Framed
Name the film from a still. A wrong guess reveals the next frame, up to six.
DleBox's guide
Framed shows one frame from a movie. You name the film. If you miss, the next still appears, and you have a run of six frames in all. The first frame is often a room, a sleeve, or a patch of color. Later frames give a face or a prop that a film person treats as obvious. The order is the difficulty curve. Skipping ahead costs the guesses you did not use.
The daily film is shared. DleBox does not host the stills and does not name the movie. The link opens framed.wtf. Box Office Game also lives in the movie row, and it asks for a dollar gross rather than a title. A player who knows the film and not the gross wants Framed. A player who knows the gross and not the frame wants the other one.
This page will not describe today's first still. Even a vague scene description is enough to spoil a famous shot. TimeGuessr uses photographs to ask for a year and a place. Framed uses a film frame to ask for a title. Bandle does the same job for a song, with audio instead of a picture.
Rules
- You see one still at a time.
- You have six frames.
- A miss reveals the next still.
- The answer is the film's title.
- DleBox does not name it.
Why we like it
- ✓ The first frame is supposed to be ambiguous.
- ✓ A later frame can make the title unavoidable.
- ✓ The round is pictures, not a plot summary.
Play Framed when you want a visual daily that rewards watching rather than crossword vocabulary. Our hosted game does not show film frames. A Krillion prompt might ask for a play or a film only when that prompt is in our written list, and many answers can score.
Stopping to think on the first still is allowed, and naming a film from a ceiling is sometimes right. More often the ceiling belongs to twenty movies. DleBox will not narrate the shot. framed.wtf advances the frames. We tell you the budget is six so you do not expect a single image and a buzzer. If you want the gross instead of the title, you are on the wrong movie row. Stay for the frame, or leave for the number.
About the game
Framed is published by Framed. DleBox did not make that game. This page names the maker and links over. It does not speak for them.
- Category:
- Movies & TV. Open the Movies & TV category.
- Updates:
- Once a day on the original site.
- Reset:
- This page does not state their timezone. The original game shows the day's puzzle.