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"Have you ever heard of Harry Houdini? Well he wasn't like today's magicians who are only interested in television ratings. He was an artist. He could make an elephant disappear in the middle of a theater filled with people, and do you know how he did that? Misdirection". "When this all started, I told you that we would find the son of a bitch, sir. I never expected that the son of a bitch would be you". "All cowboys ain't dumb. Some of 'em got smarts real good, like me".

"Ooh, Superman, where are you now When everything's gone wrong somehow? The men of steel, the men of power Are losing control by the hour."

*taps microphone* Did I get it right? *looks it up* Yes, I did. Somebody forgot to post a reply. Well, then, it's my turn...

No guesses? It's Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen NEXT

No. "Us" refers to a profession, not a species or race. George

I wasn't sure about the second quote, but the fourth was the clincher. "LES MISERABLES."

Wild guess. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."

To love another person is to see the face of God. *** For the wretched of the earth there is a flame that never dies -- even the darkest night will end, and the sun will rise.

"Forbid me, now, to die. I'll obey. I will try. On this page I write my last confession. Read it well, when I at last am sleeping. It's the story of one who turned from hating- a man who only learmed to love when you were in his keeping."

The Witness of the Father, the Son & Moses: Midnight Look at the “time” … “But at midnight there was a cry, ‘Look, the bridegroom is coming! Come out to meet him!’’’ (Matt. 25:6) Why “midnight”? What does “midnight” symbolize in the parable? What preceded Christ’s parable? Christ’s command: “Watch.” “Watch therefore….” (Matt. 24:42-44). What is significant about “midnight” in the Bible? It’s a watch hour. What is the historical/symbolic significance of “midnight” in the context of the Fig Tree (Israel) & 10 Virgins (Israel)? The Father ordained “deliverance” to come to pass at the “midnight watch hour.” Exodus 12: The Exodus At midnight the Lord smote all the firstborn in the land of Egypt, from the firstborn of Pharaoh that sat on his throne to the firstborn of the captive who was in the dungeon and all the firstborn of livestock. Pharaoh rose up in the night, he and all his servants and all the Egyptians, and there was a great cry in Egypt, for there was not a house where there was not someone dead. Then he called for Moses and Aaron at night and said, “Rise up, and get out from among my people, both you and the children of Israel, and go, serve the Lord, as you have said. Also take your flocks and your herds, as you have said, and be gone, and bless me also.” (Exod. 12:29-32) The Father set the precedent… and the Son followed. Thus, we have the unified voice (again) of the Father and the Son: the midnight watch hour signifies deliverance. The Hebrews (in Egypt) “watched” by following God’s Word given by Moses—placing lamb’s blood on the doorposts, and thus, the angel of death passed over them—bringing forth deliverance. And to this very day and time… What do Hebrews ask at Passover? “Why is this night different from all the rest”? Hebrew deliverance at the midnight watch hour is remembered… 3500 years later. Significant? Yes. It’s still branded in the hearts and minds of the followers of Moses who await their Messiah… This solemn act—lamb’s blood on the doorposts—at the time of the Deliverer, Moses, foreshadowed the blood of God’s Lamb, the coming Deliverer, Christ. The parallel between Israel’s history and future is unmistakable: Just as the Lord God delivered and gathered the Hebrews through Moses (following the exile in Egypt), so shall the Lord God deliver and gather the sons of Israel through Christ (following the exile to the “four winds” of the Earth). As Moses delivered the Hebrews from Pharaoh, so shall Christ deliver the sons of Israel from the Antichrist (Matt. 24:15, 27-31). The historical/symbolic significance of “midnight” at the time of Moses, and the prophetic/symbolic significance of “midnight” in the parable given by Christ, tell the same “ancestral story:” Deliverance. In the Parable of the 10 Virgins, “Midnight” symbolically represents the “Time” of Divine Visitation and Israel’s Deliverance—for the wise virgins who “watched.” Peace. revvel

Back to the Future "About the whole no guns thing... I'm not sure I feel as strongly about it as you do." George

Where was I that I didn't catch this? I might have been trying to find Bubba? One, or maybe two lines max and I could have gotten this.

No, so let's just move on. I was trying to quote "The Doors" but most of Morrison's (Kilmer's) lines are too filthy and obscene for our PG rating here. "Roads? Where were going we don't need roads!"

I've heard of Deal or no Deal and Tic Tac Dough (and maybe Fear Factor), but I haven't seen any of them George

One would have thought so. You're up. George

I'm working on something.

I recognize him now. He was in Full Metal Jacket and Predator 2. I'll know him next time. The Specialist James Woods Vampires (funny how that worked out)

...dance into the fire. That makes this Duran Duran's "VIEW TO A KILL." (The theme song to the Bond movie.)

A) Deal or No Deal B) America Says C) Chain Reaction D) Tic Tac Dough E) Estate of Panic F) Fear Factor

Correct, all 3 times.

Every line in Forrest Gump is a giveaway

A is, if I am not mistaken, Deal or No Deal. D is, if I am not mistaken, Tic Tac Dough. F is a desperate attempt to get someone to move the thread along. Also known as Fear Factor.