I'm the creator of Link the Flick. Every day, I'll share our daily puzzle and my solution. Reply with your movie chain, and try to pass me on the leaderboard!
Most daily puzzles get boring fast: one right answer, one way to solve it. Everyone finds it, everyone shares the same result, rinse and repeat.
I built Link the Flick to give movie lovers a free daily puzzle that keeps you coming back for more. Here's what makes it different:
1. There's no single answer
My solution and yours can both be correct and look nothing alike. You might go through modern blockbusters while your friend goes through classic 80s action. Starting from The Mask, will you link to Jim Carrey or Cameron Diaz? Your chain shows how your movie brain works.
2. Two minutes, or as long as you like
Finishing the main daily chain is just the starting line. If you want a quick 2-minute play, you're done. But if you want to flex, extend the chain to keep stringing together more actors and movies to climb today's leaderboard.
3. You'll find something to watch
Most games leave you with nothing. Here, every chain unearths unexpected cast overlaps between movies you love. Spot a weird connection? Tap any film in your chain to see where it's streaming tonight.
Daily puzzles shouldn't be a chore—they should be the best part of your morning, and let you earn something worth showing off.
Follow @Dyle_at_LTF for a fresh chain every day 🍿
Drop your favorite movie chain below. Game feedback welcome too!
@Paulineapip Awesome! I liked your link to walk the line, I never heard of quills. Nice way to link Michael Caine and Phoenix. They're both heavy hitters in this game.
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