Day #4 of the 30 Day Film Challenge

[shadowkat]

This is Day #4 of the 30 Day Film Challenge - a Film with a number in the title.

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(As an aside, I rather like this challenge. It's fun. Most of them ask what's your favorite movie - honestly, how can you possibly answer that question? Be like picking a favorite book.)

Comments

[cactuswatcher]

I saw this prompt and thought, "let Shadowkat take a movie with 7 and then take another number." Yep, most of the movie titles with numbers pick seven.

How about a not great movie for a change? Five Weeks in a Balloon? Patterned after that other 19th-century-travel-romp movie with a number in the title that someone else can take, I thought it was terrible, but critics seemed to have thought it was at least okay.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2R_nLE33XWc

[shadowkat]

Well, when I initially saw the prompt...I thought, I have to find a movie I like and all I could come with is movies I really hate. So I googled, and voila 7.

Interesting that you thought that I'd take a movie with 7. 7 is my favorite number. There's just something fascinating about it.

Also, you could do this meme on the number 7 alone...it's ridiculous really. (I came very very close to picking movies with "One" in them. But it felt like cheating and I didn't do it for the same reason I didn't pick one for song with a number in it. Also not white for color. But other's should go for it. Just my particular weirdness.)

That's an entertaining trailer. Ah Irwin Allen - he did a lot of B disaster and adventure films in the 1950s and 60s. Also Fabian...Red Buttons, and sigh, Barbara Eden. Women never fared well in these things, always camera pretty, always stupid.