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"Hold it! You'd never last five minutes in a New York subway!" *WHAM* *WHAM* "Now, THAT's how it's done!" "I'm saying that if CBS was there, we would have 'made' Sports Spectacular!" "What-you wanna do it again?" "I'll be d*ed-a Kojak with a Kodak!"

*wild guess* "Guardians of the Galaxy"?

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Älias"?

Would that be something like "Da Vinci Code of Silence"?

If you want "good movies that the whole family can watch", I have a much longer list. In terms of religious movies, the only one that springs to mind for me is "Jesus" (1999). If there's more than 1 with that exact same name, it's one I liked for attempts at historical accuracy. It didn't "feel" like a soundstage, it felt like people and events. Depending on how you view it, some other movies fall into "inspirational." I think "Les Miserables" qualifies, depending on the version, since Valjean is given a second chance by a bishop, and he does his best to live properly and morally after that, even praying.

"No wire hangers, ever!"

It's easy enough. Having never seen more than a clip or 2, I know this is "Cool Hand Luke." Anyone who thinks this was an obscure line spends a night in the box!

Judges? Oh, right, no panel of judges. Well, the vampire flick was "30 Days of Night", so this was "Apollo 13 Going on 30 Days of Night." But you were close enough, and I'm going to get another amnesia session if I hold out for the name of the vamp-flick, so, your turn.

Continuing, then, from Rachel Mc Adams, we have Sherlock Holmes Jude Law Alfie

All right, another (proper) TRIPLE. With a crew of astronauts in danger, one astronaut's young teen daughter wishes to escape the bad news with a wish to be an adult. She travels to Alaska- and an entire gang of vampires attacks her town during a full month of Alaskan darkness.

That's it. "Underworld" made the feuding families vampires and werewolves, and "West Side Story" made them Irish and Latino gangs. And so on.

No, there's a rather specific, rather famous, story that's the ur-example of the story that the others I mentioned are based on.

There are claims that there's only a few original stories/movies out there. If that's true, then, if you've seen the vampires vs werewolves movies, or the musical with the gangs, then you might as well have seen this movie, any version by any director. What is the "original" movie?

I hope he goes soon. I liked "NNTN" and could have gotten it from the reference to Rich Hall's "Sniglets" segment.

"Enter the Dragonball Z"? Or "Enter the Dragonball Z Kai" depending on the edition....

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No he doesn't. You missed this thread:

The sad thing about lcm... As you say, vpw cared so long as lcm's money held- and said so. lcm was a resource to be exploited, no more. The technique for exploiting him was deception- convincing lcm that vpw was some great one and that God Almighty communicated through him like nobody else for the past 2000 years. (It worked-some people are STILL buying it even in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary.) So, vpw KNEW he himself was a fraud, so he knew which risks he wanted to take, how far to push his rubes, etc. lcm thought it was all REAL. So, when he got the big chair, lcm thought he inherited some special connection to God Almighty and that his passing thoughts came directly from God Almighty. So, he would have an impulse to do something and just made it a policy without ever checking if it was sensible. So, the longer lcm sat in the big chair, the more stupid decisions he made, and the more he inadvertently dismantled twi by helping people realize he had no freaking clue what he was doing when he was there. It wasn't just that lcm was that stupid- he was that stupid AND he was that conned. vpw conned lcm so completely, in part, because of his own insecurities and need to be worshipped.

I thought it was a Baldwin. I may be wrong.

Yes. The newer thing had music?

Why Do We Treat Animals Like Animals? Talk to the Animals I've Never Seen Anything Like It

It had decoder rings, and someone once said they were nicer than many of the onscreen props...

"Back to the Future." (Cameo by Huey Lewis.) And yes, you can't do what Marty did with that guitar with the reverb and stuff, but it was a funny moment anyway. Why Do We Treat Animals Like Animals?

That's the movie(s).