Story 2 and Edward Scissorhands (18:25).
                          – JonMark Perry
                          2 days ago












                          of course.. could we gracefully ignore that fact?
                          – aqwert
                          2 days ago




                          of course.. could we gracefully ignore that fact?
                          – aqwert
                          2 days ago










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                          I have tried my best to evaluate each ticket on similarity basis bcos two ticket are required to watch the movie.But no similarity is found as far as row & seat no is concerned. Only similarity is found in timing of movies. So on the similarity of timing I can conclude that they will go one of
                          following movies
                          1 Edward Scissors Hands timing 18.25
                          2 Toy Story 2 timing 18.25
                          Moreover there seats are in line one behind other.







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                            I have tried my best to evaluate each ticket on similarity basis bcos two ticket are required to watch the movie.But no similarity is found as far as row & seat no is concerned. Only similarity is found in timing of movies. So on the similarity of timing I can conclude that they will go one of
                            following movies
                            1 Edward Scissors Hands timing 18.25
                            2 Toy Story 2 timing 18.25
                            Moreover there seats are in line one behind other.







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                              I have tried my best to evaluate each ticket on similarity basis bcos two ticket are required to watch the movie.But no similarity is found as far as row & seat no is concerned. Only similarity is found in timing of movies. So on the similarity of timing I can conclude that they will go one of
                              following movies
                              1 Edward Scissors Hands timing 18.25
                              2 Toy Story 2 timing 18.25
                              Moreover there seats are in line one behind other.







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                              I have tried my best to evaluate each ticket on similarity basis bcos two ticket are required to watch the movie.But no similarity is found as far as row & seat no is concerned. Only similarity is found in timing of movies. So on the similarity of timing I can conclude that they will go one of
                              following movies
                              1 Edward Scissors Hands timing 18.25
                              2 Toy Story 2 timing 18.25
                              Moreover there seats are in line one behind other.








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                                  Judging by the answers and hints provided thus far, I suspect the plot of the film heavily involves Time Travel



                                  Since some movie times happen concurrently, I imagine there are different versions of characters experiencing events from different viewpoints.



                                  The best movie example for something like this is




                                  Predestination




                                  Which may fit the bill as one of the hints mention that the movie title is not on one of the tickets.






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                                    Judging by the answers and hints provided thus far, I suspect the plot of the film heavily involves Time Travel



                                    Since some movie times happen concurrently, I imagine there are different versions of characters experiencing events from different viewpoints.



                                    The best movie example for something like this is




                                    Predestination




                                    Which may fit the bill as one of the hints mention that the movie title is not on one of the tickets.






                                    share|improve this answer























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                                      up vote
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                                      Judging by the answers and hints provided thus far, I suspect the plot of the film heavily involves Time Travel



                                      Since some movie times happen concurrently, I imagine there are different versions of characters experiencing events from different viewpoints.



                                      The best movie example for something like this is




                                      Predestination




                                      Which may fit the bill as one of the hints mention that the movie title is not on one of the tickets.






                                      share|improve this answer












                                      Judging by the answers and hints provided thus far, I suspect the plot of the film heavily involves Time Travel



                                      Since some movie times happen concurrently, I imagine there are different versions of characters experiencing events from different viewpoints.



                                      The best movie example for something like this is




                                      Predestination




                                      Which may fit the bill as one of the hints mention that the movie title is not on one of the tickets.







                                      share|improve this answer












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                                          I thought you were going to watch




                                          A Streetcar Named Desire




                                          but I can't quite make that fit.



                                          Of course, you might just be heading out to watch:




                                          Enigma (by which of course I mean The Imitation Game)







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                                          • Can you give any kind of reasoning for this answer? Whether you're right or wrong, it will help others, reading this, later.
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                                          I thought you were going to watch




                                          A Streetcar Named Desire




                                          but I can't quite make that fit.



                                          Of course, you might just be heading out to watch:




                                          Enigma (by which of course I mean The Imitation Game)







                                          share|improve this answer























                                          • Can you give any kind of reasoning for this answer? Whether you're right or wrong, it will help others, reading this, later.
                                            – Khale_Kitha
                                            2 days ago













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                                          up vote
                                          -2
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                                          I thought you were going to watch




                                          A Streetcar Named Desire




                                          but I can't quite make that fit.



                                          Of course, you might just be heading out to watch:




                                          Enigma (by which of course I mean The Imitation Game)







                                          share|improve this answer














                                          I thought you were going to watch




                                          A Streetcar Named Desire




                                          but I can't quite make that fit.



                                          Of course, you might just be heading out to watch:




                                          Enigma (by which of course I mean The Imitation Game)








                                          share|improve this answer














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                                          • Can you give any kind of reasoning for this answer? Whether you're right or wrong, it will help others, reading this, later.
                                            – Khale_Kitha
                                            2 days ago


















                                          • Can you give any kind of reasoning for this answer? Whether you're right or wrong, it will help others, reading this, later.
                                            – Khale_Kitha
                                            2 days ago
















                                          Can you give any kind of reasoning for this answer? Whether you're right or wrong, it will help others, reading this, later.
                                          – Khale_Kitha
                                          2 days ago




                                          Can you give any kind of reasoning for this answer? Whether you're right or wrong, it will help others, reading this, later.
                                          – Khale_Kitha
                                          2 days ago





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