Raf

Close enough. It's October Sky, not Skies. But you got the spirit of it. Carry on.

I know who said it, but I've forgotten the name of the movie. This is the last line in the film, if I recall correctly.

A CIA agent tries to track down a renegade Russian submarine harboring a coal miner's son with an interest in rocketry.

Those two quotes were in the same movie? I'm picturing something like Game of Thrones crossed with Quick Change, so I will have to guess... Ghostbusters II?

Thinking of something. Haven't gone away. Gimme a little more time...

Lawrence of Arabia it is. It doesn't seem like it, but "It was written, then," was actually very, very funny. Depending on how warped your sense of humor is.

The Full Monty Python and the Holy Grail

You missed a step there, WordWolf. But that's ok. Brigitte (sp?) Nielsen (sp?) was in Red Sonja and Beverly Hills Cop 2. So, from Shrek Cameron Diaz The Mask Jim Carrey

" Yes, it was my privilege to know him and to make him known to the world. He was a poet, a scholar and a mighty warrior. He was also the most shameless exhibitionist since Barnum & Bailey." *** "There is the railway. And that is the desert. From here until we reach the other side, no water but what we carry with us. For the camels, no water at all. If the camels die, we die. And in twenty days they will start to die." "There's no time to waste, then, is there?" *** "What ails the Englishman?" "The one he killed is the one he brought out of the Nafud." "It was written, then. Better to have left him there."

Ding ding ding

There's a clue in the first few words. Break out your thesaurus. You're right about the second movie.

They made that many Godfather movies? George Hamilton Love at First Bite Richard Benjamin

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey to the Center of the Earth That was a good one. A typical American family struggles to come to terms with the death of a son/brother and decides that the answer is to eliminate porn from American culture by going after one of porn's most prominent purveyors.

"What ails the Englishman?" "The one he killed is the one he brought out of the Nafud." "It was written, then. Better to have left him there."

Dr. Zhivago

1989 should have been the end of the end of TWI, rather than the beginning or the middle. Those of us who left recognized much of what was wrong. Those who stayed recognized the opportunistic insincerity of Geer and company. Too few, far too few, recognized that both sides were engaged in a hypocritical, vain, self-centered power play. No one was right about their allegiance. All were right about the unworthiness of the side they did not choose.

The Addams Family Ties

John Voight Midnight Cowboy Dustin Hoffman P.S. I will never, ever forgive the Mission: Impossible movie. Ever. EVER.

I was kind of proud of "Of Mice and Men in Black" No clue on WordWolf's post.

Lenny, an itinerant farmhand of questionable mental capacity, and his best friend George find themselves recruited by the federal government. Now known as Agent L and Agent G, their job is to monitor extra-terrestrial life on earth, eliminate potential threats and distort the memories of those who see too much.

Eric Stoltz Some Kind of Wonderful Lea Thompson

But... but... but George was correct. I was just repeating what he said. Oh, and Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

No question that it's Silence of the Lambs. Go ahead, George. (And Human, wake up! You're pulling a Raf!)

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King and I

Thanks, Spectrum.