WordWolf

But this here is a famous line, if not the most famous line from this movie. "Not so fast, Louie." The line is NOT "Drop the gun, Louie." That line does not appear in this movie.

It is unquestionably MPFC's most famous movie. I was on an MPFC forum and we couldn't get people to stop making references to this movie, as opposed to the show or the other movies.

I wanted Human to get it since he tried so hard and got so close. What is my name? WordWolf. What is my quest? To find the Holy Grail. What is the capital of Assyria? Well, it was Nineveh, but there's no Assyria now and no Nineveh, so right now there's none. MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL. (Why not visit Norway on holiday?)

Copy/paste? I must type a LOT faster than you. I just retyped it.

Yes- in " Ghostbusters", "Lost in Translation", and " What About Bob?" Your turn.

It was used in both. In " Young Sheldon", we saw that " Bazinga" was the brand name of a novelty company, selling things like whoopie cushions and so on. The slogan said something like " It it's funny, it's a Bazinga!" After that, we saw Sheldon playing tiny practical jokes (prank phone calls and so on), and saying "Bazinga!" at the end. So, that's where that word originates in that setting.

That was a text-filled image. Here's what it says. "Dearest Saints, God bless you abundantly. What we commonly recognize as the first Rock of Ages emerged into full fruition in August of 1971, although with quite humble beginnings. The main stage consisted of two flatbed trailers. This stage was situated in an unpretentious spot under a willow tree near the creek that flows through the grounds of The Way International Headquarters. The nonconventional decorations on the stage paired well with the numerous musical groups of differing skill levels. Things weren't perfect. One night during the event the power even went out, affecting the lighting and sound. But that summer at this "Christian music festival,"things occurred of gigantic spiritual proportions. About a thousand people attended. Young people from all over the country gathered to hear the bands play and to fellowship with each other. But they were there for another reason also. They wanted to hear the rightly divided Word of God and see it live bigger in their lives. In addition to the energized teachings, the first call was made for Word Over the World (WOW) Ambassadors. WOW Ambassadors would be sent all over the United States to preach and teach God's Word. About one-quarter of the participants went out as WOW Ambassadors that year in three waves. It is clear that many who attended "ROA '71" had their lives wonderfully changed forever. Over the next twenty-four years, the Rock of Ages became an annual event. It changed as the needs of the ministry changed. It naturally adapted into a gathering for the whole family- with good fun, good food, and good fellowship, but still centered around the Word of God. For several years the event was held at local fairgrounds equipped to accommodate the growing interest, but in 1978 it came back to the grounds of The Way International. For the next number of years it grew in various capacities. Then in 1995 it was discontinued. We now have the magnificent joy and privilege to once again host the Rock of Ages at The Way International. It will be a beautiful blend of the old and the new. It will have elements of nostalgia, but with a modern flair carefully intertwined. It will give believers some relaxing days that are full of sweet fellowship, rich with the love of God, and lavish with God's rightly divided Word. It will be an inspiring time of seeing Way Ambassadors commissioned and Ambassadors once again sent forth from the Rock. Yes, ROA '25 is for those who love God, of all generations and at all levels of spiritual maturity. And it will reflect this heart expressed by our Founder, Victor Paul Wierwille, in 1983: " It is wonderful to be home again for the fellowship of believers where the family [of God] is the center of joyful living." Make your plans now and diligently prepare so that nothing hinders your participation in this splendid occasion. Believe big to overcome any obstacle. There may be many life-changing events in a person's short time here on earth, but this will be among the greatest of them all. It will be the Rock of all Rocks. So...SEE YOU AT THE ROCK! In our Father's love, Vernon W. Edwards President

Next one. "Back off, man, I'm a scientist." "For relaxing times, make it Suntory time." "I'm sailing!"

"Young Sheldon."

I had to throw that one out because I couldn't clear my mind of it otherwise. How do you prevent a household? You could prevent marriages or families from forming, or.... OK, I might have it this time. If the other movie was "TROY", then this one with a related name but unrelated plot might be "THE TROJAN WAR????" Or it might not.

Trying to help you out, Human!

Next actor. Vic Davis Les Bauer Sam Pian Dr. J. Wilson Shields Rep. George Jansen Sleep-Out Charlie Barnes Capt. Robert Jason Salbo Sam Grant John Cleary Alfredo Brazzi

Kirstie Alley For Richer or Poorer Tim Allen I thought of 2 other movies, but we just linked through Travolta and Willis, and I didn't want to do a repeat on the same page.

So, George's turn.

Just to throw it out there, "I Miss You", by Everything But the Girl????

Ok, putting all the clues on one page. I don't have the answer to the other set of clues. The drama and 2 stars that went on to do 2 different horror franchises... the drama was "PARTY OF FIVE." Neve Campbell went on to do "Scream" and Jennifer Love Hewitt went on to do "Time of Your Life" for about 5 minutes before the "I Know What You Did Last Summer" series. I don't know about Amazon, but "Scream" had more than 3 movies already, and the other movies had a villain who resembled the Gorton Fisherman. So, we're talking about JLH and "I Know...." I know JLH did "Can't Hardly Wait". (She was also in the music video for Smash Mouth's cover from the movie of "I Can't Get Enough of You Baby".) Just to say I asked, I'll throw out "CAN'T HARDLY WAIT" as a guess. I'm hoping another clue will give me the other movie that came out, the one with the relevant name but irrelevant plot.

Um, "Life in a Northern Town"??

Here, Human, this is for you. *hands him a chalice and prays over it, then walks away*

Um, "Eurotrip?????"

CORRECT! The parachute opened up on impact. Go, George!

Never mind, FREE POST.

Look closely, you didn't answer the question I asked. You answered "What was I doing just now" and not the question I asked. BTW, are those 2 songs folk music, heavy metal, or something else?

What was I just now? (Besides "demonstrating the correct answer"?)

While I'm waiting, I'll just belt out a number. You must take the "A"-Train To go to sugar hill way up in Harlem. If you miss the "A"-Train You'll find you missed the quickest way to Harlem. I'm still waiting. I'll belt out another number. Summertime And the livin' is easy Fish are jumpin' And the cotton is high.

In that version of "Casino Royale", a number of actors all went around their characters announcing they're "James Bond." In the "Barbie" movie, there was a crowd of "Barbies" and a different crowd of "Kens." A few times, the movie paused and a narrator commented on the moment before it resumed. The sets in Barbieworld were made off-scale to match how the dolls and their playsets are off-scale with each other. There was at least one full scene where the roller-blades ("I never go anywhere without them!") were a plot point, on a boardwalk in Southern Cali. Ruth Handler INVENTED Barbie, and Rhea Perlman played Ruth Handler in the movie. The first scene was SO an homage to "2001" and I dare anyone who's seen the "Barbie" movie to say otherwise. And I've never sat down to watch "2001"! I included the Justice League quote to narrow down the window in which the movie could have been released. I was getting ready to start posting the giveaway clues. (Helen Mirren narrated, America Ferrera played that Mom, Michael Cera played that male doll that wasn't Ken, John Cena was a Ken, and Dua Lipa was a Barbie.)