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"300"
Gottlieb, 1975-
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Williams, 1966
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Bally, 1992
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Aladdin's Castle
Bally, 1976
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Alligator
Bally, 1969
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Williams, 1976
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Gottlieb, 1965
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Quoted from TopMoose:Grazie! Anche Io sono un tifoso de la cinema Italiana (ma preferesco i gialli).
fantastico! mi piacciono anche quelli gialli
il flipper appare nella maggior parte dei film. Soprattutto i film di Lenzi.
Quoted from FlipperMagician:The Hard Way 1991
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What are they bullshitting over? Turn around and play some pinball! 
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One Dark Night (1983)
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Strikes N' Spares
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Bally Nitro Groundshaker? Not 100% sure though.
Edit: Nope, its not Nitro. Heres another screenshot.
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Quoted from ImNotNorm:The Liquidator....again.
The first pic has a STTNG and a EM Kingpin. I can't make out the rest of them.
Same goes for the second pic....I don't recognize it.
Anyone?
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All those kick ass pins and they're looking at that shitty counter top game like it's newborn Jesus. 
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Quoted from Yoko2una:Ok so Xfinity/Comcast is running a commercial tonight during the NFL games with what I think is a fireball classic in the background. I’ll leave that up for debate.
But I can’t figure out the game because I’m so infuriated as how they haphazardly set up the drum set. Like the Tom arms are obviously upside down so they’re hanging out in no mans land, the hi-hats are so far over the left Tom that you may have to just have a bag of sticks and keep throwing them at those, and the floor Tom is facing AWAY from the drummer. Wow what a terrible assembly of a kit. I don’t even care anymore. Was there even a pinball in the pics??? [quoted image][quoted image]
It is a Fireball Classic, but they added paper cutouts to cover up the text on the backglass.
In the second image, it appears they decided to dance around the room like idiots instead of playing pinball.
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Quoted from gjm:"Good Fella's" is in the index already but with only one photo of "Nitro Ground Shaker and Astro" together. The index states that "Captain Fantastic" was also in the movie but the person who posted did not include a photo, so I will. I will also post a picture of the front of "Nitro Ground Shaker" because the other photo in the index shows the front of "Astro".
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In that scene in the background, Jimmy's guys were putting those machines into storage because they could no longer be serviced/lack of maintenace etc. Reason being is because earlier in the film, Tommy killed Spider. Tommy was going on and on giving Spider a ton of shit, even shot him in the foot. Later on, Tommy is still bustin' his balls until Spider finally says "Go fuck yourself, Tommy." Then they all laugh at Tommy, until he shoots and kills Spider. Why is this relevant?
Spider was the only one who serviced those machines.
Rome Armed to the Teeth (1976)
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Quoted from ReadyPO:"Beat", season 1, episode 4 - A German show dubbed into English and currently showing on Amazon Prime. A T2 with a rusty lockdown bar, being played by a Russian gangster.
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Nice. How old is this show? That T2 looks like it's never had the glass taken off!
Quoted from TopMoose:I see Funhouse, Stern Star Trek and Flash Gordon, but I can’t make out the late 80’s Bally 2nd from the left.
Party Zone (Bally 1991)
Sweet group of Ballys there!
Take a look at each frame and see how each machine somewhat connects with the person it shares a scene with. I havent seen the movie in awhile so not sure if they did something like that.
Quoted from gdonovan:Two more from ER Season 3 Episode 15
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Damn did that Bad Cats eat their quarters or what?
Quoted from DDandB-KID:Adventure land
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Skeeball machines in the background?
Also can anyone tell what is back to back with Gorgar?
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The New York Ripper (1982)
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Also, bonus shot of an old NY theater in the film. (Is it still there today?)
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Quoted from DirtyDeeds:I just saw these also. The first ones party zone. Can't work out the race bike one or the other. Great movie BTW.
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Diner with a cover up and the 3rd is Data East Playboy, I believe.
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Quoted from TopMoose:Count-Down (Gottlieb 1979)
Nice work, but i'm still waiting for someone to name the ones in post #2908 and #3127! 
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Quoted from kingpinman:Bar scene in the movie, Blood Simple.
2 pins, Evel knievel, Can't make the 2nd one out.[quoted image]
Lost World (Bally 1978)
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The first thing I noticed is the black cabinet. But for 1973, it doesn't match up. Dark cabs not very common then. The artwork also appears basic.
If you look closely at the coin door, it appears to protrude towards the bottom. Perhaps as a coin return tray or maybe a holster for something such as a pistol or another accessory.
Also notice the shape on top of where the lock down bar would be. I think that may be part of the game, assuming KE didn't leave some random object sitting on the machine.
Perhaps it is some kind of novelty, pinball hybrid or skill game? Most likely European origin given the location.
Quoted from DanQverymuch:I tried CSIing a screen grab, and now I can can see a little more clearly that it's a lady dancing with or embracing a man. She has a floofy pinkish dress on, and is looking up into his eyes with her left arm raised and her hand on his shoulder.
It seems like I've seen this pose before, but I'm drawing a blank.
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I'm starting to see a cowboy on horseback.
Or, perhaps a guitar player.
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Spanish film from 1972 called Cannibal Man (aka the Week of the Killer.)
Early in the movie theres a scene in a small cafe featuring a pair of Domino machines made by the Spanish manufacturer Maresa. From what I understand, it is a copy of Domino (Gottlieb 1968) but with different artwork.
Later in the movie another machine appears. It is called Top-Secret (Maresa early 70s.) Because the main character is playing this game, there are some prominent shots of the game, including the backglass. Really cool artwork. According to IPDB, the layout is similar to Miss-O (Williams 1969) but minus 2 pop bumpers.
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Quoted from Mathazar:Used Cars (1980, Kurt Russell). Very underrated low budget comedy. Bowling alley bar scene about 50 minutes in, looks like Space Invaders on the left, Gottlieb Count-Down in the middle, and a pin on the right I can't make out yet.[quoted image]
Looks like Paragon.
2 brief images of rock drummer Vinnie Appice with a Charlie's Angels (Gottlieb 1979) from the documentary "Dio: Dreamers Never Die."
There is also very quick footage of another machine...
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Quoted from screaminr:" Malcolm " a 1986 Melbourne movie .
I think Kiss is on the right , not sure about the others .
A great comedy heist movie , it's on Netflix Australia , a great movie worth watching if you can find it .
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Meteor (Stern, 1979) and Solar Fire (Williams, 1981)
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Quoted from pinball2020:The Alien Dead (1980)
Unknown pinball machine with bird on side. Anybody know what this machine is?
Low budget horror movie, I think cost $12,000 to make, somewhat of a cult film featuring Buster Crabbe, the original Flash Gordon.
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Freedom (Bally, 1976)
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Quoted from rickker:Brigade Of Death | Brigade des Moeurs (Death Squad) 1985
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Watched this tonight and it was excellent.
Quoted from rickker:Indeed. I take it you also received your copy from Mondo Macabro?
Yes and it was better than I expected. Sometimes these red case editions are hit or miss, but this one is great. I dig these vigilante style movies and this one came with a twist.
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Quoted from pinball2020:Mannix S07 E08 "The Gang's All Here"
Thanks, @o-din. Anybody guess what machine this is? These are the best shots I could get.[quoted image]
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Card Trix (Gottlieb, 1970)
Edit: it is Flip A Card.
Quoted from AlexF:Gottlieb Flip A Card. No previous High Score on it.
You are correct. Definitely Flip A Card.
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