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It's not that I was unaware of rock music, of course; but it was pretty much mainstream bands (Beatles, Herman's Hermits, Mamas and Papas) that I knew. As for Arlo Guthrie, I could have gotten "City of New Orleans," but that's about it. Just a process check, here. Was "Coming into Los Angeles" released as a single? Just because I don't recognize the title doesn't mean that it wasn't; but as much as we'd like people to recognize our favorite album cuts, we really need to keep this thread to songs with pretty wide distribution. George

No idea. At 13, a lot of the groups who played Woodstock were pretty foreign to me. George

Correct. Al Pacino originally wanted to use a pseudonym. Some might consider sci-fi and comics the same genre. I wouldn't, but some would. George

Knock it off, Kid. This was the star's highest-grossing film. Translating from another medium meant that the make-up crew had to do a LOT of interesting work. This was the first feature film with a completely digital sound track. Disney's The Black Hole (1979) would have been the first, but only had its score recorded digitally. One of the stars initially declined credit for the film and wanted to work under a pseudonym. The Topps souvenir magazine credits his role to "Guido Frascatti." George

No. Wrong decade (either one); I'd say wrong genre, too, but there are those who might disagree. George

"I'm going to show my boobies. What do you think, Irving, you've seen my boobies. Hmm, are they worth showing?" "Well, since I can only render an evaluation based on a completely impersonal, purely professional examination of the subject, uh, subjects, I would have to say that in my humble opinion you've got a terrific pair of knockers." "What'd you give him?" "Oh, a pinch of this, a dash of that. Sometimes referred to in the trade as a Sleeping Beauty Boilermaker. Take no notice if he begins to levitate. It's a common side effect." "Now Lila, in order to inject this properly I have to expose my gluteus maximus." "Want me to do it for ya?" "Are you perchance a nurse?" "No, I used to be a junkie." " Would it endanger your amateur standing if I asked you to use a sterilized needle?" "You're the doctor." "Oh, that's the nicest thing anyone's said to me all week." "You're gonna let that SHYSTER on?" "I could sue you for calling me that, Polly! A shyster is a disreputable lawyer. I'M a QUACK!" George

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This was the first feature film with a completely digital sound track. Disney's The Black Hole (1979) would have been the first, but only had its score recorded digitally. One of the stars initially declined credit for the film and wanted to work under a pseudonym. The Topps souvenir magazine credits his role to "Guido Frascatti." George

Starring Jeff Bridges, Rosanna Arquette, and Alan Rickman George

Jamie Lee Curtis Grandview, USA C. Thomas Howell George

First of all, I never said that I felt that God got me in and out of TWI. Allan did. I was just suggesting that Waysider's comment was unfair to Allan. If Waysider thinks that there was no good reason for him to have been in TWI, that's fine, for him. But it was wrong to imply that Allan's view was wrong, just because Waysider couldn't imagine godly involvement in Allan's choice to join TWI. I believe that I benefitted greatly from my time in TWI, especially early on. I got out while the getting was good. I don't know if God was involved in either my getting in or getting out. I can't rule out either. George

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Was this "Heat"? I think that was the first time DeNiro and Pacino were in the same movie. George

And you are certainly welcome to your opinion. It may not be universally shared, however. George

God sent Elijah to the brook Cherith. When the brook dried up, He sent him to Zarephath. Why would God send him to the brook, if He knew it would dry up? Because the brook was the best place for Elijah AT THE TIME, and then it wasn't. Why would God get someone into TWI, then later get him out? Same reason. George

Correct. :) George

Really? OK, then. Scudder is a detective with the Sheriff's Department who is forced to shoot a violent suspect during a narcotics raid. The ensuing psychological aftermath of this shooting worsens his drinking problem and this alcoholism causes him to lose his job, as well as his marriage. Trying to regain his marriage, he attends a Christmas party at her office building, only to wind up battling a terrorist group led by Hans Gruber. George

License to Drive Me Crazy? :lol: George

"I thought your name was Greg." "It is." "That's not what it says here." "Gaylord is my legal name. Nobody's called me by it since third grade." George

"The Fugitive" George

Anyway, it was "Rambo 3." Close enough. Go ahead. George

Missed it by 1 George

SS And it was from a sequel. George

Sorry. The second one still escapes me. George

I'm your worst nightmare. George