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AnotherStrandspuzzle is here to test your word-finding skills and thematic reasoning. The letter grid hides multiple words connected by a central idea that you must deduce, all while following the strict “use each letter once” rule.
If you’re struggling to make progress in thisrelaxing puzzle game, this guide provides help, including theme suggestions, word spoilers, and finally, access to the complete solution if you need it to finish the puzzle. No matter how much assistance you require, it’s all available here to help you solve today’s puzzle.
The NYT Games Strands THE Movies #410 July 14, 2025
TheStrandspuzzle for today has the clueTHE Movies. It has seven things to find: the Spangram and six themed words.
NYT Strands Spangram Tips and Theme Hints
If you want some hints that don’t spoil any of the themed words in thispuzzle game that can make you smarter, you can find help in the sections below. Each one contains a little helpful tip that won’t give away too much.
Hint 3: Movies with the word THE in the name.
Spoilers for Today’s New York Times Strands
The two sections below each feature a spoiled word from today’s puzzle. If you want to see a couple of answers without the hassle of getting them in-game, you can just open these two sections up instead.
Word 2: Godfather
The Answer to the NYT THE Movie Strands
Just looking for the full answer to thispuzzle game? You can find all the themed words, the Spangram, and the location of each of these words in the letter grid hidden in the expandable section below.
The category for today isTitles. The words are Godfather, Ring, Graduate, Aviator, Goonies, and Shining.
Today’s Strands Explained
Still don’t get the answer for theNew York Times GamesStrandspuzzle today? Inside the section below is a full explanation of how all the pieces of this puzzle game fit together in perfect harmony and make sense.
Each of the themed words is theTitleof a famous movie that starts with the word “The.” For example,The Ring. The clue isTHE Moviesbecause all the titles contain the word “the.”
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