Sugarman wrote:mattstan wrote:Marmottes, Les (1993) aka The Groundhogs.
See here, scroll down or search for 'also known as':
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107520/
Do I win? No one can re-use the 'Groundhogs' or the 'the' !!
Horay!
CHALLENGE
Don't celebrate so quickly. I smell a marmot
Now, as the self-proclaimed winner you have an opportunity to do what everyone else has done...the poster please?
p.s. plurals are not the same word
p.p.s. translations of titles are not titles
p.p.p.s IMDB is totally useless
p.p.p.s Chamonix is lovely this time of year
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Not quite totally 'self-proclaimed winner', I did ask it as a question !!
I can't find a poster with the English title on it, but as I wrote before:
See here, scroll down or search for 'also known as' to find the alternate title:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107520/
Some rule clarifications then, no plurals, ok. It may be a translation, but the IMDb lists it as an alternative title, in exactly the same way that 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' is an alternate title for 'Wo hu cang long'.
http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0190332/ Or would you say that 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' would not be admissible as well !!??
'IMDB is totally useless' -- sacrilidge. Useless at making scrambled eggs, yes, useless at heading home a goal in the world cup final, yes, useless at providing an icredible and huge resource of movie information, no.
I'm sure Chamonix is lovely at this time of year, but not if you want to ski, which is after all why most people go there.