What movies are these?

[SLD]

Some are obvious. But outside of Star Wars, Joan of Arc, and the Exorcist, I’m stumped.

SLD

 

[Artemus]

The lower left is probably "Transformers". The middle right might be "In the Loop", but I'm not sure about the "where am I" voice balloon. "Lost in the Loop" or a variation doesn't seem to be on Rotten Tomatoes.

ETA:

Oh, the answer to the question "Where am I?" is "In the Loop" so that must be it.

And the first probably has "Tangent" in the title, Or is it Tan Man?

 

[Don2 (Don1 Revised)]

Open Range, second down on the left.

Third down on left, The Odd Couple.

 

[Don2 (Don1 Revised)]

Second down on right. There are several movies with Nest or Composition in the title. Not sure if any of these is the one.

 

[James Brown]

Third on the right:

Looper ?

 

[steve_bank]

Fourth down on the left, Debbie Does Dallas

Fourth down on the right, Exorcist

 

[Don2 (Don1 Revised)]

Bottom right...a movie with absolute, value, or positive in the title, such as positive moments...unless p(.) has a specific numerical value, then maybe absolute zero. My guess is Absolute Power.

 

[Artemus]

Third down on left, The Odd Couple.

You're correct. The electrical engineer that I am I was trying to figure out why they were writing the same complex number as an electrical engineering would on the right and any one else would on the left.

 

[SLD]

I found the answers and others too.

http://spikedmath.com/movie-math-quiz/solutions.php

SLD