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Gee, I would hate to be a composer trying to get work writing music
for any big action/adventure movies these days; unless my name was
John Williams! Maestro Williams seems to have cornered the market
on blockbuster movie music for the last few decades. Click the
picture of Mr. Williams above to hear a medley of themes and
familiar melodies from eight of his movies. You need to identify
the names of the movies. Some of them had sequels that shared some
of the same music, but you are looking for the original movies. You
then need to find a number related to each one based on the clues
below, to fit into the final coords: +38 4J.OHN, -121
1W.LMS. Oh, but the order of the music in the sound clip is NOT
the same as the order of the clues! It’s up to you to figure
out which clue goes with which movie.
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J - The last name of one of the main characters implies this
number (if he was performing music).
O - There is a number referenced in the movie title, in a
certain kind of way. Multiply this number by 2.
H - Divide the number of letters in the one-word title by
4.
N - The title begins with the main character’s
nickname. The most famous line of dialog from the movie also starts
with that nickname, followed by two other words. You need the
number of letters in the last word.
W - The number of letters in the main character’s last
name.
L - The number of children starring in the movie.
M - The number of letters in the title (which is also the
hero’s name).
S - The number of letters in the main character’s
nickname (which is part of the title of the sequels, but NOT in the
original movie title). Subtract 2 from this number.
You can check your answers for this puzzle on
Geochecker.com.
And the Oscar for FTF goes
to... [drum roll] Beege49! [cue fanfare music]