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Sounds like "Beverly Hills Cop" or one of its sequels. I'll go with the original. George

Here it is. George

I beat your response by four minutes.... Your song, however, is "Barefooting." I forget who did the early version, but Rod Stewart did a cover. George

"Money for Nothing" by Dire Straits (I prefer the Weird Al parody in the movie "UHF"!) You can tell the world you never was my girl You can burn my clothes when I'm gone Or you can tell your friends just what a fool I've been And laugh and joke about me on the phone George

"Kill me before the war is over, will you? It appears that you are not the better man." "You're right. My sons were better men." George

Rocky 2? George

Johnny Depp Edward Scissorhands Winona Ryder George

Charlie Sheen Navy Seals Dennis Haysbert George

Speed Sandra Bullock Miss Congeniality George

Hiway must have disappeared into the alternate universe... Let's try again: "Captain! The Ferengi would be very interested in a base like this." "Fine. Let's hope they find you as tasty as they did their past associates." "You must return to your world and put an end to the commies. All it takes are a few good men." George

Somewhere in Time Christopher Plummer A Beautiful Mind George

Well, that would explain a lot... George

"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea"? George

Addams Family Christopher Lloyd Star Trek, the Search for Spock George

Yep. George

Dick Tracy Al Pacino Scarface George

Gregory Peck To Kill a Mockingbird Robert Duvall George

It is, indeed. George

"Second star to the right, and then straight on 'til morning." (And, no, this isn't "Star Trek the Undiscovered Country.") George

I'm pretty sure that's "The Elephant Man," but I'll wait for confirmation. George

OK. Not one of Dion's MOST famous songs, but it did well on the charts. "Lovers Who Wander." FREE POST George

"Would the doctor care for a... brandy before retiring?" "No. Thank you." "Some varm milk... perhaps?" "No... thank you very much. No thanks." "Ovaltine?" "NOTHING! Thank you! I'm a little - tired!" "For what we are about to see next, we must enter quietly into the realm of genius." George

I haven't seen this version, but perhaps "Bram Stoker's Dracula"? George

I suspect that the use of the word "syphillization" would indicate a fairly recent version. I don't know what it is, though. George

I was thinking of the Lugosi version. George