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You might have. It's from the late seventies, and had two sequesls. George

Here's about half the song, with the title word blocked out: There's a girl that's been on my mind all the time -XXXXXXXXXXX. Now she don't even know my name But I think she likes me just the same - XXXXXXXX. Ahh! If she called me I'd be there I'd come running anywhere. She's all I need,all my life I feel so good if I just say the word - XXXXXXXX Just say the word - XXXXXXXXX George

Ths was a big hit in the 80's. George

Not exactly a song easily remembered from one line... :) George

It's just a tough thread to post clues in. One could give a straight plot synopis for a movie, but that's not the point. And if you can be clever enough to give a twisted plot synopsis, the movie has to be well-known enough to be recognized from the clue. George

"What we're dealing with here is a complete lack of respect for the law." "You have a great profile." "Yeah, I do, don't I? Especially from the side." "Well, at least we agree on something." "Yeah. We both like half of my face." "There's no way, NO way that you came from MY loins. Soon as I get home, first thing I'm gonna do is punch yo mamma in da mouth!" "Son, you're looking at a legend." "I guess a legend and an out-of-work bum look a lot a like, daddy." George

If she called me I'd be there I'd come running anywhere. She's all I need, all my life I've got to have her, have her now I've got to get closer but I don't know how. She makes me nervous and makes me scared George

Rosanna Arquette S.O.B. Julie Andrews George

"Your Honor, every one of these letters is addressed to Santa Claus. The Post Office has delivered them. Therefore the Post Office Department, a branch of the Federal Governent, recognizes this man Kris Kringle to be the one and only Santa Claus." "Uh, since the United States Government declares this man to be Santa Claus, this court will not dispute it. Case dismissed!" George

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation? George

You misunderstand. When I say "you need two names," it means that it's the actors' names which are important, not their actions, expressions, whatever. It is, in fact MAYA (Rudolph) + (Will) FERRELL + EIGHTY = My Fair Lady George

It's got to be a Griswold adventure; I'm just not sure which one. Let's just try "National Lampoon's Vacation" George

No. You may be thinking of "One Million Years BC." "Amazon Women on the Moon" was a collection of short skits, so there are a whole lot of famous and near-famous actors in it. George

three pics. need two names George

Arc, section?? Family?? ?? George

Right. The "Talk to the hand" line came when a naked Arnold walks into a bar looking for someone with the right size clothes. He demands them from a gay biker type who says "Talk to the hand, Baby!" holding his hand out. Arnold crushes it, and says to it "Your clothes! Now!!" "Come with me if you want to live has been used in every Terminator movie and the "Sarah Conner Chrinicles" TV sereis. George

OK. "Seabiscuit"? George

No, you just have to realize that I usually break up the sounds so that they overlap words. For instance, for "I Spy," I would use ICE + PIE rather than EYE + SPY. George

Star Wars The New Hope Carrie Fisher Amazon Women on the Moon George

Right star, wrong movie. In fact, the "Come with me..." line is a trademark of the whole franchise. The "Talk to the hand" exchange is peculiar to a specific movie. George

Actually, this movie did not popularize the line, but used it after it was popular. Another famous line from the movie is "Come with me, if you want to live." George

Of course. DECK + ERROL + BURR + NACHO = "The Carol Burnett Show." Go, JB! George

This really isn't a tough one. Hiway is right about the similarity to the first ST movie. By the way, Hiway, if you just google "star trek episodes," you can find links to any episode from any of the series on the wikipedia link that comes up. I'm just sayin'. :) George

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