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Your answer is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! Your turn! George

The servant was indirectly responsible for the riot. George

That's it. A pretty good "reboot" of the franchise. George

Meet the Fokkers Barbara Streisand What's Up, Doc? George

Oh. Right. "What are we going to call him?" "We could name him after your father." "Tiberius? You kidding me? No, that's the worst. Let's name him after your dad." "Are you from the future?" "Yeah, he is. I'm not." "Well, that's brilliant. Do they still have sandwiches there?" George

I haven't even heard of it. George

Of course. I was going to go with "Daisy,Daisy giv-e m-e-e-e y-o-u-r-r-r a-a-n-n-n-s-s-w-e-e-r-r-r..." but that might have been a bit obscure. :) Your turn! George

I'm afraid. I'm afraid, Dave. Dave, my mind is going. I can feel it. I can feel it. My mind is going. There is no question about it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I'm a... fraid. Good afternoon, gentlemen. I am a HAL 9000 computer. I became operational at the H.A.L. plant in Urbana, Illinois on the 12th of January 1992. My instructor was Mr. Langley, and he taught me to sing a song. If you'd like to hear it I can sing it for you. George

That could be from a number of movies, but the most obvious would be Braveheart George

That, and that it was an obvious lead-up to the seduction. I saw the movie many years ago. I don't remember Benjamin driving Mrs. Robinson home, but thats what it had to be. George

Angelina Jolie Lara Croft, Tomb Raider John Voight George

"The Graduate"? George

I, at least, seem vaguely to remember hearing of it. Guys (and gals, if any), movies on this thread need to be really well-known. "My Left Foot" may have been a delightful movie and winner of some Academy Awards, but no one watched it. This thread is not about movies you think everyone SHOULD see. It's about movies everyone (or, at least, a LOT of people) DID see. Every other movie is welcome in "Name That Flick." George

Sounds a little like a 40's film, but pretty weird. George

Debra Winger Beetlejuice Geena Davis George

"The Thunder Rolls" by Garth Brooks FREE POST George

For that matter, pastor is the Latin word for shepherd. George

Incidentally, the Greek word for pastor is the same as for shepherd. If you're under the tutelage of a pastor (cf. the word pastoral), then you're being taken care of by a shepherd. George

Since this thread ran off the rails quite a while ago, I feel no shame in bringing up a fond remembrance. The Eddie Schwartz late night radio show on WIND (Chicago) would end every night with "The Wiffenpoof Song," performed, I believe, by The Four Freshmen. And then the station would sign off for several hours (imagine THAT). Thsi was the early 70's. George

John Ritter Real Men Jim Belushi George

"There are a couple of loose ends I'd like to tie up. Nothing important you understand." "My wife says I'm the second smartest. She claims there are 80 guys tied for first." "Listen, just for a minute how about we stop pretending that I'm brilliant and you're simple!" "I see he's Italian and we Italians have got to stick together." "I worry. I mean, little things bother me. I'm a worrier. I mean, little insignificant details - I lose my appetite. I can't eat. My wife, she says to me, 'You know, you can really be pain.'" George

Actually, JB's clue wasn't really cryptic at all, for this movie. I haven't even seen "The Box" (a fairly recent movie), but I knew the plotline: a couple gets a box with a button on it. Push the button and you get a million dollars, but someone you don't know dies. (Maybe it's a kid, maybe it's someone on his deathbed. Maybe it's a horrible felon, maybe it's the President -- oops--no difference ;) ) Maybe you're the person who dies when someone else gets the box. I don't know how the movie ends. The problem is, this clue was pretty much a straightforward description of the plot. Trefor's clues tend to be pretty straightforward, also,except that he uses a lot of big words to obfuscate it a bit. That's really not the thrust of this thread. Look at the first post. A woman in a new location kills the first person she comes across, then teams with three strangers to kill again. Dorothy's "killing spree" isn't really what "The Wisard of Oz" is about, but it IS what happens. No clue about wizards or witches or winding roads. I tried to do this with my "Patton" clue. Not about his winning warfare, just his inability to keep his mouth shut. I'm going to re-tread one I did a couple of years ago (because I'm out of fresh ideas). Assuming you haven't read all my posts in this thread, try this: A domestic servant starts a riot and gets her boss fired. George

Here's a hint: It's not "The Lightning Bagels." :lol: George

Well, it's my name... I think I was "Lantrn" at WayDale. Coolest comic book character, ever. George

So, what's the problem? You just Google-map it on your Blackberry, and off you go! Oh, wait...this was WHEN? George