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Can't agree with Point Break, but to each his own. I will absolutely agree with Groundhog Day, a movie that was not only well-written, but actually changed the English language (Groundhog Day has actually taken on the meaning derived from the film: a day that seems to repeat itself multiple times, as in people who don't learn their lessons and keep making the same mistakes).

Diane Lane Must Love Dogs John Cusack

Ralph Macchio Karate Kid Elizabeth Shue

Mallrats?

I really blanked on pearl harbor. Free turn if anyone thinks of anything. Otherwise, I'll post tomorrow.

"or the one" limits it to Star Trek II.

Too easy?

The "oh duh" was for Pearl Harbor. My other guess is To Kill A Mockingbird.

I thought I was wrong. =D New clue: Remind me, why can't we just build a boat and go home?

"The first rule of writing is to write. Not to think." this one is tough.

Oh duh!

Beverly Hills Cop. "The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few. Or the one."

Stepmom Susan Sarandon Bull Durham

You give me too much credit. I have no idea. Oyster, clam, pearl, open Bay, port, marina, water Open Water?

Or unless the quote gives away the movie: my Jaws 2 quote was not recognizable, but if you look at it, it could only really fit a Jaws sequel. Likewise the cowardly lion bit.

Eddie Murphy 48 Hours Nick Nolte (and an apology for using cocoon when it had already been used on this page)

Acknowledged.

Star Trek III Christopher Lloyd Back to the Future (feel free to include original or sequels)

Oyster Bay? Never heard of it.

Lost

Hell is WATCHING Little Nicky

One of the pics is not showing up. The one after the cricket.

Matt Damon Good Will Hunting Robin Williams

I know it, but I don't have a follow up. Hint: it's a prequel to a very well-received book turned into a not-very-well-received movie.