Human without the bean

Delightful comedy. In fact, down right funny. Late 90's Girl: I'm sick of working for that dickhead. Boy:What? Girl: You know, a walking penis capable of intelligent speech. A dickhead! Girl: So for four thousand dollars, all I have to do is drive you to your hotel? Boy: Uh-huh! Girl: That's it? Boy: Yes. Girl: And I don't have to take a physical in your spaceship?

If I had to guess the next line of this Aussie song it would be So we fired up the bar' be and it is a smokin' Or if it's Irish We bringing our whiskey and boy it's potent

Owen Wilson (cameo) Something About Mary Matt Dillon

Sounds like Eagles to me. Just can't place the tune.

It's a very vague lyric isn't it Jbarrax.I don't mean your unclear or anything so don't take it the wrong way. It's just if that's the first line of that song (assuming it is) I don't remember ever hearing it! If it's popular, that is.

Why do I need reminding George? If you were referring to me. (You were generalizing right?) No need to respond. I'm just generalizing! :unsure: I think? Jessica Lang Cape Fear Robert Deniro

Girl: What kind of wife are you looking for? Boy: Oh um, well... one who's not a mutant. Girl: [laughs] No dogs, huh. OK. Cool. Boy: And if it's possible, I'd like to marry someone from Pasadena. Girl: [laughs] Um, when do you need her by? Boy: Two weeks? Girl Well, I can probably get you laid in two weeks, but to locate a non-mutant wife from Pasadena takes some time. Boy: That's what I was afraid of.

Well it appears that you are not alone Trefor Heywood when it comes to naming anyone other than Charlie Sheen in Platoon. Tom Beringer, Sniper, Sliver Major League 11 Forest Whitaker, Phone Booth, Last king of scotland, Street Kings John C McKinley ( Dr. Perry Cox,scrubs) Keith David, Road House, Marked For Death, The Quick and The Dead Johnny Depp, Pirates, Don Juan De Marco Any of these actors will do.

Thanks George. I got one. Her Now hold on, hold on just a minute! In the first place I do not fall in love with weirdos who I've only known for four or five days! Him: Yes you do. Her And I don't fall in love with grown men who collect baseball cards! Him: Yes you do. Her: Or pee in their pants when they see the ocean! Him: Yes you do. Her: Or have perfect table manners! Him: You know, I asked him about that. He said, good manners are just a way of showing other people we have respect for them. See, I didn't know that, I thought it was just a way of acting all superior. Oh and you know what else he told me? Her: What? Him: He thinks I'm a gentleman and you're a lady. Her: [disgusted] Well, consider the source! I don't even know what a lady is. Him: I know, I mean I thought a "gentleman" was somebody that owned horses. But it turns out, his short and simple definition of a lady or a gentleman is, someone who always tries to make sure the people around him or her are as comfortable as possible. Her: Where do you think he got all that information? Him: From the oddest place - his parents. I mean, I don't think I got that memo from mine.

No bites with me Jbarrax>

I think that this one is more recognizable than the last one! Sweeping cobwebs from the edges of my mind

Its not required to like a movie to play in this thread. Personally, it's one of my favs. I really like the actors. There is a fairly long list of actors in it who made it big and some who made it bigger like .... ... ....

Honey I Shrink The Kids? :unsure:

Men In Black 99.95% sure, so should I go? I'm going. Short line > Who you gonna call ?

Black Dog!!!! Black Dog!!!!! OH you DOG. Black Dog

Doesn' do anything for me. Not sure.

Honky Tonk Woman I saw that you got this song George. Good job! Wasn't sure if it was recognizable enough. "Looking at the world through the sunset in your eyes"

Its Led Zep thanks soul searcher for the lines, Rock and Roll.:):D:D:D However, I'm singing it but I can't pin it down.

Your welcome, I love that one. Wall Street Charlie Sheen Platoon

You think right Trefor. That was it.

Donovan No more pencils no more books no more teacher's dirty looks yeah

It's 80's something. A brilliant movie. Plot goes a speech teacher @ a deaf school falls in love with an employee (not a student) who is deaf (academy award winner for her role), [this might be the clue you need George], and he learns how to cope w/ his girlfriends highs and lows, ups and downs.

What's happening here George? No guesses yet, how bout' sum mur?

This is a old line from a movie that has been used by many pictures to date, but I'm looking for the movie that made it famous. I'm walking here! I'm walking here!

Know one's seen Children of a lesser God? Just a little surprised that's all.