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Sandy Wood
Brain Game: Ben & Gerry?
by Sandy Wood - November 16, 2009 - 7:30 AM

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In this age of the Internet, devout fans often refer to multi-word titles of albums, films, and TV shows by their abbreviations. Please Please Me becomes PPM, just like Revenge of the Nerds becomes ROTN and The Next Generation becomes TNG.

Today’s Brain Game offers 10 Harrison Ford movies abbreviated this same way. To make the puzzle easier, or maybe more difficult, each of the clues are two words long (meaning each film has a two-word title.) Can you identify all of them? Good luck!

. . . . . AG . . . . . BR . . . . . CO . . . . .
. . . . . HH . . . . . PG . . . . . PI . . . . .

. . . . . RH (2 answers) . . . . . SW . . . . . WG . . . . .

 
Here are the ANSWERS.
Comments (5)
  1. Missing from this list… Apocalypse Now (AN).

  2. Joel, y’know, I originally had it on the list but took it off because, unlike the ones remaining, I didn’t think readers would consider “Apocalypse Now” to be a “Harrison Ford film.” He was in it, but he wasn’t a major character. There are another three or four two-word HF titles left off, as well.

  3. I believe Blade Runner is from ‘82.

  4. Got 6/10
    Missed BR, CO, HH, and WG.

  5. 6/10

    missed CO, HH, Random Hearts, and WG (which is the one of the bunch I might have gotten eventually…the others, no chance).

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