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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

"United 93"? George

I'm going to move this forward, because there was probably only one other recognizable actor in the film. Marisa Berenson Cabaret Joel Grey George

You are correct. George

"Ben-Hur" is correct. It's quaint to think that $15M was all the money MGM had at the time. Most A-list actors get more than that per film, now. George

It was a Kubrick movie from the mid-70's. George

Someone actually needs to post a title... :) George

"Hill Street Blues"? George

I know the driving test part. I'm trying to thing of another teen-ish movie with the right linking word. George

Is this a scripted drama? There are a few "reality" drive-along cop shows which would certainly be realistic. George

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This is the only Hollywood film to make the Vatican approved film list in the category of religion. The production cost MGM a massive $15 million and was a gamble by the studio to save itself from bankruptcy. The gamble paid off, with the film earning $75 million. (Gives you a hint about the time frame.) The desert sequences were all set to be filmed in Libya until the Muslim Libyan authorities realized that the film was promoting Christianity. The government ordered MGM out of the country, forcing the studio to shift filming to Spain, which has the only desert in Europe. George

Remember when "Friday the 13th, Part 4" was "The Final Chapter"? Followed by six more sequels. :lol: A new one, soon. George

"Scary Movie"? It had a lot of sequels, but it also parodied a number of different films... George