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Got that pretty fast. For a guy not known for Star Trek, he sure appeared in many editions. He was in the original series, Deep Space 9, and Enterprise. Including as the Balok in "the Corbomite Maneuver."

That's it, "Lost Boys Don't Cry-Baby." "Lost Boys" + "Boys Don't Cry" + "Cry-Baby." I wanted to link "Just One of the Guys" but it ended in "guys", not "boys."

Then the title should be something like "You Don't Know How It Feels", by Tom Petty. Personally, I'm ok returning to "Name that Tune" because this thread is VERY limited in its scope and it's a lot of work to come up with new songs, especially after a while.

Despite playing the title role in "the Next Karate Kid", it wasn't the role that got people really talking about her. It also was a bit of a shock to see her play both roles, especially after she went from long hair in one to chopped off in the other. And The Cure never did a song called "the Next Karate Kid." (You have the first and last movie titles, and now just need the middle one, which we're discussing.)

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099329/?ref_=nv_sr_5 You're also looking for the first movie to put Hilary Swank on the map.

So, what do you have so far?

That movie was about boxing. And I didn't need to mention that movie to get "Baby" in a title, even if it was necessary. The movie you need to name was named for a song in the soundtrack that was performed by "The Cure." (Name the song and you name the movie.)

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It is. And if you have a song ready, you might go ahead.

That can happen. Actually, they do. No, it's at the END.

One line rang a bell. Is this a Tom Petty song?

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Ok, here's a movie triple again. And the title police will have their heads turned around here. John Waters directs. In 1950s Baltimore, a so-called bad boy with a good heart sets out to win the heart of a good girl. However, she's adopted a male identity and tries to put "her" life behind "him". The real missteps come when "he" gets to the West Coast and tries to assimilate with the guys- and ends up integrated into a pack of vampires in Santa Carla. Stars include Johnny Depp, Traci Lords, Ricki Lake, Hilary Swank, Jason Patric, Corey Haim and Corey Feldman.

That wasn't on my mind, but now that we're on the subject..... You get NOTHING! You LOSE! Good DAY, sir! "Violet! You're turning violet, Violet!

Ok. Thornton Mellon was in "Back to School." Wally Sparks had his own eponymous movie. (That's Latin for "nobody went to see it in the theater." Latin is a very compact language.) And there were a few "Devil"s in "Little Nicky." In at least the first 2 cases, I'm sure that's "RODNEY DANGERFIELD." In that third movie, he did play A Devil, so probably that one as well.

Saying this was a movie about a girl "pretending" to be a guy would really enrage some people. (Certainly the character would object.)

Was this the cast for "Bringing Out The Dead"????

Putting all of them in the same movie is NOT a sign of Armageddon? Then I'm stumped for now.

So it is. Ok, here's a movie triple again. And the title police will have their heads turned around here. In 1950s Baltimore, a so-called bad boy with a good heart sets out to win the heart of a good girl. However, she's adopted a male identity and tries to put "her" life behind "him". The real missteps come when "he" gets to the West Coast and tries to assimilate with the guys- and ends up integrated into a pack of vampires.

Was this "Bonanza"?

That's it. A nice little one-hit from a one-hit wonder. Go.

That's it. "We Can Recall IT For You Wholesale." (typo)

This movie was not a war-flick. However, it still ended up with a body count of 77 people (plus 1 rodent and one "robot"/A.I.)....... or, possibly, there were zero casualties, including no rodents and no "robot"/A.I., depending on what the movie really was about-there were 2 possibilities. This 1990 movie-and its 2012 remake- were given the same name in English. The Spanish version of both was called "The Avenger of the Future." There was 1 remake but zero sequels. This movie was inspired by Philip K Dick's short story, "We Can Remember In For You Wholesale."

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