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Movie Titles by Synonyms #4

Guess these movie titles, where most of the words have been replaced by synonyms.
Not all synonyms are exact
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First submittedJanuary 4, 2018
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Synonyms
Movie Title
Expire Rigid
Die Hard
Retribution of the Geeks
Revenge of the Nerds
Crotchety Geriatic Fellows
Grumpy Old Men
Locomotive Observing
Trainspotting
The Raisins of Fury
The Grapes of Wrath
The Warlock of Australia
The Wizard of Oz
Henchmen
Minions
Veracious Fibs
True Lies
Tar Flawless
Pitch Perfect
Lifeless Billiards
Deadpool
Physician Bizarre
Doctor Strange
Synonyms
Movie Title
Kielbasa Celebration
Sausage Party
The British Convalescent
The English Patient
Signor Netherland's Composition
Mr. Holland's Opus
Grave Rock
Tombstone
My Kinsman Vincent
My Cousin Vinny
The Elation Serendipity Association
The Joy Luck Club
Ocean Scone
Seabiscuit
The Moth Ramification
The Butterfly Effect
Bonaparte Nitroglycerin
Napoleon Dynamite
The Stygian Paladin
The Dark Knight
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40 Comments
WolfCam
+1
Level 66
Jan 4, 2018
Good Quiz!
BazMcHat
+20
Level 83
Jan 4, 2018
A scone is very definitely not a biscuit...
sillie
+2
Level 76
Jan 4, 2018
It most definitely is. Think American biscuits with gravy. And then think of a breakfast scone eaten in England. Same thing.
brandybuck96
+13
Level 83
Jan 17, 2018
The English definition of biscuit is very different from the American definition. In the UK we call a "biscuit" what the Americans call a "cookie".
roleybob
+9
Level 75
Jul 26, 2018
Yeah, you wouldn't want to have gravy with what we call a biscuit
POOCH
+4
Level 72
Aug 17, 2018
I think that many, if not most Americans realize that what the British call a biscuit is what we call a cookie and vice versa. A scone (which was the clue) more closely resembles the American version of the biscuit in its appearance but without the sweeteners or fruits that are often added to scones. Either way I don't see that it is a real challenge to get from scone to biscuit especially if you've already made the leap from ocean to sea. Also, roleybob, don't be too quick about not putting gravy on cookies. In the American South, where I'm from, we make chocolate gravy. It was always one of my favorite weekend treats when I was a kid and it's amazing on hot waffles. It'll make your tongue beat your brains out...
roleybob
+5
Level 75
Dec 11, 2018
Chocolate gravy? Well from that it also sounds like what you call gravy is not the same as what we call gravy...
Kahikatea
+4
Level 75
May 8, 2019
It's a huge leap from scone to biscuit. Maybe not to Americans if they already use the word 'biscuit' to mean scone, but to the rest of the English-speaking world they are completely different things.
Quizmaster
+14
Level ∞
Jan 5, 2018
"Not all synonyms are exact".
FinchesAintFunny
+1
Level 22
Nov 27, 2023
Actually as defined by many of the various dictionary source and encyclopedias out there. A scone is actually very much a biscuit due to the structural and taste of the physical structure. WA WA
Algernon
+1
Level 73
Jan 4, 2018
Good quiz, never heard of three of the answers.

I agree a scone is not a biscuit, but it's not a difficult step to make to get the answer.

