15 examples of ostentatious sci-fi and fantasy architecture to identify in the weekly SFX quiz
The rules are simple. Below are 15 images of castles and palaces from science fiction and fantasy. All you have to do is identify the film or TV show they come from. Please don’t put answers in the comments section below (though feel free to use it to boast/bemoan how you’re doing) but this thread is quite happy for you to post answers in "white-out" text.
ANSWERS NOW AVAILABLE ON THE NEXT PAGE (sorry for the delay – haven’t been in the office much this week).
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Image one:
Count Duckula
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Image Two:
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
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Image Three:
Bram Stoker’s Dracula
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Image Four:
Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets
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Image Five:
Howl’s Moving Castle
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Image Six:
Star Wars Episode VI: The Return Of The Jedi
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Image Seven:
Laputa: Castle In The Sky
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Image Eight:
He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe
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Image Nine:
The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King
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Image Ten:
Merlin
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Image Eleven:
Young Frankenstein
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Image Twelve:
Game Of Thrones
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Image Thirteen:
Dune
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Image Fourteen:
The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe
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Image Fifteen:
Gormenghast
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