Six film titles to untangle, running from a four-letter shark movie up to two twelve-letter jumbles that take real patience. Two easy, two medium, two hard.
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#1easyUnsolved 1975 shark thriller that emptied the beaches for a summer.
Spielberg's Jaws invented the summer blockbuster, largely because the mechanical shark kept breaking and he had to imply it instead.#2easyUnsolved In space, no one can hear you scream.
Ridley Scott's 1979 film was pitched to the studio as 'Jaws in space'.#3mediumUnsolved 1997 epic about a doomed ocean liner and a floating door.
It was the first film to reach two billion dollars at the box office.#4mediumUnsolved Russell Crowe as a Roman general turned arena fighter.
Oliver Reed died during filming, and his remaining scenes were completed with early digital effects.#5hardUnsolved Who you gonna call?
The 1984 comedy's proton packs were built from real, and extremely heavy, salvaged machinery.#6hardUnsolved Nolan film about a wormhole and a dying Earth.
The black hole visuals were built from real physics equations, and the work produced a published scientific paper.