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I'm still thinking. If anyone wants to jump in, go ahead. I should have something within 12 hours or so.

"Ssssmokin'! "You must be The Monopoly Guy. Thanks for the Free Parking!" "@- $$holo mio! Sodomia!"

It starred: Kenneth Branagh, Kate Winslet, Robin Williams, Gerard Depardieu, Timothy Spall, Jack Lemmon, Brian Blessed, Billy Crystal, Charleton Heston, Richard Attenborough, John Gielgud, and Dame Judi Dench. Timothy Spall Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Michael Gambon

"Electrical banana is gonna be a sudden craze."

I'm sorry but I don't wear leotards. Can't think of anyone?

Indeed. The quirky 'can you milk me' is from "Meet the Fockers". Next line is when the young Henry Hill gets pinched in "Goodfellas" then of course, "Midnight Run". YOU'RE UP!!! Just kidding. WordWolf got it.

In all levels of life on the earth, dying is required for life to carry on. Plants require previous growth to die and decay for new life to begin and flourish. Survival of the fittest rules the animal kingdom. The bigger and stronger animals must kill the smaller and weaker animals to carry on their existence. Man is the greatest preditor of all, that kill not only to survive but for pleasure also. This instinct to kill has apparently been built into all life forms by God their Creator in order to carry on their species. This concept seems quite cruel that one life must be murdered in order for another to carry on. God has the ability to send manna from heaven, because he did so in order to feed his people in the desert, why not send manna all the time for all of creation to live? If man did not have this built in need to kill, would all the senseless murdering done in the world, not exist? Would wars be unheard of in life?

Oh, the first one was from Heat. Love that movie

Well, which is it, do you think or do you know WordWolf? Yes, of course that's him. Last scene from the movie "Midnight Run" when De niro lets the accountant played by Charles Grodin go after catching him for a bounty.

That last quote throws me, but I think the 2nd quote is ROBERT DE NIRO.

Danny de Vito's character to Arnie's character, when the latter visited the former in jail, through the phone and bulletproof wall thing.

I seriously can't believe you got that from this quote George. Bravo. Hats off to you my friend.

Yes, and yes I would agree with that statement also. 1000%

"I do what I do best, I take scores. You do what you do best, try to stop guys like me" "I have nibbles Greg, could you milk me?" "I'm not mad, I'm proud of you. You took your first pinch like a man and you learn two great things in your life. Look at me, never rat on your friends and always keep your mouth shut". And one of my personal favorites from the actor: "Looks like I'm walking"

It was. Buddy Ebsen had a cameo as Barnaby Jones

Wild Wild West Kenneth Branagh Hamlet KB's "Hamlet" had an all-star cast. BTW, it's surprising how many people out there told me the same thing about "Wild Wild West." They said that Jim West was Robert Conrad, and Will Smith just couldn't fill his shoes. (I also heard the same thing about "Maverick" and James Garner and Mel Gibson.)

When George comes back, I'll want to know if this was "the Beverly Hillbillies."

Yes

Twins (?) George

"Oh, obviously! The moment I sat down I thought I was looking into a mirror!"

Silence of the Lambs

bump.

I'll be gone for few days. If either of these winds up a storm, I'm sure Raf will chart it: George

Must have been when he wasn't busy inventing the hook shot.

Ah, no thanks. Actually I did quite enjoy the RoAs that I attended but I was working all the time so it was different from "field" people coming in. And setting up for RoA was often fun, too, a respite from the usual very boring and repetitive things that we endured in rez. However... There's a big Christian festival for two weeks every summer in my country. Churches from all over get invite people to attend (no pressure) and often camp in "church groups" though again no obligation. I find I can't bring myself to attend, no enthusiasm - in fact, a profound wariness of group celebration. of this type. So I suppose RoA and the forced fun that the general populace seemed to have has left its mark on me. Maybe I should make the effort and dispose of that bugbear.