Plot-hole

06/10/2026

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06/10/2026

The clues go from impossible → obvious. Most people don't get it till clue 4… think you can beat them? 👀

Drop your guess in the comments — no cheating 🤫 New movie every single day.

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04/22/2026

Here are the easiest puzzles to date!

04/22/2026

Wondering what the hardest Puzzle was?

04/11/2026

What's the name of the shark in Nemo?

Jaws (1975) transformed filmmaking as the first major summer blockbuster, shot on location at Martha's Vineyard with a notorious, frequently broken mechanical shark named "Bruce." Director Steven Spielberg overcame severe production delays, budget overruns, and malfunctions by limiting the shark's screen time to just four minutes, relying on John Williams' iconic suspenseful score, and using innovative, often improvised, directorial techniques.

04/09/2026

My first guess on yesterdays puzzle was "Avatar", the second was "Little Mermaid". Much to my surprise, it was Finding Nemo which I got on 3/5!

Did you know, to make Finding Nemo look real, Pixar animators took scuba diving lessons, but the ocean simulations were initially too realistic. They had to intentionally make the water look less real—while also adjusting fish eyes and animating special eyebrows to convey human emotions.

04/08/2026

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Daily movie trivia game. Each day, a new puzzle challenges you to guess a movie from five clues that go from vague to obvious. The earlier you guess correctly, the higher your score.

04/08/2026

Only 37% of people failed this one… and it was still the hardest puzzle.

“To Kill a Mockingbird” → avg 1.9

Meanwhile:
Titanic → 100% got 5/5

So which are you:
Getting it early… or needing all 5 clues?

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(No spoilers. Yesterday is fair game.)

04/07/2026

Please, no spoilers. Share your score, talk about past puzzles, but don’t ruin today