WordWolf

Raf succeeds partly because he assembles the clues and works through them. If you stop at 1 or 2 clues then guess, you're not as likely to home in on the correct movie.

CORRECT- this is "Barbie"!

OK, the movie is fairly recent. That's one clue. There's other clues. Assemble the clues, and run through them. (That is not another clue.)

STL, this is the current quote. WITHOUT LOOKING IT UP/CHEATING, try to guess from which movie this is a quote. Just use your memory, no looking up or fancy hand gestures or anything. Once you get it right, it's your turn to post a quote. In this thread, they should be "EASY", famous quotes from famous movies...although lately that's been a bit subjective.

Let's see.... Thin white guy, lots of makeup.... shock rock, harsh music....weird, dark stage imagery... stage name's first name is a woman's name... let's see... where have I heard of that before....

Well, you're right so far.... Do you at least have a rough timeframe of when the movie came out?

*holds a note* "No!"

The version of "Casino Royale" with David Niven and Woody Allen had something reasonably unique- you had multiple characters going around with the same name. For this round, I'm looking for a movie that shares that quality- where multiple actors play multiple characters going around with the same name. This film also had a little brushing-up-against-the-fourth-wall going on. This movie had sets that deliberately were made to match the wrong scale, for plot reasons. It's also a movie that includes roller blades. I think it's the only movie that mentions Ruth Handler, a woman who should be really famous, but isn't really. The cast includes Will Farrell, Helen Mirren, Rhea Perlman, America Ferrera, Michael Cera, John Cena, and Dua Lipa. This film included a nod to "2001 A Space Odyssey" which is rather obvious when the scene comes up. It also contains the line " It's like I've been in a dream where I was really invested in the Zack Snyder cut of Justice League." Which movie is this?

Joe Montana?

Marilyn Manson?

That's it. It's the start of the last stanza.

It is not. I would also be shocked if they ever did a cover of it. Michael Stipe may never have heard of this song.

"Wait a minute, wait a minute. You ain't heard nothin' yet!"

Seriously?

That's it. BTW, I'm not a huge fan of the movie, but with the exception of the one about the bleeding and the kleenex, I could have gotten it from any one of those quotes. I thought they were all memorable.

Eileen Brennan Clue Christopher Lloyd

"Uh, did you see a little nekkid man runnin' around with a $100 bill?" "I've arranged for yaks, ponies, and boats." "You didn't see a little nekkid bum with $100?" "No, but I could arrange for one." "If that bum didn't take my $100, we could have got a boat with a motor." "Shut up and paddle." "Yeah, I'm gonna paddle. I'ma paddle his @$$. I'ma paddle your @$$ when I find you! I know you... I'ma use this row... I'ma row your @$$ till it bleeds!" "I don't know, maybe he cut himself shaving and bled to death looking for a kleenex." "Only a man whose heart is pure can wield the knife, and only a man whose @$$ is narrow can get down these steps. And if mine's is such an @$$, then I shall have it." "Hey, that's a neat trick you do, where somebody throws a rock at you and you wave your hand and make it hit something else. Did you ever hear of Ed McMahon and "Star Search"? Do they have "Star Search" in Tibet? Probably not. Probably got "Food Search." But you know what we could do, is we could all go on "Star Search" and we could give the audience rocks, and have them throw them at you, and then you can wave your hand and make them all hit Ed McMahon... hard."

The version of "Casino Royale" with David Niven and Woody Allen had something reasonably unique- you had multiple characters going around with the same name. For this round, I'm looking for a movie that shares that quality- where multiple actors play multiple characters going around with the same name. This film also had a little brushing-up-against-the-fourth-wall going on. This movie had sets that deliberately were made to match the wrong scale, for plot reasons. It's also a movie that includes roller blades. I think it's the only movie that mentions Ruth Handler, a woman who should be really famous, but isn't really. Which movie is this?

We haven't done this song in a while, IIRC. "Tito Puente, Boffalongo, Cuba, War, and even Mongo, Peter Dial, Alex Hood, And Boogie Brass, woo!"

Uh, "Pride of the Yankees"???????

Other than me and George, I wonder if anyone else ever saw that movie, anywhere. John Travolta Pulp Fiction Bruce Willis

I just re-watched the 1974 version of "Murder on the Orient Express." The part of Harriet HUBBARD (not "Bubbard") was played by LAUREN BACALL. I wonder if Baby ever did get that ham sandwich....

"SWEET CHILD OF MINE," Guns N Roses.

The version if "Casino Royale" with David Niven and Woody Allen had something reasonably unique- you had multiple characters going around with the same name. For this round, I'm looking for a movie that shares that quality- where multiple actors play multiple characters going around with the same name. This film also had a little brushing-up-against-the-fourth-wall going on. This movie had sets that deliberately were made to match the wrong scale, for plot reasons. It's also a movie that includes roller blades. Which movie is this?

"Uh, did you see a little nekkid man runnin' around with a $100 bill?" "I've arranged for yaks, ponies, and boats." "You didn't see a little nekkid bum with $100?" "No, but I could arrange for one." "I don't know, maybe he cut himself shaving and bled to death looking for a kleenex." "Only a man whose heart is pure can wield the knife, and only a man whose @$$ is narrow can get down these steps. And if mine's is such an @$$, then I shall have it."