Raf

or not. (I know, look who's talking).

Let's play Name that Game. :lol:

Jamie Lee Curtis Trading Places Denholm Elliott

No bloody Returns, Forever, & Robin, Begins or Knight.

Batman is correct. No bloody A,B, C OR D.

"He must have been king of the Wicker People." "It's Japanese." "How do you know?" "Because I bought it in Japan." *** "I've been dead once already. It's very liberating. You should think of it as, uh... therapy."

Charlie's Angels *** "I've been dead once already. It's very liberating. You should think of it as, uh... therapy."

"I can hold my breath for a loooong, loooong time!"

You're Kidding.

Quick Change Bill Murray Ghostbusters

Anna/Nicole/Smith/ Vet/Doctor/Puppy/Dog House And Helen/Hayes Was there an Anne of a Thousand Days ?

All three movies covered the same ground. In Cold Blood was a movie made from the novel by Truman Capote. The other two movies were about the writing of the novel (an early example of the true-crime genre). But then, you knew that. New movie: "Where's my cake? I want my cake! Where's my cake, Bedelia? Where's my Father's Day cake?"

And might as well give my third guess, since I'm obviously on the right track... In Cold Blood.

Second guess: Infamous

I can narrow it down to three movies... First guess: Capote.

Easy one: "Don't make me... hungry. You wouldn't like me when I'm hungry. Wait, that's not right."

Figured I'd add the lyrics and a tiny explanation: the guy singing has come to the front lines of an insurrection to find Marius, the young rebel his daughter loves. On the eve of battle, some rebels keep watch while others, including Marius, get needed rest. Marius has no idea this man is the father (adoptive, really) of the woman he loves. So our main character, realizing what a good man Marius is, says this prayer: God on high, hear my prayer In my need you have always been there He is young. He's afraid Let him rest heaven blessed Bring him home, bring him home, bring him home. He's like the son I might have known if God had granted me a son The summers die one by one How soon they fly on and on And I am old and will be gone Bring him peace. Bring him joy. He is young. He is only a boy. You can take. You can give. Let him be. Let him live. If I die, let me die! Let him live. Bring him home. Bring him home. Bring... him... home.

This has nothing to do with Susan Boyle, but the song she sang was from Les Miserables, my favorite musical, and if you liked that, you'll love this...

Oh, wait, yeah, i've had a couple of changes. This one comes to mind.

I'm STILL hung over.

Nothing new to report here.

President Obama is stupid. My doctor said so.

Planet of the Apes ?

Love it.

I told you you'd figure it out in.... time!