This is one of the most romantic Civil War movies of all times. It has to be Somersby with Jodie Foster & Richard Gere. Jodie & her husband didn't get along before he went away, but when "he" came back, not only they were totally in step with each other, but he also saved the town. But alas...
I could do it, as I havent been in for a long time, but as I did not give the answer, I will defer to the starter of this thread, since he seemd to be around a lot.
OK, but I hope I dont get lambasted for breaking the rules. I guess I'm just pinch running so I wont dig too deeply.
"Each man has his own reasons for living, Mr. Jones, and his own price for dying."
One of my favorite old flicks. Almost as old as I am. But I first saw it in junior high school in Columbus OH in 1962...they showed movies in sections over the span of a week during the last part of the lunch period.
Obviously, the Mr. Jones referred to is not Indiana.
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Crimson Tide?
GeorgeStGeorge
I'm guessing that WW won't mind my adding a clue: the movie starred Danny Kaye. George
WordWolf
Once again, you posted a quote from a movie, where you could have posted 1/2 the script without me getting it, except for the one quote you posted. This was from early on in "Red Dawn."
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No, neither a Sam Raimi flick nor a Bruce Campbell flick.
"You do speak French don't you?"
"Unfortunately no, but I do kiss that way."
"Do you gamble?"
"Every time I order out."
"Have you noticed anything different about him?"
"Well, only that he's a foot taller, and he seems to be left-handed now."
"I'm single! I love being single! I haven't had this much sex since I was a Boy Scout leader!
*room goes silent*
"I mean, at the time I was dating a lot."
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karmicdebt
Anger Management?
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WordWolf
Nope.
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Brother Speed
Oh crum,
I know the comedic actor, but which movie...
...and if I named him, someone would surely guess the movie before me.
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GeorgeStGeorge
"Little Nicky"?
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No, not a Sandler flick.
No, neither a Sam Raimi flick nor a Bruce Campbell flick.
"You do speak French don't you?"
"Unfortunately no, but I do kiss that way."
"Do you gamble?"
"Every time I order out."
"Have you noticed anything different about him?"
"Well, only that he's a foot taller, and he seems to be left-handed now."
"I'm single! I love being single! I haven't had this much sex since I was a Boy Scout leader!
*room goes silent*
"I mean, at the time I was dating a lot."
"We welcome the representatives from the Society of Petroleum Industry Leaders-'SPIL',
the Society for More Coal Energy-'SMOCE',
and the Key Atomic Benefits Office of Mankind-'KABOoM'."
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Raf
This sounds very Naked Gunish.
2.5?
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WordWolf
Technically "Naked Gun 2 1/2: the Smell of Fear", but yes, that's it.
You got it just before I posted the long quote about the boxers.
Your turn, Raf.
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Raf
Tough one.
"You've known all along, haven't you? He might have fooled us, but he hasn't fooled you."
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"You will watch your tongue in my courtoom."
"And you will watch your tongue in my presence!"
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WordWolf
*wild guess* "Presumed Innocent"?
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Raf
Is that like a wild pitch? A-cuz it was nowhere near the strike zone. :)
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Nottawayfer
My Cousin Vinnie?
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Raf
No siree.
"No, I mean I buried Horace Townsend. For good."
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Nottawayfer
I know now because I googled that name. But I won't tell because I didn't even see the movie.
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Raf
Told you it was a tough one.
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This is one of the most romantic Civil War movies of all times. It has to be Somersby with Jodie Foster & Richard Gere. Jodie & her husband didn't get along before he went away, but when "he" came back, not only they were totally in step with each other, but he also saved the town. But alas...
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Raf
You are correct.
I knew a chick would be the one to get it.
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moony3424
Could somebody take my turn. :unsure: I've got a term paper & mid-terms in the next week.
Thank you
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Lifted Up
I could do it, as I havent been in for a long time, but as I did not give the answer, I will defer to the starter of this thread, since he seemd to be around a lot.
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WordWolf
I think he likes to GUESS, LU,
so please post one.
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Lifted Up
OK, but I hope I dont get lambasted for breaking the rules. I guess I'm just pinch running so I wont dig too deeply.
"Each man has his own reasons for living, Mr. Jones, and his own price for dying."
One of my favorite old flicks. Almost as old as I am. But I first saw it in junior high school in Columbus OH in 1962...they showed movies in sections over the span of a week during the last part of the lunch period.
Obviously, the Mr. Jones referred to is not Indiana.
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Raf
RULEBREAKER! AWAY WITH YOU!!!!
Just kidding. I would have posted the next one, but I just posted the last one, and it took forever, so yours is as good a place to start as any. :)
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sharon
sorry~~~~~
Casablanca is correct.....
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