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[shadedpain4]

Originally Posted by pedromvu

Can't figure out what was the censured word, certainly not one of these:

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Ha. I didn't think it would censor the link. It was supposed to link to a 1979 Joan Collins film.

[Cremildo]

Originally Posted by bright75

You could make an argument for 'The Candidate' (which would be a great addition to the collection)

I'd buy that in a heartbeat.

The DVD is 4x3!

[MifuneFan]

Originally Posted by bwdowiak

if its Woman of the Year, I'm buying a copy and I'll somehow find a way to give it away to someone here.

It is Election. no doubt about it.

Juat because they hinted at Election in the past? That doesn't mean any and every political clue has to be for that. Time does Woman of the Year and People of the Year covers like that every year. There is absolutely no reason to have something so specific for a movie like Election, it just wouldn't make sense. But hey, if you're buying, I'll take a copy

[bwdowiak]

Originally Posted by MifuneFan

It's Woman of the Year. Next year is the film's 75th Anniversary, it's a Warner film, and it's way more fitting and specific than something as general as Election. The fact that they hinted at Election in the past is irrelevant.

the implication of Hillary's face as Time's Woman of the Year" is no more specific than the implication of a news magazine with the picture of one of the candidates running in the presidential election in one week.

in fact, I think, it is less specific.

[Brad1963]

Originally Posted by belcherman

Woman of the Year?

That is my guess.

[bwdowiak]

Originally Posted by MifuneFan

Juat because they hinted at Election in the past? That doesn't mean any and every political clue has to be for that. Time does Woman of the Year and People of the Year covers like that every year. There is absolutely no reason to have something so specific for a movie like Election, it just wouldn't make sense. But hey, if you're buying, I'll take a copy

I've been wrong plenty of times, so I'll hold out that possibility and will gladly keep my word if Woman of the Year comes to pass. Just one copy, though... for someone here. ...and you have to wait for me to be able to get if for under $20.

[Scottie]

TIME Magazine is notorious for Person of the Year.

I can't think of anything more fitting than Woman of the Year.

[Bates_Motel]

Too bad it's not Robert Redford's The Candidate, since that never even got a proper DVD release. Maybe it's 4 clues in one - Woman of the Year, Election, The Candidate, and Malick's Voyage of TIME?

[Gusto-Guus]

Haven't you guys ever seen pictures of Hillary as a high school student? She doesn't remind anyone of Flick?

[bwdowiak]

Originally Posted by iScottie

TIME Magazine is notorious for Person of the Year.

I can't think of anything more fitting than Woman of the Year.

why not put Mother Theresa or Rosa Parks on the drawing then? why Hillary?

I just checked, too... Time's award was called Man of the Year until 1999. At that time it was changed to Person of the Year

[Hoke Moseley]

I'd cry tears of joy if it turns out to be Election.

Woman of the Year would be cool too, but come on people... Election!!!!

[Scottie]

Originally Posted by bwdowiak

why not put Mother Theresa or Rosa Parks on the drawing then? why Hillary?

I just checked, too... Time's award was called Man of the Year until 1999. At that time it was changed to Person of the Year

Because she's incredibly relevant right now.

[AaronJ]

Originally Posted by bwdowiak

why not put Mother Theresa or Rosa Parks on the drawing then? why Hillary?

I just checked, too... Time's award was called Man of the Year until 1999. At that time it was changed to Person of the Year

And one year it wasn't a man OR a woman, but the personal computer.

[belcherman]

Originally Posted by iScottie

Because she's incredibly relevant right now.

It's pretty much a sure thing that whichever candidate wins the Election this year will be Time's Person of the Year for 2016.

By the way, Time has had a Woman of the Year before, including Wallis Simpson (1936) and Queen Elizabeth II (1952). I looked it up.

[Cinematt]

[ShellOilJunior]

Originally Posted by bwdowiak

who said that?

if we are to take these drawings so literally, then where's my Bad Lambs? really looking forward to that.

Election is what is implied by the use of her face on Time magazine.

The simplicity of the iconic Time cover with a person on the front implies "Person of the year". Add in the woman and you likely have George Stevens' Woman of the Year.

My contention is that "Time" doesn't suggest anything to mean "Election". You say it's possible because I'm taking the drawing "literally" then you offer "Bad Lambs" which is pun. This drawing doesn't look to be a pun.

This happens every time a clue is released. The obvious is ignored to shoehorn in another film. Payne's film is coming eventually and I look forward to seeing it again but this clue does not reference it.

[the one who knocks]

[Edward J Grug III]

I'm certain it is Woman of the Year, BUT my first thought was Spike Jonze's Her.

[Bandit Tajomaru]

Originally Posted by monorail91

From CriterionCast, new newsletter "wacky drawing":



Source: http://blog.criterioncast.com/post/1...awing-from-the

Hocus Pocus (1993)?

[zoodermin]

Originally Posted by the one who knocks

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Is it just me or Ellen looks better now than she did in 1997?