WordWolf

I keep hearing that in Adam West's voice. Is this "Batman"?

The performing arts show could be "Fame L.A.", but I'm not sure about that at all. I thought the city was going to be Boston.

Well, anyone making a movie can do whatever they want. In this case, we saw the community, and Amanda Seyfried played the girl, so picturing guys after her isn't really a stretch. She's interested in one who's interested in her, some other guy is interested in her and is connected, so there's a conflict. So, the director puts that in, but never puts in anything that gets sexy. He nods in the direction of horror, but doesn't get horrific. BTW, "A Company of Wolves" in the 80s, apparently, managed a film that was both horror and sexy, on a much smaller budget. And the release date of 2010 was for Felicia Day's movie, "Red, Werewolf Hunter."

It must be, and it is. Your turn.

OK, it wasn't Boston. Supposing the women cops are "Cagney and Lacey", the city might be NYC. The High School for the Performing Arts was very important in the movie and the TV show, "FAME." I seem to recall some show based on the real school, some reality show. So, IF I have the right city (which is a big "if"), that could be the reality series and the city, New York City. If that's not it, I have another guess.

I've seen a few minutes, but I've never sat down to watch it.

Pat Hingle Batman and Robin Chris O'Donnell

I missed seeing this. Close enough- MIB I. Your turn!

Jon Stewart Elijah Wood Louis Black

I managed to restrain myself. There was an urge to drag that on, despite it only amusing me. (The shouts would have included "Kimota" and "Alizam" before the right answer.) OK, we should move on from here....

Was the scene in "It Happened One Night" the one where the guy explains to the woman how to hitchhike, then demonstrates it very unsuccessfully, and then she tries it and stops the next car immediately by flashing her leg?

OK, I can hear the song a smidge better this time. The band is LED ZEPPELIN. If not, it Should Be. (What do you mean, it Should Never Be?)

I've heard this song. It's either the Rolling Stones or The Who. "SLICK KIDS" by The Who????

OK, enough joking. SHAZAM!

Should be CLARK GABLE.

GEORGE!

"TOGA! TOGA!"

Get out, that was correct? Hang on.....

Billy!

"Pikachu, I choose you!"

I thought that last one was Johnny Cash, or nobody I knew. This one is indeed a famous quote. Now, if I only knew which famous movie it went with... "A Stranger Calls"????

Richard Gere Pretty Woman Julia Roberts

"I'm sure you're both being very clever, but I'm still not getting it." We agree. "If "George" is a clue, then it could be George of the Jungle, but that wasn't a horror film." You found the only part of that post that was NOT a clue, and went looking for the relevance as a clue. "George" is you, so it was addressed to you. The rest of it was all one clue. And this COULD have been a horror film, especially considering the story upon which it was based. But they chose not to go there enough for the movie to qualify. "Something about St. George COULD be, but not all US kids (these days) would know who that is." OK, there's only so many OLD STORIES that all kids would know, would learn. Even fewer have inspired stories that became movies. Two did- and were eliminated as suspects because of the actors who were in them. (So, it was not "Hansel and Gretel- Witch Hunters" because Jeremy "Hawkeye" Renner was in it. "Snow White and the Huntsman" was not it either because Chris "Thor" Hemsworth was in it.) What stories are LEFT? I guarantee you know the song that was inspired by the story. You've seen cartoons inspired by the story- at least one of them with Bugs Bunny. Figure out which story, then you should have no trouble getting the movie.

Never mind. I don't have time for this, I'm working the swing shift over at Lockheed. I'll see you later.

HEY GEORGE! That's an awful big clue for you. To have!