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"What Lies Beneath"?

I just thought, after 326 pages, I would try something new to add to the challenge! It was stagnating a bit **shrugs**

I have no issue with you selecting an animated film to mix it up just with the editing of the image. 

You can drag/drop any image into Google Images and it'll find similar images (or the same image) and it usually will tell you what it's from (or provide links to sites with the image that will tell you what it's from).

I have used it a few times in this thread when I just didn't know the answer (but didn't answer after finding out that way!).

Interesting.

What I was hoping to try here was to use something CG that is damn near photo-realistic to see if people could tell it was "fake". Apparently it's still obvious. I was blown away by the realism of the nature/scenery in The Good Dinosaur.  Mind blowing really.
(I also flipped the image horizontally and played with the levels a bit to throw off any cheaters using google images' "back trace" feature )

Well, I wouldn't say it was obvious.  I was certainly leaning towards a live action film. 

I think flipping the image and adjusting levels sort of constitutes "cheating" in itself.  I'd never heard of the image "back trace" feature but I would trust particpants to play fair in their guesses.

Blue Planet?

Before the Rain?

Correct

Having trouble resizing from my iPad but should be an easy one:

Results?

The Gift?

Francisco, what's the reason for keeping your character animations in 320x200 when you're increasing the overall resolution of "Poe Dickens"?

I was about to forfeit my turn anyway so if you want to take it, Danvsare, go for it.

Joe Dirt?

Is Beneath the Planet of the apes?

Don't know the connection between it and The Maltese Falcon.  Never seen either.

It's a rat turd. 

Your go.

Nope.

Isn't that Cloud Atlas?

Wow.  Earlier than expected.  You're up.

I don't know.  I'd never seen it; it was just a hunch.  Oh well, I guess I'm up again.