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I would agree with Oakspear. It's not as if the new groups attempt to mimic the Roman Catholic church or some other "orthodox" group. Anyone who wanted to go back to that after leaving TWI would have no trouble finding a church to attend. George

All I do is type the name of the show, in quotes, followed by "wikiquote" in my search engine (google). It will usually be one of the first few hits, if not the very first. Alternatively, you can type the name of the show, in quotes, followed by "quotes". This will give other possible places to find quotes, like IMDb and TV.com, and, probably, wikiquote. Once I'm in wikiquote (or whatever), I just copy and paste the quotes here. I find it best to have two browsers open, one for Greasespot and the other for teh quote source, George

Okay. It's that George Clooney thing with a lot of good folk gospel music. John Goodman is "Cyclops." I forget the title. George

We have a winner! Go for it. WW. George

Naturally, the cuss-blocker changes every instance of Pesh-tta, even in the links! If you want to use Gen's first link, you'll have to cut-and-paste into your browser and replace the "dang"! :lol: George

"I swore I was done hunting for good." "Come on, it wasn't easy, but it wasn't that bad." "Yeah? When I told Dad I was scared of the thing in my closet, he gave me a .45." "Well, what was he supposed to do?" "I was nine years old. He was supposed to say, "Don't be afraid of the dark."" "Don't be afraid of the dark? What, are you kidding me? Of course you should be afraid of the dark! You know what's out there!" "So how'd you pay for that stuff? You and Dad still running credit card scams?" "Well, yeah. Hunting ain't exactly a pro-ball career. Besides, all we do is apply. It's not our fault they send us the cards." "You're not cops. Not dressed like that, not in that crappy car." "Hey, no need to get nasty." George

This has GOT to get an answer: "Invitation sir." "I should be on that list." "Name?" "Stan Lee." "Yeah... Nice try." "Reed, I know you. I'm glad you had fun." "Thank you." "Besides, it was nothing compared to what I did at my bachelorette party Talk about wild." "Sue, you're on fire!" "Ya think?" "Did you know I could create a force field inside someone's body and expand it until they explode?" "Give it your best shot." "My people called it...Galactus, the devourer of worlds. It must feed on energy to survive, both thermal and organic." "How could you willingly serve this thing?" "Because I must." "Doesn't it bother you? All the worlds and innocent people you've helped destroy?" "My service spares my world, and the one I love." "Why are you destroying our planet?" "I have no choice." "There’s always a choice." "Not always." "You said you weren't the one trying to destroy our world. Then who is?" "The One I serve." "Who do you serve? Look, I'm trying to help you. But in order to do that, you have to tell me the truth. Please." "Let me make this clear for you and your pack of freaks. I'm the quarterback, you're on my team. But I guess you didn't play football in high school, did you?" "You're right. I didn't. I stayed in and studied like a good little nerd. And fifteen years later, I'm one of the greatest minds of the 21st century. I'm engaged to the hottest girl on the planet. And the big jock who played football in high school, he standing right in front of me asking me for my help, and I say he's not going to get a damn thing, unless he does exactly what I say and starts treating me and my friends with some respect." "All that you know, is at an end." "If we can't stop this, if it's really the end of the world... how are you going to spend your last few minutes?" "Part of me would like to go out fighting... but to tell you the truth, I think I'd like to spend my last few minutes holding onto Alicia." "That sounds good to me." George

All righty, then... This was the DS9 episode "Dramatis Personae." Another one of those ancient-energy-life-forms-take-over-personnel-to-re-enact-some-ancient-war stories. Early in Season One, this one plays on distrust between Federation and Bajoran personnel. Odo saves the day. FREE POST! George

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider Angelina Jolie Wanted George

And, of course, what one person considers to be an obvious line from a well-known movie may not match other people's experiences. I rarely see Academy Award winners, because they're too "artsy." Even many of those, though, I could guess because the tag lines are very well-known. Just because I don't know the answer, though, doesn't invalidate the clue. :) On the other hand, if you say, "If I use this line, it will give it away"; and so, don't use it, you're missing the point of this thread. George P.S. I still can't place this flick.

I guess Paw's response was to bump this up. I have no idea what the song is. George

Yes. Although Bullinger was trinitarian, he differentiated between the Giver and the gift. George

Is there a single quote from the movie which WOULD give it away? THAT'S the quote you should give! Be sneaky in "Name That Flick," not here. George

I should point out that this was funnier before Waysider went back and edited his post. :) George

Which is, interestingly, the idea of this game. "Name that Flick" is the proper venue for more challenging quotes. (Though, even there one often has to give easy clues after the more difficult ones don't click.) George

The theme from "Alien"? George

Actually, Hiway, it's TLB who has the reputation for not posting. I just knew that when you deferred to him, there would be dead air. FREE POST!! (If no one jumps in, I'll post in a day or so.) George

