Movie challenges are fun but the questions get a bit samey after a while so I made one that I am pretty sure is different.

Hope you enjoy! Start anytime.

#30DifferentMovieChallenge

If you have any questions along the lines of 'Does this movie count?' then the answer is: Yes, yes it does.

This is supposed to be fun and I am not going to dash around Twitter enforcing a strict interpretation of what qualifies as a 'pumpkin' in a movie.

1. A Hollywood movie with at least one scene in a foreign language:

STAR TREK VI: THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY (1991) with Klingon.

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1. Movie with a kitten

THE HEART OF A HERO (1916)

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3. Movie with a bratty kid

A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER (1938), a twisted gangster comedy with Bobby Jordan's Douglas Fairbanks Rosenbloom running circles around Edward G. Robinson's sentimental beer baron.

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4 Movie with a restaurant scene

THE PATSY (1928)

5. Movie released 40 years before you were born

A very strong year but I will go with SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS.

6. A movie with a scene set in Northern Africa

FROM THE MANGER TO THE CROSS (1912) by the American Kalem film company and likely co-directed by actress/screenwriter Gene Gauntier.

Yes, those are the real pyramids. The Sphinx makes a cameo too. Location shoots were hot pre-WWI.

7. A movie with a scene on a train

GIRL SHY (1924)

8. A movie set in rural America

Debated on this one since Charles Ray is the obvious choice but then again, he's so obscure now that maybe he needs the bump.

So, THE BUSHER (1919) co-starring Colleen Moore and John Gilbert. (Bonus kitten.)