Krillion Recorded answers
3,330 recorded answers
How to approach it
Start from the middle of the field and move steadily outward. Jot down everything that arrives instantly, then deliberately park that list, because the titles everyone shares end up in the lowest band. Spend your energy on the circles behind it: comedies built on a single jump, festive tales with a repeated day, imported speculative fiction, animation, anthology chapters, shorts. Naming conventions act as a map; anything carrying a year, a clock reading or a tally of minutes usually fits. Confirm that a real mechanism drives the story, a gadget, a rift or a loop, and not a dream, a prophecy or a plain wish. Range counts for more than polish, so keep the list long and submit the oddest legitimate title on it.
Get a hint
Big studio science fiction is the easiest opening sweep, since a device, a laboratory accident or a cosmic rift can fling the protagonist into a distant era and the plot then has to undo the damage.
A little more
From there widen into comedy, romance and family fare, above all festive stories and foreign-language releases, where one jump backwards or forwards supplies the entire premise from the opening scene.
One step further
Sweep the margins last: festival shorts, direct-to-video titles, anthology segments and micro-budget features whose names lean on calendar years, clock readings or elapsed minutes.
Reveal answers 3,330
- Inuyasha the Movie: The Castle Beyond the Looking GlassDeep Cut85points
- Inuyasha: Kuroi TessaigaDeep Cut85points
- Isabelle and StuartDeep Cut85points
- Isang komedya sa langitDeep Cut85points
- IslandDeep Cut85points
- Island EscapeDeep Cut85points
- It Gets BetterDeep Cut85points
- It Happened TomorrowDeep Cut85points
- It Was a Party TomorrowDeep Cut85points
- It's a Summer Film!Deep Cut85points
- It's About Time!Deep Cut85points
- It's Already YesterdayDeep Cut85points
- It's Christmas, Carol!Deep Cut85points
- It's Never Too Late (1953)Deep Cut85points
- Itsuka Aeru Kimi niDeep Cut85points
- Iva Delta 7Deep Cut85points
- Ivan Vasilievich Changes EverythingDeep Cut85points
- Ivan Vasilievich Changes ProfessionDeep Cut85points
- IzoDeep Cut85points
- J LoopDeep Cut85points
- Jaagup ja surmDeep Cut85points
- Jagged MindDeep Cut85points
- Jak si nevzít princeznuDeep Cut85points
- Jake ElvisDeep Cut85points
- James vs. His Future SelfDeep Cut85points
- JangoDeep Cut85points
- JapaDeep Cut85points
- Jaws 19Deep Cut85points
- Je t'aime, je t'aimeDeep Cut85points
- Jealousy: Truth or Dare – Part IIDeep Cut85points
- JenatschDeep Cut85points
- JenteraDeep Cut85points
- Jeon Woo-chi: The Taoist WizardDeep Cut85points
- Jesus, the Daughter of GodDeep Cut85points
- Jesus, the Total DouchebagDeep Cut85points
- Jet SetDeep Cut85points
- Jikū Datsugoku Ninja JiraiyaDeep Cut85points
- Jikuu Keisatsu HyperionDeep Cut85points
- Jim's GiftDeep Cut85points
- JLA Adventures: Trapped in TimeDeep Cut85points
- Joan (2024)Deep Cut85points
- Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful LoserDeep Cut85points
- Joe Hanrahan 'Invents' Insane-O-VisionDeep Cut85points
- Joel D. Wynkoop's 187 TimesDeep Cut85points
- John Dies at the EndDeep Cut85points
- John FoxDeep Cut85points
- John Grin's ChristmasDeep Cut85points
- John Wynn's One HourDeep Cut85points
- Johnny Keep Walking! 2Deep Cut85points
- Johnny Mysto: Boy WizardDeep Cut85points
Why these answers count
Scale decides almost everything here. The reveal accepted 3330 films and scored 3309 of them, so age, obscurity and foreign origin cost almost nobody a place. Nearly the whole field, 3151 entries, settled on 85 points, which tells you the contest was never about proving a title valid but about finding one the other players had skipped. The 157 entries stuck at 60 points are the crowded picks, the ones that reach every head within seconds and therefore cannot pay well. At the far end sits the single 100-point entry, Galaxy Quest (100), a title almost nobody connects to the theme and defensible only through one brief moment near its finale, which is exactly why it topped the scale. Between the poles stretches the vast 85 band, where date-stamped oddities, arthouse experiments and imported comedies such as ¿Puedes Quedarte un Segundo Más? (85), 1408 (85) and 2067 (85) all earned the same reward. With thousands of titles passing, strangeness outranks fame.