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Shanghai Knights Owen Wilson Meet the Parents George

Yes, it would. George

You got it right. "Saturday Night" by the Bay City Rollers. Fun tune! George

Lethal Weapon Mel Gibson The Patriot George

Producer Martin Erlichman first read the film's source novel when it was in galley form. Erlichman once said that for this movie he wanted to do for hospitals what Jaws (1975) had done to people with the ocean and sharks. He said: "People have a primal fear of the ocean and Jaws titillated that phobia. In a similar manner, [this movie] accents one's primal fears of hospitals. This is an even stronger phobia because a person can always refrain from going into the water, but cannot always avoid the necessity of going into hospital!". Ed Harris's first film. George

Ya gotta love Bruce Campbell... :) George

The Grifters Anjelica Huston Addams Family Values George

"Army of Darkness"? George

I can think of a couple of shows for the first part, but I'm unfamiliar with the Latino adventurer. George

The Mask Jim Carrey Me, Myself, and Irene George

Let's see... It's not Friday afternoon. It's not Sunday morning. It's...? :) George

The "burro" bit was a bit too subtle for me, I suppose. Anyway, you're up! George

Yeah. What he said. :) George

How do you solve a problem like Marian? ;) George

Incidentally, it's Sancho, not Pancho. You'll have all sorts of trouble in Greasespot City if you're thinking the Cisco Kid. Another hint. All three movies have singing in them. George

Cannery Row Nick Nolte 48 Hours George

Great Balls of Fire Dennis Quaid Enemy Mine George

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Gonna keep on dancin' to the rock and roll [TITLE], [TITLE] Dancin' to the rhythm in our heart and soul [TITLE], [TITLE] I, I, I, I, I just can't wait, I, I, I, I got a date At the good ole rock and roll road show, I gotta go [TITLE], [TITLE] Gonna rock it up, roll it up, do it all, have a ball [TITLE], [TITLE] George

In this movie triple, an Austrian woman leaves a convent and finds work, part time as a governess and part time as a librarian. She falls for a charlatan who promises to start a band for the local children but spends most of his time in fantasy adventures with his sidekick Sancho. George It seems that I'm revisiting another oldie, but at least I've added a third movie, this time.

Correct. I was just about to post that this movie had about 1.3 "F--ks" per minute. :lol: George

Well, the cartoon is "Ben 10." The Bo Derek movie is, of course, "10." I don't know the other film. George Wait a minute: "Ben 10 Things I Hate about You"?

Well, the answer in this thread is not the show, but I'll give it to you. All three actresses played Billie Jo Bradley at one time or another during the show's run. George

Well, now I know the cartoon. I've never watched it, but I seem to recall it scheduled on the Cartoon Network on Saturday mornings, around shows I DID watch (Green Lantern, Batman the Brave and Bold, etc.) Now I've just got to figure out the Heath Ledger film. George

Yep. It was a very funny movie, but for me it was something special. I fell in love with Julie Andrews when I saw "Mary Poppins." Seventeen years later, I got to see her topless. ;) Go, Raf. George