pweent
+2
Level 89
Jan 5, 2018
A lot of fun! Moths != butterflies, but everything else rang true.
drayen
+3
Level 73
Jan 5, 2018
Tar is not a synonym for the pitch in Pitch Perfect. Harmonic, modulation, timbre or sound are all examples of synonyms for pitch in it's use a noun meaning tone or sound.
zaba2048
+13
Level 72
Jan 5, 2018
The quiz doesn't concern the actual meanings of the titles, just the words in them. Therefore "tar" is a perfectly acceptable (and quite enjoyable in my opinion) synonym.
IsleAuHaulte
+2
Level 90
Jun 17, 2018
Stick in the mud.
cornflakesfu
+3
Level 87
Nov 15, 2018
*Stick in the pitch
Zupity
+2
Level 66
Oct 23, 2021
Tar is another word for pitch. Not the same type of pitch, but that doesn't matter. It's a very good clue.
Qikiq
+1
Level 87
Jan 5, 2018
I have never in my life heard of the movie "Sausage Party" but was tickled when I got it!
Insaniot
+1
Level 61
Jan 11, 2018
It’s a movie that was originally a kid’s movie but was changed to an r rating because after the initial trailer kids got too scared or something
interopia
+9
Level 85
Jan 15, 2018
It was never intended for kids
Insaniot
+1
Level 61
Feb 8, 2018
I definitely remember hearing something about it originally being a kids movie but changed after the initial trailer, but I might be wrong
cornflakesfu
+5
Level 87
Nov 15, 2018
Uhh, if it was originally intended for kids then they changed a whole hell of a lot.
Insaniot
+1
Level 61
Nov 15, 2018
I don’t know, maybe the theatre just played the trailer before a kid’s movie. I don’t remember the exact story.
Jacktheguy
+2
Level 91
Nov 16, 2018
What kind of kid's movie were you watching in theaters that would have a Sausage Party trailer before it?
kitsims
+2
Level 83
Apr 22, 2022
The movie literally features an extended and highly explicit orgy.

It was absolutely, definitely, never intended for kids.

samiamco
+1
Level 68
Jan 7, 2018
This was an especially fun one! Way to go, Quizmaster; the new year has revved up your creativity well! 🎉
redsplat
+1
Level 73
Oct 29, 2018
There are two Black Knight films. Admittedly not the greatest movies, but they exist. Can this answer be accepted as well? Hilarious quiz in a great series by the way.
starfast
+3
Level 58
Nov 15, 2018
Kept reading "Geeks" in the second clue incorrectly and couldn't think of another word for "Greeks." Not sure I would have gotten it anyways :P
Ferbin
+3
Level 77
Nov 15, 2018
Someone needs to make a film called "The Raisins of Fury". Animated raisins going berserk.
PantsLobbyist
+2
Level 96
Nov 19, 2018
The California Raisins smoke some bad peyote and, filled with blood-lust, go on a murderous rampage!

Who wouldn't want to see this movie?!?

pinkysbrain
+1
Level 84
Sep 1, 2020
another cool fun quiz in this series . I had to recover my composure after reading Raisins of Fury . as was said in an earlier comment what a movie that would be.
BrennoAU
+1
Level 43
Jul 15, 2021
Based on the answer percentage, it does not appear that many people know what stygian means.
SpartanLlama
+1
Level 71
Aug 22, 2021
Seabiscuit is that one that I think of but don't try because it sounds too bizarre
Synthwave
+4
Level 65
Oct 23, 2021
For "Henchmen," I thought of Goonies. This is one of the definitions that wiktionary provides: goonie/gooney - (slang) a henchman, a thug, a gangster, a goon.

Minions is more appropriate, but would Goonies work?

HyddenRizz
+1
Level 67
Nov 27, 2023
I tried this too, still not accepted! Wikitionary agrees.
stylus
+2
Level 77
Oct 23, 2021
if the answer is one word i think the synonyms should be concatenated as well e.g. Graverock. i think i've seen this in other synonym quizzes and it gives an extra clue
ctleng76
+2
Level 65
Oct 25, 2021
I had no idea Australia was referred to as Oz. I've never heard that before.
vermiciousknid
+2
Level 89
Oct 26, 2021
It's fairly common. I've seen it used a lot on this website.
Rozzi
+3
Level 61
Oct 26, 2021
I can't believe no one has complained about the English/British one yet. There are places in the UK where that sort of mix up could land you in very hot water, e.g. Scotland.

And a scone is not a biscuit! Scones are best with jam and cream.

EcceHomo
+1
Level 82
Jan 22, 2024
Some tenuous ones here, but by far my favourite is The Stygian Paladin.
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