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The Conversation? I remember there was a similar scene at the start of the film.

Why not just go with Harpo Marx?

Harpo Marx wasn't a silent-era actor (he only did one silent film, I think) -- he was just a silent actor.

Or Marcel Marceau?

He did speak in of the greatest gags from Mel Brooks' Silent Movie!

Spoiler

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhhS13sk7eg

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Sorry for not being more responsive but my internet connection has been mistakenly cut off a week ago.

Don't worry! I hope your connection troubles will be over soon.

A game I enjoyed is Barn Runner: Pucker Factor.
Here's my (rather poor) description for it:

The Barn Runner series is back! In this new chapter Noriko has to face an ember storm to save MAGS (Modular Auto-charging Gauss System) -- but more importantly: find love!

Help her navigate a maze of dialogue choices, arcade games, an actual maze, hidden objects sections, funny banter, and much more!

(Beware: there's some somewhat "spicy" content in the game, in case this kind of things bothers you)

Prey (2006)

Correct! Good game, the flying parts were a bit of a bore, though.

Come on, Ben X! That's just cheap and lazy.

Yes, it's Near Dark. Great film!

None of the guesses are correct.

I didn't recognize the ship, but that guy was unforgettable.

Here's a new image, sorry for the delay:

Space Truckers?

Yes, it's Thomas and the Magic Railroad, er... I mean, Race with the Devil.
It's a nice film, with some tense scenes. Probably a good candidate for the Movies That Should Have Been Bad But Were Awesome thread.

Haha, no!

The Burning Tree?

No.
And I don't think the tree actually burns. There's a ritual going on under it.

A Simple Plan?

Nope.

The Hills Have Eyes?

Right decade (at least, the original film), wrong movie.

No Country for Old Men?

RV?

No, I've recognized it. In fact, I saw not too long ago, last year I think. That film is a lot of fun, absolutely crazy! So many memorable scenes.
It probably had Bram Stoker rolling in his grave, however.

I'll edit this post with a new image later.

The Lair of the White Worm.

Ennio Morricone - Here's to You (feat. Joan Baez)

That was from a great film by Montaldo, Sacco & Vanzetti, with a fantastic performance by Gian Maria Volonté. Also, great score by Ennio Morricone and Joan Baez.

Correct! I was going to drop this very subtle hint with the next screenshot, but it wont be necessary: