- You know why I don't know the name of that movie?
- Because you're old. - No. (laughing)
♪ (upbeat intro) ♪
- (FBE) So today, we've got a challenge for you guys.
- (gasping) Oh, no, a challenge.
- (FBE) We're going to play you audio from a movie
and whoever names the title of the film correctly gets a point.
The person with the most points at the end of the challenge wins.
- Oh, that's interesting. That's cool.
- Oh, boy, that could be tough.
- (FBE) We'll play you one second at a time
until the end of the clip to see if you can guess.
If you guess wrong at any point, your opponent gets a chance to answer
and they are all classic films. - Wow!
- Okay. - Okay.
- Classic films? That's for old people!
- I know! - I'm not that old.
- I love movies and sometimes I remember odd bits of details,
but not necessarily the exact title.
- I love movies as well, so, I mean, let's bring it on
and see what happens.
- (FBE) Okay, here we go, here's the first second
of your first movie. - (lady) It always will...
(hitting bell) - Gone With the Wind?
(buzzer)
(hitting bell) - Gone With the Wind.
(buzzer)
- (lady) It always will...
- Oh, um, um, um, um... (hitting bell)
Gone With the Wind? (buzzer)
- Not a clue. - Uh-uh.
- More time, please?
- (lady) It always will be...
- (whispering) "It always will be..." - "Always will be" what?
- (lady) It always will be... (hitting bell)
- Wizard of Oz? (buzzer)
- I'm trying to recognize the performer.
- I'm trying to recognize the voice. - Yeah.
- It doesn't sound familiar.
- No idea. - I don't know either.
I guess we need another second.
- (lady) It always will be. There's nothing else.
Just us.
- "It always will be. Nothing else."
That's a toughie.
- (chuckling) I'm clueless.
- I am completely stumped. - Me, too.
(hitting bell) - Sunset Boulevard.
(ding)
- Oh! Sunset Boulevard?
(ding) Yeah!
- (FBE) Last chance, we're skipping to 15 seconds.
- (Norma) Just us, and the cameras, and those wonderful people
out there in the dark.
All right, Mr. DeMille-- - Oh, Mr. DeMille.
Her voice sounds so familiar.
- Is the next line "I'm ready for my close--"?
It's "Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up,"
and I can't put it into the movie. - Yeah.
- Sounds like an old movie thriller, like they used to make.
- Is she looking in a mirror and she's gone crazy?
- Ooh, you're getting close, I think.
(hitting bell) Sunset Boulevard.
- Oh, you are good! - Good?
- Give it to me.
- Let me see here.
I'm trying to think of a name. Yeah, I give up.
- I give up. - I give up.
- (FBE) So this was a scene from Sunset Boulevard.
- Oh, okay.
- Oh, I haven't watched that. - I would have never guessed it.
- "Movies didn't get smaller. The pictures got smaller!"
"I'm ready for my close-up."
- (man) I can-- - "I can" what?
- I know! (laughing)
- (man) I can-- - Oh.
A motor? Someone was driving.
- I couldn't possibly get it with that.
I need more. - He was driving along.
- Nope. More time, please.
- (laughing) - No way.
- (man) I can never have children!
- "I can never have children."
- (man) I can never have children!
- Oh! (hitting bell)
Dark Victory? (buzzer)
Aww, shoot!
- "I can never have children." Oh my goodness!
- Boy, this is hard.
(hitting bell) - Is that from Auntie Mame?
(buzzer)
- Oh! Some Like It Hot.
(ding)
- Boy, you're good.
- (Jerry) I can never have children! - (Osgood) We can adopt some.
- (Jerry) Oh, you don't understand, Osgood!
- That sounds like Jerry Lewis. (laughing)
- I can see the guy. - Osgood.
Think Marilyn Monroe or Jack Lemmon.
- Jack Lemmon and who'd he always work with?
- (both) Tony Curtis. - Yes.
- You know why I don't know the name of that movie?
- Because you're old. - No! (laughing)
- It's Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon. (hitting bell)
- Is it Some Like It Hot? (ding)
It is? - Aww, I gave all the clue!
- (Jerry) Oh... I'm a man!
- (Osgood) Well, nobody's perfect.
- Wow, no way! - That's a hard one.
- I can never guess it. - I give up.
- That one with Marilyn.
She pretends to be-- they're musicians and they
dress in drag. (hitting bell)
Some Like It Hot. (ding)
Aww, Jesus!
- (FBE) So this is a scene from Some Like It Hot.
- Oh, yes!
- How are we doing? - Not too well.
- You know what you might have... are two losers, you--
- (both laughing)
- (man) Now, are you... - (mumbling sarcastically)
He's lecturing to somebody.
- (man) Now, are you... - Nope.
You know it from that? - Nope.
(stammering) No.
- I'm gonna need a little bit more.
This one second stuff is too short for me.
- I think that's Jimmy Cagney. - No, it's not Jimmy Cagney.
- We need a little more, but that voice sounded familiar.
- (man) Now, are you trying to tell me
that this knife-- - Who is that?
I've heard that voice.
- (man) Now, are you trying to tell me
that this knife-- - Oh, uh...
12 Angry Men. (ding)
- Wow.
- It was Henry Fonda's voice. - Oh, with the guys and the jury!
