White Mountain Puzzles the Movies Jigsaw Puzzles

I'll begin by acknowledging that I love White Mountain Puzzles. The name was my initial attraction because I grew up in the NH White Mountains. The puzzles, particularly the 1000 piece puzzles, are great images, offering a variety of levels of challenge. White Mountain Puzzles are deserving of a 5-Star rating for that reason alone. I have, however, given a 4-Star rating since today I have had a revelation. Over time, I have purchased 17 puzzles. In that history, 4 have had a piece missing. I have until today assumed responsibility for loss, but the puzzle I completed today had an extra piece which did not belong to the puzzle -- although it must have belonged to what is probably destined to be someone else's puzzle that will be found to be short one piece. As a result, my overall 4-Star rating might be about quality control when I now think again about my history with White Mountain Puzzles.

Excellent puzzle. You can find the answers to any of the images if you wish, from the manufacturer. Looking to buy another from this company.

This will take us a while to complete, as it's much more intricate than I expected. Love the huge variety of films offered, which leads to good discussions, but the picture is rather small, so it can be hard to spot the details.

White Mountain is a great brand for puzzles. Colors are vibrant and the pictures are beautifully depicted. So nice it makes me not want to take it apart! ENJOY!

The joys of Covid19. With kids at home and trying to work at home myself, I decided it was necessary to pull out old school activities to keep the little monsters occupied in a quieter way that was also a break away from their addictive and mind numbing screens, computer games, phones etc. This puzzle had been lying upstairs for a few months, bought for me as a gag gift because I am a movie fan. It was quickly repurposed. At first the kids moaned and acted like the puzzle was a punishment. I was actually a little embarrassed that I had to explain puzzle making etiquette to get them to start by sorting the edge pieces first and then dividing by colour etc. The things this generation has lost. Anyway, they eventually really got into it. After 3 days work the kids had put it together and then came the part where they asked who or what different scenes in the puzzle were about. This had the happy side effect of leading to family movie nights where we would watch what they called "class" "old people" films. They really got a buzz from them and I enjoyed sharing Gremlins etc. with them.So impressed with their work on the puzzle it was sealed in clear sticky plastic and now hands on their wall while they now begin work on the best of the 90s 1000 piece puzzle. I hope to get them watching rugrats with me next. :)