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Correct. George

No, but to move this along C Thomas Howell Red Dawn Powers Boothe George

I just had a second thought. "Lost in Space"? George

My first thought was Mystery Science Theater 3000, but it ran more than three seasons, and the movie version was only a few years later, not more than 30 I have no second thought. George

It's a movie about a racetrack. George

The CHARACTER who said the line was Rambo... Back to our regularly scheduled game: "You get hurt, hurt 'em back. You get killed... walk it off." George

"Look, I know I must look weird to you but how do you think you look to me? Listen, I watched four episodes of "Lassie" before I figured out why the little hairy kid never spoke. I mean, he rolled over, sure, he did that fine but, I don't think he deserved a series for that." "I've waited all my life to say this." "Be my guest." "We come in peace." George

"You get hurt, hurt 'em back. You get killed... walk it off." George

A Fish Called Wanda Jamie Lee Curtis Grandview, USA George

Rambo? George

ET the Extra-Terrestrial? George

I don't get Netflix, so I don't routinely watch Daredevil, et al. I DID see the first two episodes of Iron Fist at a friend's house, this past weekend. Good show! Much more enjoyable than Legion. I'm not really familiar with the character, though. If any of you have seen the show, is it reasonably true to the comic book? George

LOL Love it! George

The Dark Knight Rises Gary Oldman Lost in Space George

Well, I HAVE seen all the LotRs and Hobbits, but the lines don't ring a bell, even now. What can I say? Now, "Toss me! And don't tell the elf!" I would have remembered. George

Really. Not ringing any bells. George

Christian Slater was used rather recently, but moving on Star Trek V!: The Undiscovered Country Christopher Plummer The Sound of Music George

If the lines were from the movie "Dark Shadows," the answer would still be a CHARACTER who said the line, Like Barnabus Collins. Don't think it's from that movie, though. It's a bit obscure. George

One of the other trivia about the movie is that it was released, south of the border, as Pistolero. I forgot that one of our players lives down there. :) George

I may not know it anyway, but perhaps a few more lines? George

Raf? Care to give it a go? George

Guess I'm up... The title of the film was originally "El Pistolero" but was changed before release. The day they shot the two stars' love scene, the entire crew showed up to see it. During the actual filming, however, only the actors , the director, and the script supervisor were in the room. For most of the killings they used a gun that essentially fired fake blood at the characters instead of squibs. This unfortunately created too realistic of an effect resulting in them having to edit out much of the deaths for the censors. George

Wild Wild West Salma Hayek Desperado George

OK, then. From the comic books, one would have assumed that Adrian Chase was the Vigilante. In this universe, however, he's Prometheus. Which does beg the question, Who's Vigilante? (I assume it's not some prairie troubadour.....) George

Well, then I guess I still can't talk about the surprise secret identity... George