(hitting bell) Is it 12 Angry Men?
(ding) I got it?
(hitting bell)
Henry Fonda, 12 Angry Men. (ding)
- Wow!
(hitting bell) - 12 Angry Men?
Oh my god!
- (FBE) Okay, we're gonna go ahead and jump all the way to 15 seconds.
- (Marshall) Now, are you trying to tell me
that this knife really fell through a hole in the boy's pocket?
Someone picked it up off the street, went to the boy's house,
and stabbed his father with it just to test its sharpness?
- (Davis) No, I'm just saying it's possible the boy lost his knife
and that somebody else stabbed his father with a similar knife.
- No, I couldn't guess that. - You got me.
I give up.
- (FBE) So this was a scene from 12 Angry Men.
- Oh, I haven't seen that.
- We're getting there. - "We"?
(laughing) You!
- (lady) He said... - Huh?
- Wait a minute. - You said?
- He said what?
- (lady) He said... - "He said."
- I haven't a clue.
- More. - More.
- I gotta have more.
- More? Another second.
- (lady) He said a little drink. - (man) You--
- Well, that's not much help.
- (lady) He said a little drink. - (man) You--
- (mocking man)
- (lady) He said a little drink. - (man) You--
- (laughing)
- That person's not happy that he gets a little drink.
- I can take a guess. Dinner at Eight?
(buzzer)
Aww, shoot.
- No clue. I need more.
- (lady) He said a little drink. - (man) You're tearing me apart!
- Oh, no, I haven't seen this movie at all.
- This is an old movie. It's before my time.
- I'm gonna take a shot. (hitting bell)
It wasn't Young Frankenstein, was it?
That sounded like a Gene Wilder yell.
(hitting bell) - Um... Rebel Without a Cause?
(ding)
(hitting bell) - Rebel Without A Cause.
(ding) Is that right?
Yes!
- Oh! Oh! Oh!
It's James Dean-- - Rebel.
- (both) Rebel Without a Cause.
- I got it! - (laughing)
- (FBE) I'm giving you both a point. - (both cheering)
- (Carol) What?!
- (Jim) You, you say one thing, he says another,
and everybody changes back again!
- (Carol) That's a fine way to behave!
- (Mrs. Stark) Well, you know who he takes after.
- His momma! - I haven't seen that movie.
- Not One Flew Over the Cockoo's Nest?
No, I was thinking it was some kind of psychological thing.
- I have no clue. What is it?
- (FBE) So this is a scene from Rebel Without a Cause.
- Oh!
- I would have remembered that. I watched-- but I was a teenager.
- Who was in that? James Dean? - James Dean, yeah.
- Okay, now we're ready. - Yeah, we're warming up.
- Yeah, we're on a roll, my friend.
- (FBE) Okay, last movie, first second.
- (lady) And what a lo-- - "And what a..."
- "And what a lovely life."
- (lady) And what a lo-- - Boy, that voice sounded familiar.
(hitting bell) - That's Wizard of Oz.
(buzzer) Darn!
- (both) "What a--" - More.
- Lovely, yeah.
- Nope. One more second, please.
- (lady) And what a lovely mornin'!
- (both) "Lovely mornin'!"
- Morning, that sounds-- - "A lovely mornin'."
- (lady) And what a lovely mornin'! ♪ (instrumental music) ♪
- Okay, it's a musical.
(hitting bell) Oklahoma?
(buzzer) - That's a good guess.
- Oh, what a lovely--
(hitting bell) - Oklahoma?
(buzzer) Darn it!
(hitting bell) - ♪ Singin' in the rain ♪
(ding) ♪ Just singin' in the rain ♪
- (both) ♪ Good morning, good morning to you ♪
(hitting bell) - Singing in the Rain?
(ding) (chuckling)
- Good job.
We did pretty good to get three of them.
- (Kathy) And what a lovely mornin'!
♪ Good mornin' ♪
- (Cosmo) ♪ Good mornin' ♪
- Huh. - (chuckling)
I don't know where I've heard that from.
- I know.
(hitting bell) - Sound of Music?
(buzzer) Oh god!
- Oh! ♪ Good mornin' ♪ - ♪ Mornin' ♪
- It's Singin' in the Rain, Debby Reynolds.
- Yes!
All right. - I'm sorry, honey.
- That's all right, my friend.
- (Don) ♪ We've talked the whole night through ♪
- (Cathy) ♪ Good mornin' ♪
- (Don and Cosmo) ♪ Good mornin' to you ♪
(tap dancing)
- (all three) ♪ Good mornin', good... ♪
- Isn't that Fred Astaire or something?
I can picture it, but I don't remember the title of the movie.
(hitting bell) - Singin' in the Rain.
(ding) Jeez!
As soon as they started tap dancing.
- It's too far in the past for me.
I'm gonna have to throw in my hat, throw in the towel.
- (FBE) So this was a scene from Singin' in the Rain.
- Singin' in-- that's what I was gonna say!
- I had fun. I loved it.
It was funny. He was great.
- I just watched her beat me up.
- I obviously have to start watching movies
more than once. - Yeah, like me.
You are too busy. You have a life.
I sit and watch old movies.
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- Hey, guys, I'm Katie, a React channel producer.
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