Human without the bean

This song is from the mid-70's and is written about the memories the song writer has from a past relationship that comes about after a phone call from the ex-lover.

Sorry. It's a good song.

Well I'll be damned Here comes your ghost again But that's not unusual It's just that the moon is full And you happened to call And here I sit Hand on the telephone Hearing a voice I'd known A couple of light years ago Heading straight for a fall As I remember your eyes Were bluer than robin's eggs My poetry was lousy you said Where are you calling from? A booth in the mid-west

Mr. Kint Mr. McManus Mr. Fenster Mr. Hockney Mr. Keaton

No hits? So, it's Reflection of my life by ~The Marmalade~ singular not plural. ~The Bee Gee's~ covered it. So did ~The Hollies~ New tune: Well I'll be damned Here comes your ghost again But that's not unusual It's just that the moon is full And you happened to call And here I sit Hand on the telephone Hearing a voice I'd known A couple of light years ago Heading straight for a fall

No and no. The flick hasn't got anything to do with Christmas except that it takes place around Christmas time. That line was something that somebody read on a t-shirt.

Wow! i thought everyone knew about that one. Not as dramatic or as filled with leading actors as say, a Ben Hur was, but epic like movie in it's own right for the time. No apologies necessary if you hadn't seen it. I can't get more descriptive about the plots of either movie than this. I still do if anyone's seen it and I think George has. A Pharoah hires an architect (Bill Murray changed his wardrobe for this, and became the architect for the latter part of the clue here) to build a theft-proof pyramid. A reference for anyone who had seen the first movie in the first part of my clue and could immediately associate this movie from any other walking dead movie. Plus, it is something that I'm encouraged to do more: which is [give more insight about the movie I was describing]. This was fun. I don't feel that this is going any further. The correct response is "Zombieland of the Pharohs". And George can go, "Oh that's the Joan Collins movie". Someone else take the next turn.

That's Cider House Rules. Here's another easy one. Now I have a machine gun. HO, HO, HO.

Goodnight, you princes of Maine, you kings of New England.

I heard that movie is part of the reason why Sean Connery retired from acting. He was so disappointed with the outcome that he decided to leave acting for good. So far, except for a couple voice acting roles, it was his last movie.

Patton?

Reservoir Dogs Michael Madsen Kill Bill Vol. 1 (anyone but Uma please)

That's what I thought George. Nope.

Inglorious Bastards? I think you did this one once??

Then I don't think you do know the first part George without Bill Murray. I thought the Joan Collins reference from that part of the clue would give it away. I really shouldn't but OK. [ oh yeah, your right about the corpses WordWolf ] The handful of humans include a gun-toting redneck in search of the last twinkie on earth. The movie is 5 years old.

I'm changing, arranging, I'm changing I'm changing everything, ah, everything around me The world is a bad place, a bad place A terrible place to live, oh, but I don't want to die All my sorrows, sad tomorrows Take me back, to my old home All my cryings, (all my cryings) feel I'm dying, dying Take me back, to my old home (I'm going home)

I'm not certain of its title but I think it's called One Child Born by ~Blood Sweat & Tears~. When I die, and when I'm dead, dead and gone there'll be one child born in this world to carry on, to carry on.

It's just 2 WW. Both are movies. And I'm surprised that it's not the other half that you've got George. Joan Collins playing a vixen.

Only a handful a humans are left from a virus caused by mad cow disease that has turned everyone else into flesh eating walking courses, except Bill Murray who plays an architect hired by the pharoah to build a theft proof pyramid to keep his treasure in until he reaches the next life, but his wife, a vixen played by Joan Collins try's to steal it first.

Got to be Gomer Pyle USMC.

Meatballs of Fury Ugh Oh. [ I think I'm up.]

You know Ferris Buehler actually had 9 days off. 10 if you include his fab four day. Don't know about this clue?

Eric Stoltz Rob Roy Tim Roth

That's got a nice rhyme to it Could be a song title.