Puzzle Description:

threw in a lil green to help with the guessing...(though the majority of the white might have been another color)

#1: Norma Dee (norm0908) on Jan 2, 2013

Attack of the killer tomatoes?

Nah, he'd have used red where it matters. Hmmmm...

I could have used the color, but didn't....only 2 left unused are red and blue. got a 50/50 shot....

this movie was within the last 5 years

Spiderman

nope...not a bad guess though

An extreme closeup of the girl on the Les Miserables poster?

nope...close-up of a girl is correct, wrong flick. a blue girl who lives in a tree above a large deposit of unobtanium

Avatar?

Neat! After your desciption the picture just flipped and became the opposite eye.
Still, the resemblance to the poster is uncanny and the predominant colors are blue and red! http://static.hypable.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/les-miserables-musical-poster.jpg

Avatar it is! (or was trying to be--lol)

Absolutely awesome!

thanks, Jota! cool, K! did a double-take, and it really can be viewed as either eye...

FYI Movie=película (ends in a so is feminine) so is UNA (feminine).
Una película mas.

thanks for the lesson!

I took 3 years of French in high school, but I'll be damned if I remember much....learned some Spanish from working with Mexicans though. I can curse with the best of em! ;)

I bet is funny to hear you!

No idea what this is suppose to be.

I met my husband in college around 1950. He had been a Japanese POW for the duration of the war. We had moved into veterans' housing off campus. Just a few doors down from us lived a widow whose husband was also captured by the Japanese. Sadly the Americans sank the ship he was being transported to Japan on as he Japanese did not indicate in any way that they were transporting prisoners. As it happened my husband and the widow were both enrolled in the same Spanish class. I was raised in a small town that had a rather large Latino presence. I spoke a little Spanish and had several Latino friends who would try to get me to learn more Spanish. Although I never became fluent I at least had a pretty good idea of how Spanish is supposed to sound. Since my husband and the widow lived in the same complex the professor made them study partners. The widow was from the deep South and I mean deep. My husband was forced to learn quite a lot of Japanese in order to survive. I could not help it, but I would totally crack up hearing my husband speak Spanish with a pronounced Japanese accent and the widow responding in Spanish with a deep southern drawl.

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