Guess the movie!

[lineuphere]

Across the Pacific.

[Silga]

That's correct!

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I just spent way too long trying to find the movie within the movie as well, but to no avail. I hope someone is still sleuthing that.

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[Silga]

Well look what I found. So it's not just us asking this question. But even in the comments section there's no answer.

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

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[thoxans]

wanda?

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That's it.

[thoxans]

nice. i got nothing though, so someone else can go!

[grabmymask]

i always steal a chance to post here when no one's looking

[Curtis, baby]

Return of the prodigal son

[grabmymask]

non

[Lencho of the Apes]

As I Was Swooning Picturesquely, I Sometimes Caught Glimpses Of Topiary?

[grabmymask]

nope

[grabmymask]

[lineuphere]

The Hypothesis of the Stolen Painting

[sally]

oooh, well done, that was driving me mad, i knew i'd seen it!

[grabmymask]

correct of course!

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[flip]

i will guess the burglar which has almost no chance to be right, just the distance of the camera reminds me of that film

[nrh]

looks like an in construction lincoln center in ny? but no idea what the movie could be

[lineuphere]

It's not "The Burglar," but that is the Metropolitan Opera House going up at Lincoln Center. Should help with the year.

[Evelyn Library P.I.]

The Train (1964)?

[MrCarmady]

The Train is set during WW2, isn't it? So it wouldn't show the Lincoln Center image. But I was thinking of Seconds so maybe it's Frankenheimer after all if we're both thinking it is?

[Evelyn Library P.I.]

Oh, true... The second image recalled The Train to me but obviously won't fit with Lincoln Center

[sally]

something like the pawnbroker?

[lineuphere]

Not "The Train." And good guess on "The Pawnbroker." Here's another...

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[thoxans]

gotta be something eastern european cuz y'all know how those easeur's be...