WordWolf

That last quote throws me, but I think the 2nd quote is ROBERT DE NIRO.

Danny de Vito's character to Arnie's character, when the latter visited the former in jail, through the phone and bulletproof wall thing.

Wild Wild West Kenneth Branagh Hamlet KB's "Hamlet" had an all-star cast. BTW, it's surprising how many people out there told me the same thing about "Wild Wild West." They said that Jim West was Robert Conrad, and Will Smith just couldn't fill his shoes. (I also heard the same thing about "Maverick" and James Garner and Mel Gibson.)

When George comes back, I'll want to know if this was "the Beverly Hillbillies."

Without "Mars Attacks!", I don't think I ever remember her in movies.

Um, was that answer correct? I may be misremembering, but I thought it was a different movie.

That's how it goes sometimes. One guy was a respectable journalist for years, but nobody remembered him. Then, one day, he reported on a protest somewhere, and quote one protester named "Heywood Jablome", and then suddenly everybody was talking about him the next day. (I remember hearing this when The Daily Show reported on the protest.) https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/hooray-for-heywood/

I'll count that as "close enough." It IS the Stones, with "Tumblin' Dice." Your turn.

"The Commodore" is known as Poopdeck Pappy. I'll go let myself out, no need to get up....

Some time ago, in another thread, we discussed Popeye. I referenced "how can you inherit a pipe" back then. If the arms didn't ring a bell, the eye would have. "The Commodore" sure didn't make it easy on Popeye in that scene.

The first quote was from the memorable, often-quoted opening scene, with its memorable, often-quoted opening line. "Do you like scary movies?" Human pointed out it could not be "Scary Movie" because I would have included the title in the quote, which isn't proper. I agreed it was NOT "Scary Movie." Since the movie was "Scream", I posted a clue. "AAAAAAHHHH!" What did I just do? I later pointed out I left a clue- and quoted it to make it easier to find. Then George asked if it was "Scary Movie." I figured the ONE thing we'd established is that it was any movie BUT "Scary Movie" at this point. I posted "AAAAAHH!" again, and repeated-and quoted- that it STILL wasn't "Scary Movie." Having posted the same clue again, I immediately commented that I'd reposted the same clue (in this case, a scream as a clue that the movie's name is "SCREAM.") I'm not sure what Human thought he had right- that it WASN'T "Scary Movie"? It also wasn't "Citizen Kane" or "Traxx." Now Raf has to go.

It is "Scream."

I have no memory of posting a guess. I also didn't know the answer.

I wonder how many times I will have to repost the same clue this round.

AAAAAAHHHH!!! It is not "Scary Movie." Scroll up. "So, it is NOT 'Scary Movie.' "

The Eagles with "HOTEL CALIFORNIA."

Correct. I didn't think it was going to be that easy. Your turn.

Sounds like an actor who can play British and non-British. RUSSELL CROWE?????

Abe Vigoda?????

I even left you a big fat clue when you said you weren't sure!

"What is humiliating him in front of the entire class going to prove? This is so unfair." "Yeah, well, if life were to suddenly get fair, I doubt it would happen in high school." "What a waste. I can't do anything more for you. I'm not Wonder Woman, you know." "So in the end, my girlfriend became my arch-enemy, my arch-enemy became my best friend, and my best friend became my girlfriend. But, hey – that's high school."

I've barely heard of the movie. I had no idea it was any good.

"Do you like scary movies?" "There are certain rules that one must abide by in order to successfully survive a horror movie. For instance, number one: you can never have sex." "What's the point? They're all the same. Some stupid killer stalking some big-breasted girl who can't act who is always running up the stairs when she should be running out the front door. It's insulting." "Everybody dies but us. We get to carry on and plan the sequel, 'cause—let's face it, baby—these days, you gotta have a sequel." "You hear that, Stu? I think she wants a motive. Well, I don't really believe in motives Sid; I mean, did Norman Bates have a motive? Did we ever find out why Hannibal Lecter liked to eat people? Don't think so! See, it's a lot scarier when there's no motive." "Don't go there, Sid; you're starting to sound like some Wes Carpenter flick." "IF YOU HANG UP ON ME, YOU'LL DIE JUST LIKE YOUR MOTHER!; Do you wanna die, Sidney?!; Your mother sure didn't!" COME ON!!!! DON'T MAKE RAF HAVE TO ANSWER THIS ONE!!

I'm not sure if it's technically a violation but it's a big no-no and defeats the purpose of the round. So, it is NOT 'Scary Movie'. That much was correct. AAAAAAAHHHHH!!!! What do you mean, you're not sure?