RECKON you are a top movie buff and could identify a film from a single image? A tricky new puzzle is testing film-fans to see if they can guess the classic movie based on a single cartoon image of a garden or natural scene. 1. There are 10 graphics in the film series by Hayes […]
RECKON you are a top movie buff and could identify a film from a single image?
A tricky new puzzle is testing film-fans to see if they can guess the classic movie based on a single cartoon image of a garden or natural scene.
There are 10 graphics in the film series by Hayes Garden World, and they celebrate some of the most iconic landscapes throughout cinematic history.
See if you can use the subtle clues in each nature-themed scene to work out which film it is from.
A little hint is that the first five gardens are from children’s classic movies and the second five are from ones for slightly older viewers.
Scroll down to see the answers at the bottom if you need a helping hand…
Children’s film posters:
The poster hints at the iconic scene where Harry conjures a stag Patronus to fend off the dementors.
Edward’s iconic castle garden is shown at the start and end of the film and highlights his incredible ability to shape hedges with his scissor hands.
Both the 1993 and 2020 film adaptation of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s novel used gardens in Fountains Abbey to recreate the mythical hidden garden.
Alice meets a number of talking flowers as she explores wonderland and they mistake her for a wildflower that can move.
Willy Wonka’s edible garden features everything a child could dream of, from a chocolate river and boiled-sweet boat to candy cane trees.
Adult film posters:
Ian McEwan’s ill-fated romance centres around the characters’ different interpretations of an incident at the family’s garden fountain. All the exterior and interior shots of the Tallis family home, including the fountain scene, were filmed at Stokesay Court in Shropshire.
The iconic bench where Forrest shares his life story is in the garden of Savannah History Museum, Georgia, United States
Ophelia is sent on a quest by the faun to free the fig tree of the monstrous toad that is lurking in its roots and feeding off it.
Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 film adaptation of the shining featured a labyrinth of hedges found at the Overlook Hotel. The 1977 novel and the 1997 miniseries versions of The Shining use moving topiary animals in place of the maze.
Darcy first proposes to Elizabeth when seeking shelter from the pouring rain in the Apollo Temple in Stourhead Garden, England.
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