Human without the bean

Oh its me sorry. :blink: This may take a couple of lines! Can I ask you something? These sunglasses: they're really nice. Are they like government issue, or do you guys all go to the same store together? If no one takes a stab or has any idea I'll throw up a second line soon. I'm not going to wait here's a second line because unless anybody's seen this they would never guess it. Why are you so unpopular with the Chicago police department?

Victor Victoria Leslie Ann Warren The Color Of Night

Its not Leon Russell Roll Away The Stone, so I'll guess I don't know.

Miracle On 34th Street (the first one)

Wow this thread's been dead for nearly six months. I need to think about this.

:sleep1:

Well didn't Steve Winwood do an early version of Soul Man. I guess him.

I was. Help me with a clue to keep this movin George.

Going back soul searcher what was the song with, Always in a hurry Never stop to worry, in it?

To tough for me SS. Not a clue.

George wasn't Rachel Welsh in that Amazon Woman movie?

Jbarrax while your waiting why not give us another line. :)

Out of the box even! How about VP and his Kenyon doctrine?

Thanks again Kid Sober for letting us take a look at this antiquated thread! Totally too many movies to list that have gone by without mentioning. Fantastic find!

I just goggled Meet The Parents and its 10 years old.

Some times I find myself watching a movie just because its relaxing, funny, or enjoyable. Say Meet The Parents. Robert De Niro as an ex CIA interrogator with (Ben Stiller), as a male nurse. De Niro is just as good in a funny role as he is in a villain role. Meet The Parents is followed by Meet The Fockers where Dustin Hoffman and Barbara Streisand meet The Fockers and it's just as stupid if not stupider (in a funny way)! S0ON the new release of the 3rd installment to this trilogy will greet theaters this December called Little Fockers Oh sorry. I only meant that Meet The Parents is a movie to stand the test! Sorry I digressed!

I'm guessing a Hall & Oates song. Am I even in the ballpark?

But How Long should the criteria be.............. to prove whether or not that movie has stood the test? I think a movie that still is popular in most circles after 7 to 10 years should be eligible for this thread. Example. Jerry McGuire. I think it would require that a movie be circulated at least that long to grow on its own. But, not necessarily 20 or more years. Any discussion? Do you think movies that have circulated for 7 or so years are long enough to qualify as standing the test of time? Comments? :P Just asking.

William Holden The Bridge On The River Kwai Alec Guinness

Eraser?

I want to make a note. I thought about this post I made today. I'm not sure whether or not my choice was the kind of movie that this thread is looking for. The obvious ones, Citizen Kane, To Kill A Mockingbird, Mr.Smith Goes to Washington, of course have withstood the test of time. But How Long should the criteria be to prove whether or not that movie has stood the test? I think a movie that still is popular in most circles after 7 to 10 years should be eligible for this thread. Example. Jerry McGuire. I think it would require that a movie be circulated at least that long to grow on its own. But, not necessarily 20 or more years. Raf, (or anyone who would care to contribute, since that thread has been a dinosaur for 7 years now), perhaps we should modify this thread to include some other standards by which we judge the merits of a movie that has or has not withstood the test of time. :)

Sharon Stone The Quick & The Dead Gene Hackman

Tragic to say the least Dot.

Bump George Kennedy The Dirty Dozen original Charles Bronson