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Apollo 13 would be more likely than Duncan Jones' less well-known 'Moon'.

Ta again ff ! Will go with 'Moon'.Do you agree 'Tightrope' Clint's film?

I'd forgotten all about this quiz. My first thought for the tightrope was " Man on Wire " form 2008 which makes it more recent than Tightrope from 1984 which may make it more likely. But who knows, like the Christmas picture quizzes, soemtimes you just have to plump for something!

The picture is very similar to the poster for MAN ON WIRE. I think TIGHTROPE as part of a series is less likely.

I've now got 41 answers!

I don't like Kite Runner OR Mary Poppins for the kite... and I'm not sure of Catch 22 either. I might watch Chamber of Secrets just to make sure the claw AND book aren't part of the same clue!

We're all coming to very similar sets of answers, so I'm happy to share and discuss.

1. The Artist
2. Tom Jones
3. Black Swan
4. Brokeback Mountain
5. A Clockwork Orange
6. Dial M for Murder
7. Million Dollar Baby
8. Born On The 4th of July
9. Titanic
10. Star Wars Episode VI: Return of The Jedi
11. 2001: A Space Odyssey
12. Moon
13. Strictly Ballroom
14. Trainspotting
15. E.T.
16. Jaws
17. The Elephant Man
18. The Kings Speech
19. The Piano
20. The Red Shoes
21. The Social Network
22. Milk
23. American Beauty
24. The Shining
25. Bridget Jones’ Diary
26. Avatar
27. The Blue Lamp
28. Gladiator
29. Brighton Rock
30. The Dambusters
31. Apocalypse Now
32. Rope
33. The Usual Suspects
34. Halloween
35. Harry Potter and The Chamber Of Secrets
36. Mona Lisa
37. The Queen
38. Forrest Gump
39. The Kite Runner
40. Catch 22

Ooops. missed

41 Man on Wire

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It's a Basilisk serpent fang, not a claw....

I feel like such a nerd.

p@

I sit corrected!

So pastille, is there a book associated with the fang?

I don't know if you've seen the quiz, but part of the picture is the said claw embedded into a book which seems to have the number 22 on a metal clasp on one corner. To my poor middle-aged eyes it could be any combination of 11, 12,21 or 22.

Does any of this ring a bell to a potterophile like yourself?