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Sadly, no. Though I reserve the right to hate myself once it's been revealed. :lol: George

Okay, maybe that LINE was a bit obscure, but the movie isn't. Here's another brief exchange from the same film: "What am I gonna do with you people, huh? I held up my end; I delivered the Blue Boy… What do I get for my triple threat? "Bow! Yield! Kneel!" That kind of stuff closes out of town." "Why do you say this to me… when you know I will kill you for it?" George

Did Abbott and Costello ever meet Robin Hood? That "purple pimpernel" business seems familiar, but I can't place it. And the "Get it--Got it--Good" routine is also familiar, but maybe that's because Burns and Schreiber used it a lot. :unsure: George

"Men in Tights"? George

"Mellow Yellow" by Donovan (with back-up vocal by John Lennon) All the leaves are brown, and the sky is grey... George

Human might be right, but I've seen two versions of "The Three Musketeers," and I don't remember those lines from either of them. This seems more "spoofy." I'm going to guess "To Be or Not to Be." George

Human, There are a lot of great, old movies; but most of them aren't really suited to this thread, as very few of us have seen them. Unless it was a real blockbuster like "Gone with the Wind" or frequently quoted like "Casablanca," it's not likely to be remembered from one line. Something like "Tea and Sympathy" is better suited to "Name that Flick," where several lines can (and should) be given. Even there, though, you're likely to "stump the panel" with any movie made before 1960 (or 1970!). Let's try this one: "General, would you like to step outside?" George

Unlike the Marley tune, this one seems at least vaguely familiar; but I'm still not getting it from one line! :unsure: George

Fred Ward Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins Joel Grey George

Sigourney Weaver Ghostbusters Rick Moranis George

Not familiar. And I don't know that Stones tune, either! George

Reminds me of a line from "Bull Durham" (when Kevin Costner tells a batter what pitch he's calling in order to humble Tim Robbins); but I doubt that that's it. George

Jim Belushi Red Heat Ahhnold George

Mr. Holland's Opus Glenne Headly Dirty Rotten Scoundrels George

I'm getting bugged driving up and down the same old strip. I've gotta find a new place where the kids are hip. George

"Love Shack" B-52's George

Well, yeah...but the cost of living is low (especially since you can't get off grounds and there's nothing to do, anyway)...and you're in a low tax bracket! :) George

I remember the teepee, as well. Cooler than most tents, that's for sure! Since the ROA was cancelled years ago, the guy wouldn't be showing up, anyway. Are you sure TWI has a rule against teepees? :wacko: George

On the other hand, you only posted one scene. If no one gets it from my first set of clues, I give another set in a couple of days. Maybe someone was at the concession stand when the scene you quoted appeared. :) George

OK. That got rid of the "toolbar in the middle" bug again, but you're right: I can't see posters' names or avatars. (Though it's fun to guess who they are by gender, number of posts, etc!) George

This is very well put. I think that this conveys the feelings of a great number of people here. Jesus taught us to forgive, forgive, forgive. But he never said excuse, excuse, excuse. What's good about being alive, Ex? You overcame! George

And now the "bug" is back. I guess I'll just have to stick with Firefox for GSC. George

I haven't seen a lot of war flicks. George

That's how it's done. If the last clue was an actor, then the response is movie, new actor, new movie. If the last clue was a movie, then the response is actor, new movie, new actor. Buster Keaton How to Stuff a Wild Bikini Annette Funicello George

I'll be gone for a few days, so the answer is "Final Mission" (NG). Picard and Wesley head out on a freighter which crash lands on a desert planet. Picard gets injured, and Wesley figures out how to access the only available water to save him. FREE POST George