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Exactly like that. You're up! George

Actually, mid-90's, not Tango and Cash. George

I haven't seen it, but I'll guess "Avatar." George

Not the one with Raquel Welch and Michael York... John Malkovich Dangerous Liaisons Uma Thurman George

Actually, it's WordWolf... George

Which means, Oakspear, that you get to post the next one. Feel free to google or whatever to FIND the quotes. George

"Your entrance was good. His was better!" George

"The Exorcist"? George

There is nothing like a dame... George

REVENGE of the Sith, but OK. Smoke 'em if you've got 'em. George

Close, but no cigar. "I just learned the terrible truth. I think Chancellor Palpatine is a Sith Lord." "A Sith Lord?" "Yes, the one we've been looking for." "I'm not going to die in childbirth, Anakin. I promise you." "No, I promise you." "I'm going there to end this war. Wait for me until I return. Thing's will be different, I promise. Please wait for me." "Are you going to kill me?" "I would really like to!" "I know you would. I can feel your anger. It give you focus... makes you stronger." "Senator Organa... the Supreme Chancellor requests your presence at a special session of Congress." "I will be there." "He will be expecting you." [Quietly] "It could be a trap... It could be a trap." George

Okay, which of the two lines I quoted would you have used? Either by itself is pretty useless, but together they give it away. One line is fine, or a short exchange. I don't recognize your line, but from your other clues, I'd guess "Scary Movie." George

From the first post on this thread (mine, incidentally): In the vein of "Songs remembered from just one line" I thought I'd add one for films. The idea here is that a line from a film is so memorable that it immediately identifies the film. (In lieu of a single line, a short exchange between characters is acceptable.) (Emphasis added.) The lines from "Broadcast News" were a single exchange. So there. :) George

"[His sweating...]It wasn't UNPRECEDENTED, was it?" "Not unless you count "Singin' In the Rain"." George

Some enchanted evening.... :) George

"Apollo 13"? George

That's the one. "The Emissary." Suzie Plakson played a Vulcan, Selahr; a Klingon, Keylahr; and a Q (Q-lahr?) in various NG and Voyager episodes. Go WW. George

YAYYYY!! Incidentally, Pauley Perrette's character is ABI Sciutto. You're up! George

That's the right character. Use only one of Richie Rich's names. George

Remember, I said need a NICKNAME... George

Waysider, we need some help, here! George

Okay. "Parenthood" three pics, need a nickname George

"I've noted that some people use humor as a shield. They talk much, yet say little." "You'd let me go without saying another word, wouldn't you?" "What needs to be said?" "Nothing! Everything!" "Whenever Starfleet gets enigmatic, I know we're about to face a challenge." "Ke-hong ji!" "Wait. You can't mean..." "We are mated!" "Yes. I know. I was there!" "You are late." "Sorry. Had to make myself beautiful." "I fail to understand why." "We're alone now. You don't have to act like a Klingon glacier. I don't bite. Well, that's wrong. I DO bite." "How did you like your first command?" "... Comfortable chair." "Whoever said getting there was half the fun never traveled in a class 8 probe." George

Drawing this even further off-topic, how come the Enterprise's mission was to go where "no one has gone before," but there's always someone there when the ship arrives? :lol: Back to our regularly scheduled game thread: "I'm going there to end this war. Wait for me until I return. Thing's will be different, I promise. Please wait for me." "Are you going to kill me?" "I would really like to!" "I know you would. I can feel your anger. It give you focus... makes you stronger." "Senator Organa... the Supreme Chancellor requests your presence at a special session of Congress." "I will be there." "He will be expecting you." [Quietly] "It could be a trap... It could be a trap." George (New quotes tomorrow, if it hasn't been guessed already.)

Yes, it was "The Ten Commandments." I don't know about your old teacher, but there is something about Yul Brynner proclaiming "So let it be written; so let it be done" that captures my fancy. You're up! George