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The Great Escape?

Winter Cloud, enjoy.

Okay, I give up. For this round, all you have to do is say Marble Hornets. Just say Marble Hornets and you win.

It's the main series that popularized the genre. I picked a too-obscure medium for this, methinks. Hint: For The Operator, dial 0.

The extra has "proxies" who run errands for him.

I like Well of Ascension the most out of the series because of the territory it explores - it's that moment in any revolution where you seize the control everyone thought you'd never get, and you're immediately surrounded by hostile forces as a result. Book 3 will give you an interesting excuse for some of Vin's needless self-loathing. But on top of that, it's how someone who has been beaten into submission her whole life rationalizes things - a combination of excuses as to why her life is the way it is (she's not worthy, her enemies can't be defeated, etc.). It's jarring to her to actually be powerful. Her worldview hasn't caught up yet. "Both of them have had their struggles, yet I don't feel they've felt loss the same way Kell did at the Pits and before, and he had no one to save him and make it better the way Vin had." This will be foremost in their minds going into Book 3. "She's the most illogical of all of Brandons characters." Wait 'till you meet Wayne.

Quoth Linda Belcher, "Alriiiiight!" A movie shoot gets disrupted by a well-dressed, over-friendly extra. Hint: The uninvited extra is a popular character who has appeared in many shows, games, and stories. Hint: After the shoot, the extra continues to stalk the crew.

The Book of Atrus.

Myst IV?

Indeed it is. Though after "Iron Man," I was like, "They fight in a desert... hmm. The prodigy uses a power source from within... hmm."

It does share characters with The Lego Movie.

Nope. The plans allow the terrorists to exploit a flaw in the weapon's HVAC system.

A child prodigy tries in vain to keep plans for an advanced weapon out of terrorist hands.

Halo?

Resident Evil?

It is Gravity!

A woman falls for several hours, breaking expensive equipment from all over the world.

Oh, Wicked!

Amok Time?

Hmm... Kingsmen: The Secret Service?

Edit: Yes, from The Muppet Show.

It is! Whew! (Fun little movie, BTW)

Awesome. Every time I see it, I hear the Chef cheerily say, "Meestbork!" Hmm... this one may be a bit obscure. In his travels, everyone gets to eat delicious Cubanos.

The kitchen servant's troubles were worsened by a humiliating viral video and a failure to understand Twitter.

(removes earplugs) Uhh, no. I haven't.