Human without the bean

Indeed soul searcher. Your up. Gary Cooper baby. Excellent movie role for him in his portrayal of yankee great Lew Gehrig.

Listening to this song today. Addicted To Love ~Robert Palmer~ Formally of Emerson Lake & Palmer fame. You know I'm smiling baby You need some guiding baby I'm just deciding baby; now- I need you more than ever

Die Hard The Original Assuming that I'm correct "Today, I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth."

Correct WordWolf. Your up.

I want to love you and treat you right Every day and every night

Is it OK to pull your post and not reveal the answer? I know this isn't flicks that are remembered from just one line, but sometimes, after posting I'm surprised by the lack of response from anyone and also the span of time that's elapsed. Is it my privilege to remove it and use it again for some other time?

Beach Blanket Bingo Linda Evans Avalanche Express

OOPS| I posted music. Sorry. Here's something I found browsing> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jym5qWCL89w Even bible paper printed on hemp, huh!

I'm thinking Bob Seger. Or Eagles? Night Moves

sheish. :unsure: I thought someone would get this one pretty quick!

I want to love you and treat you right

Penworks wrote: Interesting...do they happen to know that nobody really knows who even wrote I Peter? Most scholars say II and II Peter were not written by Paul. But that doesn't matter to them because they think God was the author, right? My American Standard Version say that Peter wrote 1, 11 Peter. Why would anyone think that Paul wrote 1, 11 Peter and called them Peter? Just asking? :unsure: Maybe Peter robbed it from Paul only to then gave it back to Peter.

The Front Zero Mostel A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum If someone schooled in this thread wouldn't mind double-checking this for me. Is that correct? :blush: Movie from last actor, then another actor from the same movie, and then some movie that that actor was in?

You can't be serious soul searcher. That's amazing because I was totally guessing just to keep the thread moving along. I'm walking here! I'm walking here! This line was used in Back To The Future also, and maybe a few others. But I'm looking for the movie that made this line most famous.

Mrs. Robinson ~Simon & Garfunkel One of my favorite songs of all-time. ;)

Correct.

sounds familiar but no guess.

Alright I'll take it. Hey, how in the **** you get here anyway? You look educated. I volunteered for it. You did what? You volunteered for this ****, man? : Believe that? You's a crazy ****er, giving up college? Didn't make much sense, I wasn't learning anything. I figured why should just the poor kids go off to war and the rich kids always get away with it. Oh, I see, what we got here is a crusader. Sounds like it. Shiiit, you gotta be rich in the first place to think like that. Ever'body know, the poor are always being ****ed over by the rich. Always have, always will.

I'm guessing????? Reservoir Dogs

:B) Light My Fire ~The Doors~ In the garden of eden baby

No clue?

Your the man Flow7. Correct.

Character 1. Speaking of horses did you ever see those Lipizzaner stallions. Character 2. What? Character 1. From Portugal. The Lipizzaner stallions. The most highly trained horses in the world. They're all white? Character 2. Yes, sir. Character 1. "Yes, sir" you're aware they're all white or "Yes, sir" you've seen them? Character 2. Yes, sir I've seen them. Yes, sir I was aware that they're are all white. They are not from Portugal; they're from Spain and at birth, they're not white; they're black. Sir. Character 1. I didn't know that. But they are from Portugal. Some of the things they do, uh, defy belief. Their training program is simplicity itself. Some of the things they do, uh, defy belief. Their training program is simplicity itself. Simple matter of voltage.

Buy me a drink, sing me a song, Take as I come 'cuz I can't stay long

I'm sorry to hear that. The movie is Frequency. Dennis Quaid. Jim Caviezel. Intense, crime, drama, sci-fi, thriller all in one. A cross-time radio link connects a father and son across 30 years. To change the past the son, Jim Caviezel (who stays is the future) tries to tell his dad, Dennis Quaid, how he can stop a serial killer from killing his mother. But, in so doing, the killer uncovers what they are up to and things begin unraveling. A very well acted and well written movie. One of the best sci-fy thrillers ever.