Raf

Right! Cindy! Well! Done!

Two more haikus for this one, which is tougher than I thought it would be. Another hint: I just referred to it on another thread...

Where is this I wake?

Arrest could be solution

Please leave me alone

This does not feel good

I've never had this much hair

What big teeth I have.

Okay, two things.

Steve! went from Spy Kids to Antonio Banderas to Spy Kids 2, which is normally not kosher, BUT he did it to get to Steve Buscemi, who was not in the first Spy Kids movie, which makes it kosher. Well done.

Second, no, it only counts if the singer was actually in the movie: not on the soundtrack. The person has to be on the cast list. There are some cases where it's iffy, and those are allowable (for example, Lea Salonga is the SINGING voice of Princess Jasmine in Aladdin, but someone else is the speaking voice: in that case, since Salonga is voicing a character, she's allowed. There are other cases like this).

So, we're at Sting, right?

The Bride

Jennifer Beals

Flashdance

quote:

My statement "You are unprincipled, immoral and reject any semblance of logic, Godly or otherwise." is not an attack, no matter how obscure the word you use to define it - - it is an OBSERVATION.

HCW is absolutely correct.

If he were to say, for example, you are a misogynistic sycophantic idolater, that would better qualify as a personal attack (although I contend that at least 2/3 of that probably qualifies as simple observation as well).

Another quote from the same movie... (Corrected: there was a typo AND I got the quote a little bit wrong).

You can't bet a human being!

If I'm right, the next clue is...

"Did you go to school for that?"

"No, I got thrown out of school for that."

A big name star whose first major role was in a monster type movie...

Clint Eastwood in Revenge of the Creature.

Ah, but you said STARRING role, and Clint Eastwood's appearance in that movie was minor.

Johnny Depp's role in Nightmare on Elm Street was also not a "starring" role.

Nope, that would have to mean...

Steve McQueen in The Blob

Clues and hints are entirely up to the one who posted the quote.

If I were you, LU, I'd post a hint or another quote from the same movie.

I think Mystic River was terrific, as was Million Dollar Baby.

The Aviator was grand and spectacular, but soulless, a criticism you can't make about Million Dollar Baby. Ray was terrific, too. I think it's a toss-up whether it was better than MDB.

I thought you knew.

Your reply was correct.

I am stumped by your clue. Anyone else?

quote:

The women were... not so good. Cate Blanchett parodies rather than captures Kate Hepburn (although there are moments of absolute brilliance in her portrayal).

Well, I guess she showed me.

Congrats on the Oscar, CB!

Billy Crystal

City Slickers

Daniel Stern

Oh God, I forgot the name of this...

Doogie Howser...

Ham Tyler...

Starship Troopers

Tragic vacation

Friend's dead. It could have been me.

Now it must be me.

Goodness, you guys are really taxing our brains with these. :)-->

The Pope Must Diet

no, wait...

Spider-Man 2

Hang on, I can get this...

West Side Story...

No? DANG!

All right, fine...

Titanic

Isn't there a scripture against haising yourself?

In fact, to keep it fun, anyone with a movie Haiku can jump in whenever they want. Technically it was Steve!'s turn. But who needs rules?

Any of the first three Star Wars movies, George. That is, the first three released movies. :)-->

I don't think you need to wait for this one. Just go for the next one (and you can ignore the "seasons" rule. :)-->

Correct. Your move.

Ok, lemme clarify:

My haiku was a clue. You guess the movie (I'm just in that kind of mood lately).

You guess right, you haiku next.

quote:

But he said something else in PFAL that the words Taatani or Nashantani ARE in Psalms 22:1 translated to forsake, which if true, disproves the idea that Jesus was quoting Psalms 22:1. Matthew 27:46 forsake is sabachthani, and unless its sabachthani in Psalms 22:1 as well, I don't see how one can connect them.

Umm, because one is Hebrew and the other Aramaic? Maybe?

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Is that a guess? If so, it's incorrect. :D-->

Ok, last game, I promise.

You know how Haiku works, right?

First line is five syllables.

Second line is seven syllables.

Third line is five syllables again.

And from this, we should be able to guess your movie.

I'll go first (with, hopefully, an easy one).

Four weeks in this house?

That's more than enough for us.

For God's sake, Get out!

The Distinguished Gentleman

Charles Dutton

Rudy

New clue:

"Queen Elizabeth is a man! Prince Charles is a f****t! Winston Churchill's full of s**t! Shakespeare's French!"