No, though I can see how you would guess that. Let's try a couple more: "Sue, you're on fire!" "Ya think?" "Did you know I could create a force field inside someone's body and expand it until they explode?" "Give it your best shot." "My people called it... the devourer of worlds. It must feed on energy to survive, both thermal and organic." "How could you willingly serve this thing?" "Because I must." "Doesn't it bother you? All the worlds and innocent people you've helped destroy?" "My service spares my world, and the one I love." "Why are you destroying our planet?" "I have no choice." "There’s always a choice." "Not always." "You said you weren't the one trying to destroy our world. Then who is?" "The One I serve." "Who do you serve? Look, I'm trying to help you. But in order to do that, you have to tell me the truth. Please." "Let me make this clear for you and your pack of freaks. I'm the quarterback, you're on my team. But I guess you didn't play football in high school, did you?" "You're right. I didn't. I stayed in and studied like a good little nerd. And fifteen years later, I'm one of the greatest minds of the 21st century. I'm engaged to the hottest girl on the planet. And the big jock who played football in high school, he standing right in front of me asking me for my help, and I say he's not going to get a damn thing, unless he does exactly what I say and starts treating me and my friends with some respect." "All that you know, is at an end." "If we can't stop this, if it's really the end of the world... how are you going to spend your last few minutes?" "Part of me would like to go out fighting... but to tell you the truth, I think I'd like to spend my last few minutes holding onto Alicia." "That sounds good to me." George

"Dirty Harry"? George

No, but thanks for reminding me that I need to post more clues! "Why are you destroying our planet?" "I have no choice." "There’s always a choice." "Not always." "You said you weren't the one trying to destroy our world. Then who is?" "The One I serve." "Who do you serve? Look, I'm trying to help you. But in order to do that, you have to tell me the truth. Please." "Let me make this clear for you and your pack of freaks. I'm the quarterback, you're on my team. But I guess you didn't play football in high school, did you?" "You're right. I didn't. I stayed in and studied like a good little nerd. And fifteen years later, I'm one of the greatest minds of the 21st century. I'm engaged to the hottest girl on the planet. And the big jock who played football in high school, he standing right in front of me asking me for my help, and I say he's not going to get a damn thing, unless he does exactly what I say and starts treating me and my friends with some respect." "All that you know, is at an end." "If we can't stop this, if it's really the end of the world... how are you going to spend your last few minutes?" "Part of me would like to go out fighting... but to tell you the truth, I think I'd like to spend my last few minutes holding onto Alicia." "That sounds good to me." George

"You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" (Righteous Brothers) This is a first line after the chorus: When I was young and so much younger than today George

Well, I googled "John Coffie" and yes, this is a well-known movie, and one I've even seen. Of course, now I'm disqualified. HW/OTB's second clue is a BIG hint. George

Ned Beatty Deliverance Jon Voight George

By George, I think he's got it! Kurt Russell Big Trouble in Little China Kim Catrall George

"I've been friends with Benjamin Sisko for many years... In many ways, he's like a son to me. Or at least a nephew... Some kind of close relative anyway..." "I want you to arrest them. Kira and every Bajoran officer on this station. I want the names of every sympathizer..." "That's not a good idea, sir. There are a lot more of them than there are of us. If we tip our hand, it could work against us." "What can we do?" "Leave the station." (shouting) "NEVER! Get me a phaser, and I'll get rid of Kira!" "Hear me out, sir... We leave the station. Raise a Federation attack force... and return. (pause) And on that day we'll get rid of all your enemies." "How do we proceed?" "I need a few more hours to free up the Valerian ship. I've already talked to their captain. He's more than happy to take us back to Federation space." (whispering) "Call me as soon as you're ready." "Station log, stardate 46922.3. We have identified the dead Klingon. His name was Hon-Tihl, First Officer of the Toh'Kaht. Why he died, and the cause of his ship's destruction, is still unknown." "Personal log, Miles O'Brien. Stardate 46923.1. We've managed to retrieve a portion of the Klingon Officer's journal. Of course, Major Kira heard about it immediately. She must have spies everywhere." "I think we'll let it go... this time." "So, this is how it all ends." "For you." "You know what disturbs me? The ingratitude. I offered you my kindness, my help, my leadership and how do you repay me? With betrayal. But you won't get rid of me so easily. You see, unlike you, I understand history. My name will blaze across the stars long after your petty treacheries have been forgotten." "But you won't be here to see it." "Is this a Ferengi fashion I'm not aware of?" "How are you, Lieutenant?" "You know what they say - put the shoe on the right foot first, but put the left foot first into the bathtub." "Are you finished with me?" "Unless you'd like to pour yourself through my foretic analyzer. I'd love to see the results." "What do you think?" "What is it?" "A clock! Fascinating, isn't it?" "Did you really build that?" "Apparently so." "Why?" "I have no idea." "The Klingon, Doctor; what did you find?" "He's still dead, if that's what you mean." George