Raf

It was no iguana.

This television series lasted almost four times as long as the war in which it was set.

You are VERYCLOSE.

Hunter

A condemned man is offered a chance at life, hallucinates about it, and turns it down. For some reason, the hallucination offended some potential audience members

Grease Stockard Channing Six Degrees of Separation

"Maybe he's some animal that wasn't supposed to live; kind of like those rabbits we saw. He could be a monkey or an orangutan." "A bald monkey?" "Is he a pig? He sure eats like one."

Hint: The second sentence says more about the audience than the characters in the film.

Ok, a movie featuring a temporally displaced soldier and a former Russian who values freedom... I'll go with The Avengers

Batman Returns Danny DeVito Twins

You are probably correct. Good lines. First one's a giveaway if anyone thinks about it.

A dying man has a vivid hallucination. For some reason, this upsets people.

Ooh, I got it. Now, to get that theme song out of my head... Hook

Roddy McDowall, not Peter O'Toole. The remake featured Anton Yelich (sp? He played Chekov in the Star Trek reboot) and Colin Farrell as Jerry the vampire. Chris Sarandon (the original Jerry) had a cameo. He gets killed right quick.

I'm gonna kick myself when WordWolf reveals his answer. I just know it. Happy birthday, by the way, since no one understood my cryptic post in open.

"For real" is a partial tagline quote. the full quote is "Welcome to Fright Night... for real." Fright Night, in the movies, is the name of the show that "vampire hunter" Peter Vincent hosts on late night TV (original) / Las Vegas (remake). So... oh, never mind. You're up.

No. Just kidding. Of course that's it.

I can't believe you guys don't know this one from all the clues. "For real."

I guess my clues are a trite slight. Or maybe you should put up more of a bright fight. This isn't coming off quite right.

We had a birthday earlier this week. Won't say when. Won't say whose. Just saying: He's a regular here and you all know and love him. Hope it was fun, old friend.

It may help if you looked at the clues in the right light. [That's not a quote, just trying to move this along. Hoping the sight might help you figure out which movie this is.]

I've had West Side Story on the brain recently, as you could tell. I'm PRETTY sure Romeo and Juliet played out over more than 24 hours. Could be wrong, though.

Boy meets girl, kills her brother, has sex with her and dies for her within a period of roughly 24 hours.

Yeah, the challenge is, most of the decent lines in this one are giveaways. That last one should at least clue you in to the genre. "You read way too much Twilight." "That's fiction, okay. This is real. He's a real monster and he's not brooding, or lovesick, or noble. He's the f------ shark from Jaws. He kills, he feeds, and he doesn't stop until everybody around him is dead. And I seriously am so angry you think I read Twilight."

Hook Dustin Hoffman All the President's Men