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Mystic River I'll come up with another one...

I think you meant "burp." It's easy to confuse the two.

Dumb and Dumber?

Closer Natalie Portman The Professional (aka Leon)

See this movie Don't mistake it for a cheesy stupid 1990s movie with the same title. This one is in theaters now, and deserves every dime it can make. It's directed by the guy who wrote Million Dollar Baby.

Indeed. I thought I'd pick some of the better but lesser known quotes from that brilliant movie.

Extra clue: They don't have meetings about rainbows.

Chill Wills? What was he in, Traxx?

The two posts mean: sharon knows the movie but is holding back because she wants other people to have fun (the same way I did when I told her to give a clue people can't refuse). I'm just saying, pthpthpthpthpthpthpth! to her. :)--> The question remains open.

Potential terrorists weren't the only ones shocked at the pictures of Saddam Hussein in his underwear.

I don't know about being "against Jews" per se, but the fact that he had Jewish friends and converts says almost nothing. After all, one of the biggest defenses against racism is, "But some of my best friends are..." I think promoting and misquoting the Thirteenth Tribe and the Myth of th Six Million says a lot more than walking around in your shorts with a shrink.

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Mason is not in the 1976 version. So you're right. We're at the 1954 version of A Star is Born

No question: the acting is dreadful. Heroes on both sides make sense: remember, there are villains on both sides, too. The person at the top of each chain of command is the same guy, so there may well be heroes on the Separatist side somewhere who look at Palpatine as a power hungry brute bent on ruling the galaxy, and they'd be right. What they wouldn't know is Palpatine is the head of their side as well. After the movie, any place where the Separatists still had a stronghold would probably be a good staging ground for the later rebellion.

Tom is correct. We leave off at the 1976 version of A Star is Born.

Christopher Guest Little Shop of Horrors Vincent Gardenia

Traxx. Sweet Jesus. I thought you meant the other Italian restaurant where I asked you to marry me.

And may I never recover! Fiddler on the Roof

Sorry I missed it, mstar. Happy Birthmonth. It is still the same month, isn't it?

Traxx. Traxx. Next we're going to get quotes from Cinemax late night movies. :)--> Traxx.

There's nothing that says you can't pick a movie you love, no matter how obscure. I kind of thought, "Traxx," starring Shadoe Stevens? Sheesh! Was that even in theaters? For what, a week in 1987? But okay. :)-->

Well-known or obscure?

Yes and no. He had been mulling what Palpatine told him, and his top priority was saving Padme. So when he saw Mace was about to kill Palpatine, he realized that he had a choice: continue with the Jedi way, which meant letting Padme die, or rescue Palpatine, which was already a surrender to the Dark Side. I think his real surrender was interfering with Mace Windu. The bowing was just a formality, but he had already surrendered to the Dark Side when he lopped off Mace's hands.

When I said "die, thread, die" on another thread, I just knew someone would go looking for THE before the day was out. :)-->

Why did I know someone was going to dig this up today?