Which movie has the most intriguing house setting? Whoever gets the most likes on their official answer comment (and only that comment) by Saturday wins the fight. The winner gets the honor of posting the next question the following Saturday.
Well, I waited and waited but no one has picked this one yet, so...the mansion in Knives Out. The decor is mostly terrible but the house itself is fascinating and swoon-worthy: winding staircases, tiny attic rooms, off-shoots and rambling hallways that go to (slightly) unexpected places, though I don't remember a secret passageway, which is surely why none of the rest of you chose it. ;)
I'll say the Ludlow homestead from Legends of the Fall. Col. Ludlow sought to "lose the madness over the mountains" by which he meant to escape the swampy confines of East Coast government service to raise his boys in the largely unsettled Montana territory.
Shooting, riding, hunting, books, self-education, self-sufficiency, and even a tennis court.
Seems like at a minimum the winning answer should have some secret passageways.
This is one that Jamie had an answer for quick! As a child, she dreamed of having a home like this movie.
Swiss Family Robinson is her final answer. 👍
Bilbo Baggins abode (from The Hobbit movie)!
Well, I waited and waited but no one has picked this one yet, so...the mansion in Knives Out. The decor is mostly terrible but the house itself is fascinating and swoon-worthy: winding staircases, tiny attic rooms, off-shoots and rambling hallways that go to (slightly) unexpected places, though I don't remember a secret passageway, which is surely why none of the rest of you chose it. ;)
And this week's winner is Maggie M with Oblivion. Good job, Maggie, you get to choose Monday's question.
I'll say the Ludlow homestead from Legends of the Fall. Col. Ludlow sought to "lose the madness over the mountains" by which he meant to escape the swampy confines of East Coast government service to raise his boys in the largely unsettled Montana territory.
Shooting, riding, hunting, books, self-education, self-sufficiency, and even a tennis court.
What else does that beautiful home contain?
Love this answer by the way, and yes, I could hang out in that cabin for days.
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