Shot by Shot

Hey kids, Carrie here.

Yesterday’s shot was from Bill Condon’s Kinsey (2004). A couple good guesses, but no one got it right. Good job stumping everyone, Hillary!

Don’t forget today is your last day to register for the Wet Hot American Summer Edition of Shot By Shot. If you’re already registered [meaning you can guess right now] you’re all set and you just have to wait for the fun to begin!

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Tell everyone you know with an internet connection — the more players we have, the more fun it’ll be! I’ll be helping Zack post shots instead of playing along. We’ll do our best to keep it interesting.

Today’s shot:

Enjoy!

Zack says yesterday’s shot was from James L. Brooks’ Spanglish (2004). No one got it correct. Good work stumping us all, Zack.
Now for Wednesday’s shot: Good luck!

P.S. Don’t forget you’ve only got 2 days left to register (If you’re already registered [meaning you can guess right now] you’re all set and you just have to wait for the fun to begin!) for the Wet Hot American Summer Edition of Shot By Shot!

In a particularly concerted — but failed — effort to stump Hillary (Carrie and I sifted through an array of strong contenders), yesterday’s shot was from Amy Heckerling’s Clueless (1995).

Tuesday’s challenge is far less personal.

In honor of Zombie Sunday, yesterday’s shot was from Zack Snyder’s 2004 Dawn of the Dead remake.

Here’s Monday’s shot…

P.S.: Don’t neglect yesterday’s important announcement.

Carrie stumped even me with yesterday’s obscure shot from Christopher Guest’s otherwise totally familiar A Mighty Wind (2003). Congrats to Mike, the only one who got it.

Here’s Sunday’s shot…

Yesterday’s shot was from Nicholas Hytner’s Center Stage (2000), a highly underrated movie. Well done Moe and Hillary!

Here is today’s shot:

Good luck!

Ok. Answers to the previous four shots …

A - David O. Russell’s I ♥ Huckabees. A repeat shooter, but a great one none the less.
B - Brian Dannelly’s Saved!
C - Michel Gondry and Charlie Kaufman’s Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
D - Marc Forster’s Finding Neverland

Everyone who guessed got at least one of them right. I’ll leave it to Zack to tabulate the points.
Here is today’s shot:

Good luck!

Monday’s shot was from Francois Truffaut’s The 400 Blows. Now, to make up for some recent gaps in the game, here’s four shots. You have until midnight Friday morning to guess. Don’t forget to refer to them as Shots A-D, respectively, and feel free to guess more than once.

Edit: Let me remind everyone that we here at Butter Jesus currently have no rule against repeating movies used in the Shot by Shot quiz — at least, not yet.