2 Pics What Movie: Film Quiz

About this app

A photo of the sky. A photo of something falling. One movie. You didn't work that out — you just knew it, instantly, the way you know your own phone number. That is the whole game. 2 Pics What Movie shows you two ordinary photographs. Put them together and they say the name of a film. Sometimes it's plain: an object, then another object. Sometimes it's a pun, a homophone, a word hiding inside another word. Then you spell the title yourself on a rack of letter tiles — no multiple choice, no four buttons to guess between. THE BEST PART IS AFTER YOU SOLVE IT Every puzzle shows you its own workings once you get it: this picture plus that picture, the two words that make the title. Half the fun is watching the trick explained — and the other half is the ones where you stare, give up, see the breakdown, and groan out loud because it was obvious. 213 PUZZLES, AND THEY GET MEANER From films your parents quote to the ones that just left cinemas. The early ones hand out wins. Later on, two innocent photographs will cost you ten minutes and you will enjoy every one of them. STUCK? THAT'S WHAT THE COINS ARE FOR Solve puzzles, earn coins. Spend them on a written clue about the film — a year, a star, a plot detail — or reveal a letter when the title is on the tip of your tongue. No timer. Take all day. NO ADS. NOT ONE. No banners, no pop-ups, no video you have to sit through to keep playing. There is no advertising in this app at all. It works completely offline too — planes, trains, basements — and there's nothing to sign up for. Open it and play. Two photos. One title. It's on the tip of your tongue right now, isn't it?

• Bigger pictures: stacked and much larger on newer iPhones, larger on iPad too • Fixed typos in a few hints • Performance improvements and bug fixes Thanks for playing! If you're enjoying 2 Pics What Movie, a quick review really helps.

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1. First observed Aug 20, 2026 · 3:27 AM Free