Question 786: ishStyle Posters

Bollywood finally catches up with the minimalist poster trend

ID

Question 780: XOXO

The __X___ name first appeared in November 2005 on the message board "Darkside_RG". In November 2007, he removed all of his work from a popular site, citing harassment and inadequate protection as the reason (according to Delhi cops, this might have been because of the way he dressed, lol)
But he made his triumphant return with "I AM Legend" (hence this was chosen as my comeback question).
MIrrors was his 1000th work and On April 19, 2009 __X__made his last known comment on Message Board "Darkside_RG", in response to rumors that he had stopped posting on Darkside_RG. He states: "I can only say a big thank you for your appreciation mates, hope you all enjoy the darkside as much as you can My home is my beloved Darkside and as I've said so many times before on each of my ____... Be aware of bogus sites and lamers See ya."

X's return

Our return, minus the suit, tie, scotch, attitude and Nihar  Siddarth

Question 775: Certainly no comedian

The book below contaisn the supposed origins of whom?

Question 770: Gun-go Goodies

The name "__X__" is a literary reference to the poem __X__ by Rudyard Kipling. The poem is a rhyming narrative from the point of view of a British soldier, about a native water-bearer (a "bhisti") who saves the soldier's life but dies himself.

This poem is perhaps best known for its often-quoted last stanza:

"Tho' I've belted you and flayed you, By the livin' Gawd that made you, You're a better man than I am, __X__!"

Like several Kipling poems, it celebrates the virtues of a non-European while revealing the racism of a colonial infantryman who views people such as the native water-bearer as being of a "lower order". The poem was published as one of the set of martial poems called the Barrack-Room Ballads.

Question 767: Tap them Thrice

Emo Adaptation of?

Question 748: Meowrr

Just released sneak peek into the character __X__ from __Y__.

#brownie points for the actress (a personal favourite)

Question 725: Glasses make the man

Although having the manners and impressions of (1), the name of (2) and (3) is far more extolled. ID whats being talked about

#brownie points for 1,2, 3.

Question 712: Kermit is no Hermit

Robot Chicken as a show isn't known for having a lasting impression, but this character created as an antithesis to kermit is a pun upon the actual character's name. This 80's go getter went on to define a generation, although his later avatar was a huge disappointment as a mere anticlimatic antihero.

SO ID the character here (not kermit) and who he is based upon from the world of cinema.

Question 701: Which Star do they follow?

It is believed the majority of self-reported __X__ claimed the religion for their own amusement, to poke fun at the government, or as a protest against the inclusion of the religion question on the census form.

In England and Wales 390,127 people (almost 0.8%) stated their religion as ___X___ on their 2001 Census forms, surpassing Sikhism, Judaism, and Buddhism, and making it the fourth largest reported religion in the countries. In the 2001 Census 2.6% of the population of Brighton claimed to be ___X__. The percentages of religious affiliations were:

• Christian: 70.0%
• No religion: 14.7%
• Chose not to respond: 7.8%
• Muslim: 3.1%
• Hindu: 2.1%
• __X__ 0.7%

SO ID X

Question 693: Glorified Tubelights aren't they?

The following is a description of the choreography behind the use of __X__ in __Y__

I developed different styles for the characters, and gave each of them a flaw or a bonus. So with ___ for instance, he's got a very business-like style — when he was younger he could border on the flashy and might twirl his __X__ a bit, because he was taught by Qui-Gon. Qui-Gon was brash, that rubbed off on ____ and ____ then taught _____, who was way too old to learn anyway... I think the style really worked well. The ___Z____ style of fighting is an amalgamation of all the great sword fighting styles. Melding them together is the difficult part — to move from a Kendo style to, say, Rapier requires a complete change in body and feet movement, and this must look effortless. The style moves seamlessly between the different disciplines, but remains technically correct throughout. It's unlike any other style of fighting and I think it's beautiful to watch.

SO ID X & Y
(Z & ___ for #brownie points)

Question 661: Ding dong the bells are going chime...or was it something to do with death?

Handsome! :D

Identify. Connect. Explain.

Question 648: The audacity! The...the...what's the word I'm looking for? [QUESTION GOES UNCRACKED]

Connect maadi. Give me all that you think is relevant. Explain the pictures.

Question 647 h: Courting leads to love

Connect these two to a person and give the theme a shot.
Last chance.
C'mon.

Question 647 d: The world will always welcome lovers, as time goes by

X and Y connect to Z. Identify the 3 and explain the connection.

X

Y

Apparently this is how he poses for a picture. Sad.

Anyone going for the theme? :P

Question 647 b: Not Knighthood

X(pic) was born in Guyana, Georgetown.
He's known for his stories on racial discrimination against Black people. Both his parents were Oxford educated, and his early days were good.
The work of his that draws our attention now is ____Y____, an autobiographical novel about his experiences as a school teacher.
A hugely popular movie was made, based on __Y____, starring ___Z___

X

Id X, Y, Z

Question 645: Racism and discrimination all rolled up into one

This is a real ass of a question. Connect the pictures to a common concept. The pictures individually aren't particularly relevant.

Question 642: Bi- Winning and winning all

Connect the 3 pictures to a specific theme.
Also
Do ID

Question 625: SLEIGHt of hand

A

B

Identify A and B. Connect them. Connect to title.
Make your answers interesting. More so because the question isn't.

Question 618: Meeaooow ;)

So X here is the poster for this particular movie. This movie is um, special for a reason. Gimme the name of the movie and what makes it special.

X

Also, aren't rhymes fun?  

Y 

Also identify this chap Y and tell me why he's in this question.

Question 615: Armageddon out of Here

Connect the 3 to a single entity.
#brownie points for how they connect as well.

1) This is the way the world ends

    This is the way the world ends

    This is the way the world ends

    Not with a bang but a whimper.

2)

3)