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Purple Days has ceded her spot to whoever can post a link to "I've Got the Music in Me" (which, of course, IS the title of the song). George

I'm sure I've heard "The Wall" many times, but most classic rock doesn't resonate with me. Since the Houston oldies station went classic rock, about all I listen to now is talk radio and the occasional NPR show. George

"Smoking in the Boys' Room"? George

Wild at Heart Laura Dern Jurassic Park George

"Talkin' 'Bout My G-g-g-g-g-generation"? George

Definitely not the third! George

"Dracula: Dead and Loving It"? George

Sally Field, Dolly Parton, Julia Roberts, Shirley MacLaine, Daryl Hannah, and Olympia Dukakis talk things over. Chick flick. Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwartzenegger, Jet Li, Eric Roberts, Mickey Roarke, Dolph Lundgren, and Bruce Willis blow things up. Guy movie. George

three pics, need two names George

Sounds like a parody of "Dracula." "Love at First Bite"? George

"V for Vendetta" I think most of you will get this one: "He's going to pork her, Dad!" George

I'll post one later today. In the meantime, why not head over to "TV Pictionary," which has a puzzle I posted months ago! George

Which is why I watch USA, SyFy, and TNT, instead! :) George

A young woman is assaulted by a group of men. She gets together with her support group of girlfriends, who, with the aid of the one upstanding man she knows (possibly played by Lorenzo Lamas), hack the bank accounts of the men and use the money to build a women's center. This is a chick flick. A young woman is assaulted by a group of men. She trains with a group of female commandos (led by a man wearing an eye patch, possibly played by Lorenzo Lamas); and, with the help of the commandos, kicks the living cr@p out of the men, blowing up their houses and hacking their bank accounts to retire to Tahiti, lounging in bikinis and drinking margaritas. This is a guy movie. George

DYE + MOUNDS + ARRR + FOREVER "Diamonds Are Forever" George

Maddy is correct, of course. Go ahead! George In this thread especially, if you're sure you have the right answer, go ahead and post another quote. If you were wrong, someone will thrash you about the head and shoulders. Figuratively. Most likely. :) George

In the words of our "illustrious" President, LET ME BE CLEAR. This thread is for songs EASILY RECOGNIZABLE from the FIRST LINE UNLESS the first line contains the title. you are SUPPOSED TO "GIVE IT AWAY." And it's Bush's fault. George

Guys, I still can't believe that you don't get the point here. In "Flicks Remembered from Just One Line," the phrase "too easy" has no meaning. The movie should be obvious to anyone who's seen it, and probably to most who haven't. You're not supposed to be subtle, here. That's for "Name That Flick." George P.S. JB was correct, in case there was any doubt...

I'm pretty sure that these are lines from different parts of the movie. By JB's grouping, I would also assume that the middle two quotes go together as a part of a conversation. The movie seems familiar, but I don't know yet... George

The Saint Elizabeth Shue The Karate Kid George

There were two versions of "The Thomas Crown Affair." I believe that the quotes may be from the newer version which did, indeed, have nudity. George

"The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain." George

Go again, Human. Neve Campbell was fine, but then you need another Neve Campbell movie, THEN another actor/actress in that movie. George

I would suggest "Name that Tune" if you're trying to stump people. In this thread, the burden is on the poster to pick songs that at least a large percent of the viewers here will recognize from the first line. George

"Tombstone"? George