WordWolf

I'm going with JFK (young guy whose term was interrupted), William Henry Harrison (he got sick almost immediately upon being sworn in and died), and FDR (who also died in office, and was plagued with health problems long before he was elected president.)

I'll have to thank her for correctly identifying which was "the Time Tunnel." I suspected it was up there, but she used to watch the show.

"Love and Death"???? My virtual arms are getting tired of all these wild swings. Maybe some clue might help us narrow this down further.

"What we've got here is failure to communicate."

Harrison Ford Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull John Hurt

Depending on how you look at it, this movie was either very faithful to the source material, or deviated wildly from the source material. Just looking at the name of the film, it's obvious what the original work was- which is very famous in its own right- and also obvious that it takes some creative license with the material. It boasts an all-star cast, and it was based on a very famous previous work. The original author is definitely very famous-you've all heard of him. I'm impressed the movie was greenlit- the guy in charge was not known for directing movies, he was known for directing music videos. It has a number of famous lines in it- so famous I'm leery of posting any as clues. The director took creative license with this film (no, really?). Examples include the scene with a guy obviously in drag, and the scene with the drug use (actually, the scenes overlap.) A number of the actors were fairly safe choices- nobody worries if Paul Sorvino can manage his scenes- but a few were riskier. John Leguizamo in an action scene? Yes- and he did rather well. Not many movies include television news broadcasts as part of the story- but this one did, and for reasons that seem obvious and necessary in hindsight.

Depending on your needs, you might be fine with a free program. I did a quick search on "free video editing software windows" and got the following links to lists with explanations, ranking, and links to freeware. https://www.cyberlink.com/blog/the-top-video-editors/89/best-free-video-editor-windows https://www.techradar.com/best/free-video-editing-software https://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/best-free-video-editing-software/ https://www.pcworld.com/article/1955503/edit-video-like-the-pros-for-free.html You might look those over before spending money.

I don't want this thread to get in trouble for going Doctrinal or-more likely- getting Political. Oldiesman didn't say he saw them as other than human beings. No matter what you think of other people, we're all human beings, and we're all sinners. lcm used to scream all sorts of things, and probably DIDN'T see most people as " human beings." I don't know about now, nor do I care. If he wants me to know, he can come here and post it for himself. IMO, hateful screeds are worse than useless. If you want to get people to repent something, you have to remember " the goodness of God". As to what needs repenting, is " wrong", or is " sinful", we'll probably have to agree to disagree. We look at the world in fundamentally different ways. " The way I look at things like this now is through the lens of what society understands, in general." Right. I reserve the right to disagree with society, especially when I think society is wrong. For example, [political example redacted before posting] Let's leave it at that.

"Whenever I watch the intro to an episode of Jeopardy, when Johnny Gilbert introduces Ken Jennings, I still am stuck on expecting him to say Alex Trebek." I get that, too. "Also why do I still refer to the Way as “the ministry?” I catch myself doing that still and it frustrates me." Then, stop doing it. Really. You're choosing the words in your head, and when and how you're using them. Make the decision as to what you're going to call them. Decades ago, I started calling them "twi" (no capitalization, no respect whether or not it's grammatical), and that's how I refer to them in posts or in conversation- unless I have to stop and make an exception, which is incredibly rare. Each time you do it, it gets easier to do it for the next time. You built ONE habit, now you're building a DIFFERENT habit. At first, you may make a mistake- or several- but keep at it. It will get easier over time. I've had to learn Spanish, in a country where the pronunciation has differences from where I grew up in the US. One difference is very obvious. I made a point to practice it all the time. I made a few mistakes. After a few months, it became automatic, and I have to consciously make an effort to pronounce the sound "the old way." For that matter, the slang is different, and I adjusted to the local slang, and just remember the other slang for when I have to travel or "skype" with people. (I'm going to need a few more months to get used to terms other than "skyping" for videoconferencing.) I call it "twi." If that doesn't work for you, pick a name you prefer. Have no idea what else to choose? Open a new thread and ask for suggestions. You should get a few interesting ones, hopefully several useful ones in between people who make a joke instead of helping. (It's a very unusual request, even if it's a simple one.) Then go through the thread and rank the results, and pick the one you like best.

OK, here's our guesses. 5) is definitely "JOHNNY QUEST." 3) might be "the Time Tunnel." 6), is remotely possible it is "the Ghost Busters."

Chris Hemsworth Ghostbusters(2016) Andy Garcia

It might help someone else, someone who knows something about the other movies. "Manhattan???"

CORRECT!

No. (The original author, AFAIK, is more famous than in your guess.)

HALLOWEEN. The white mask of Michael Myers was made from a mask of the face of William Shatner.

Depending on how you look at it, this movie was either very faithful to the source material, or deviated wildly from the source material. It boasts an all-star cast, and it was based on a previous work. The original author is definitely famous-you've all heard of him. I'm impressed the movie was greenlit- the guy in charge was not known for directing movies, he was known for directing music videos. It has a number of famous lines in it- so famous I'm leery of posting any as clues. The director took creative license with this film (no, really?). Examples include the scene with a guy obviously in drag, and the scene with the drug use (actually, the scenes overlap.)

*checks the cast since 72 hours passed* OK, I recognize 2 of the others. Denis Leary Demolition Man Sylvester Stallone

"Look at them yo-yo's, that's the way you do it."

*looks it up* OK, I was correct, so it's my turn. Let's see...

"I think of you as experienced. In an emergency, you would be the first one that I'd call." "You SHOULD call me first. I need time to put my teeth in." "Hey, where's my sashimi and cream cheese on a bagel?" "Here it's called lox." "The hell it is. We had it before you did." "I didn't know Orientals had a sense of humor." "Are you kidding? We invented gunpowder." “This is a police station, not a coffee shop!” “And we’ve got the coffee to prove it!”

"Annie Hall"??? I can just keep guessing his movies at random. I know 2 of them well, and this is neither of them. Of the others I know almost nothing.

I'm picturing William Shatner's face.... but this isn't a Star Trek movie, and "Incubus" was filmed in Esperanto....

April 30th and November 1-2, respectively. (Should really be "DAYS of the Dead". but who asked me?)

Walpurgis Night? Day of the Dead?

I'll have to run this past Mrs Wolf. There's one such show she will know, and I'm feeling confident it's in this list somewhere.