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Matthew Patel Lucas Lee Todd Ingram Roxy Richter Kyle Katayanagi Ken Katayanagi Gideon Graves

"I didn't kill my wife!" "I don't care!"

That's it.

That's it.

"Summer Loving."

"In God, I know I'm one."

Mia Kunis Forgetting Sarah Marshall Jason Segel

He MIGHT quote from that type of movie. But he DID quote famous last words from "the Untouchables."

"Uncle ****er" was enough of a giveaway without "Blame Canada." This is the "South Park" movie.

And I mis-read your reply to it for a moment and thought you were correcting me because I posted the wrong name. :)

Might be what he's listening to now, or a few years ago. I know I wasn't listening to anything hard when you were listening to soft rock, and I wasn't listening to Cake in the 70s because I don't think they were a band in the 70s. Not that they're hard rock, of course. Nowadays, he might listen to anything on the radio, on some specialized cable music channel if he has one, or stream online for just about any format that's still in operation. "Who Are You?"- by The Who.

Bernie Mac Charlies Angels: Full Throttle John Cleese

I'm thinking that's "Dr Strangelove- Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb."

Heaven Help Us Wallace Shaun the Princess Bride

Next one. I'd like to thank Slim Whitman for his role in saving the Earth.

"A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti."

"Desilu's Playhouse 90." No, wait, "Pee-Wee's Playhouse 90."

*watches* That's certainly a departure from Cake's usual cheerful melodies. Usually their tempos are upbeat even when the lyrics are about death.

"Gomer Pyle, USMC"?????

The only other playhouse I've got is "Desilu Playhouse", which is obviously wrong.

"Kill me? Lex Luthor? The Greatest Criminal Mind of Our Time? The only man in the world with-" "Kill him." "-Superman's address?" The movie was "Superman II."

"Gremlins 2: the Next Batch"?

That's it. The quote was "You talking to me?" Travis sought a job driving a taxi because he had bad insomnia, according to Travis.

Albert Brooks and Peter Boyle both appear in this movie, as did Harvey Keitel and Cybill Shepherd. The director claimed he never intended the end to be seen as a sort of dream of the main character, but rather what actually happened to him. Me, I think people were right who pointed out a destroyed television appearing later as perfectly intact suggested the opposite. The most famous lines in the movie were an ad-lib. The script simply said that the character "looks into the mirror." This movie had a body count of 4 (or 5 if speculation is correct) characters, which shows that "violent movie" is not synonymous with "high body count." " I can't sleep nights." "There's porno theaters for that." "Yeah, I know. I tried that."

"PeeWee's Playhouse Disney"?????