movie cities

A puzzle covered through movie titles containing city names.

Evidence: 3 community-reported · Last verified: 2026-11-14 · Sources: 1

The “movie cities” walkthrough is a puzzle based on movie titles that contain city names. The supported solution is a set of seven movie titles: Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, Sleepless in Seattle, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Dallas Buyers Club, Last Tango in Paris, In Bruges, and A Haunting in Venice.

How to Complete

Identify the city name embedded in each movie title, then use the corresponding movie as an answer. The solution is not a list of cities by themselves; the walkthrough records the complete movie titles.

The available walkthrough does not document a required entry order, a special interaction, or any additional clue beyond the movie-title theme. Use the seven titles below as the complete supported answer set.

Step-by-Step Walkthrough

1. Look for a movie title that includes a recognizable city name.
2. Enter or select Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. The city clue is New York.
3. Enter or select Sleepless in Seattle. The city clue is Seattle.
4. Enter or select The Grand Budapest Hotel. The city clue is Budapest.
5. Enter or select Dallas Buyers Club. The city clue is Dallas.
6. Enter or select Last Tango in Paris. The city clue is Paris.
7. Enter or select In Bruges. The city clue is Bruges.
8. Enter or select A Haunting in Venice. The city clue is Venice.
9. Confirm the completed set if the puzzle provides a confirmation action.

Keep the full titles intact when entering the answers. In particular, do not reduce Home Alone 2: Lost in New York to only Home Alone 2, and do not replace The Grand Budapest Hotel with the city name alone. The walkthrough describes the answers as movie titles, while the cities are the identifying parts within those titles.

Answer List

For quick reference, the supported answers are:

• Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
• Sleepless in Seattle
• The Grand Budapest Hotel
• Dallas Buyers Club
• Last Tango in Paris
• In Bruges
• A Haunting in Venice

These titles cover the cities New York, Seattle, Budapest, Dallas, Paris, Bruges, and Venice, respectively.

Tips

• Start by scanning each title for a city name rather than trying to solve the puzzle through actors, release dates, genres, or plot details.
• Treat New York as part of the full title Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.
• Treat The Grand Budapest Hotel as one complete answer; the city appears in the title even though it is not presented in the same “in [city]” format as several other entries.
• Check spelling carefully for Bruges and Venice.
• If the game presents the answers in a different order, match titles by their city names. The available walkthrough lists the titles in the sequence shown above, but it does not establish that this sequence is mandatory.
• This puzzle is described as much easier than the other puzzles in the same session, with the player characterizing it as “comically easy” and rating it a two in comparison with the surrounding challenges. [src-0b413c82f8]

Scope of the Walkthrough

The verified record supports the seven movie titles listed above and identifies the puzzle as a movie-title exercise involving city names. It does not provide a reward, completion bonus, timer, penalty, or alternate solution. It also does not establish that any additional movie mentioned in supplementary material belongs to this puzzle, so do not add unsupported entries to the answer set.

Once all seven supported titles have been entered or selected, the “movie cities” solution is complete.

Community-Reported Details

These facts come from community guides, videos or wikis. They are not official statements; verify in-game before relying on them.

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walkthroughMovieTitles

The player lists Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, Sleepless in Seattle, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Dallas Buyers Club, Last Tango in Paris, In Bruges, and A Haunting in Venice.

playerAssessment

The player describes this puzzle as much easier than the other puzzles in the session.

Sources

• Northernlion Discovers One Of The BEST DLEs Yet