Human without the bean

Madonna Desperately Seeking Susan Rosanna Arquette

It's Stephen Glass isn't Raf? He's the only one I have heard of.

OK. fair enough. Let's move on. New movie. I think you're an over-educated 27-year-old virgin who likes to hold the hands of superstitious old ladies and promise them everlasting life. A memorable line, from a memorable actor, from a memorable movie. Folks here surely have seen this one. So..........I'll give it one more day then.

Yes that is correct. I didn't know what order the Austin Power movies were in (I do now). That is true. This is a big mess. So taking this back to WordWolf's guess which George backed up, and my own lack for the details, I seem to have compounded both WW's and George's mistakes.[/b] Right and Wrong George. I didn't have the correct movie there and I am sorry about that. Suffice it say then that I lacked attention to details, but in actuality the answers whether in the right order or not were incorrect. These clues were not from the first Austin Power's movie: IMOM, nor was it from the second movie Austin Powers: TSWSM. Would anybody like to try another guess? But please be nice. I can be a little sensitive.

Then officially, I would like it put in the record that the title was Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery. Thank you your honor. :biglaugh:/>

OK. fair enough. Let's move on. New movie. I don't think that I've used a quote from this movie yet. It's used twice which I think holds some water as to it's recognizablility (if that's a word). I think you're an over-educated 27-year-old virgin who likes to hold the hands of superstitious old ladies and promise them everlasting life.

To Kill A Mockingbird I might be stretching this a little. Let's see how it goes with this one. If not well received I'll re-post again. "The thing is Emily we're just another married couple trying to work things out"! "We'll work it out? Let me tell you something, you work it out on your f*cking own. This is over"!

I don't know if it's 1st or the 2nd to be honest. It is Austin Powers. I think we need to call in a Referee.

Alfie (Burt Bacharach) Evil Woman (ELO) Shining Star (earth, wind, fire) Miss You (Rolling Stones) What The World Need Now (Bacharach, Hal David) These are songs from the soundtrack to a movie. So, more songs.

Yep

Seth Rogen This Is The End James Franco

"Oh yeah, you can milk anything with nipples"! "I have nipples Greg. Could you milk me?

Yes, Yes, Yes.

This sounds like The Blues Brothers. :P

Not getting it? But maybe someone else is.

OK! A battered divorcee literally takes matters in her own hands and kills her ex-husband but her eight kids would have eventually taken care of the matter for her.

OK, just for clarity sake (mine) I mis-wrote that, it was suppose to be "ends with kill". Never heard of that one.

Huh,,oh really.

No, not really, Monty Python sounded better.

I know of a couple of US Senators who were killed in movies but they were in 1980 and 2005. No doubt Paula Prentiss and Warren Beatty were the stars. And,,,,,,,,,,it stumps me because the movie title starts with Kill. Good clue though George.

Not 100% sure,,, but I've never been to a blockbuster on the opening weekend that I can recall. I know! What a boring existence I live. When I do go to the movies I like to go during the week or wait a few more weeks and then go on the weekends.

Well the answer from another thread gives me some idea of the answer to this clue but I'm not coming up with it.

Monty Python's Flying Circus

Alfie (Burt Bacharach) Evil Woman (ELO) Shining Star (earth, wind, fire)

The American President Michael Douglas You, Me, and Dupree