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And of course the one word that would have been too much of a clue was... "magic." Ees next

There is one word in one of the quotes that is such a Scream-It-From-The-Rooftops clue that I can't even tell you give you a hint about which word it is. ("Scream it from the rooftops" is not a hint).

That's not it

Yes! Bruce Willis and Gary Oldman share a few frames of screen time passing each other, but neither character is aware of the other's involvement in the plot.

"Is this all real? Or is it just happening inside my head?" "Of course it's happening inside your head... Why should that mean that it's not real?"

I apologize for my lack of clarity. Heat is not the answer. The actor who portrayed the villain/antagonist said he based his portrayal on a cross between Bugs Bunny and H. Ross Perot. Movie critics at the time the film was released referred to the lead actress' outfit as "the bandage."

The meeting of hero and villain in Heat was classic!

Ok, pretty sure this has been done and I'm stealing someone else's clue, but: Rare among big-budget blockbusters, this film features a hero and villain who not only never meet, but never communicate with each other at all.

"Words are, in my not-so-humble opinion, our most inexhaustible source of magic. Capable of both inflicting injury, and remedying it."

Sorry, busy week in South Florida news

Reminder: off topic posts will be deleted without warning or apology.

John Lynn's legacy is the subject of this thread. Let's move on.

Ok, you get the last word. Subject closed [on this thread]

Ok, I've been trying to let this go because I've participated in the thread. THIS THREAD IS ABOUT: the propriety of saying "negative" things about those who have died in the immediate wake of their passing. Because it was implicitly about JAL, there was some latitude in exploring what was said about him [namely, comparing that conversation to the behavior described in the opening post]. To explore the issue adequately, we did have to make observations that would otherwise be off topic. The observations were made. Counterobservations were made. Ok, fine. THIS THREAD IS NOT ABOUT: COVID and the best ways to prevent its spread. Future posts that are not on topic will be deleted without warning or apology.

Spoiler alert? Speed Force Nora.

Not enjoying the Evil Nora storyline in last year's Flash season. Doesn't take the whole year, does it?

The Name that Flick jogged my memory of this movie. I couldn't tell you who the actor was in both versions. "An engaged couple through most ot the movie" means a wedding either takes place or is thwarted. Once I got wedding and Steve Martin in my head, the rest felt obvious.

Ok, so this certainly IS Father of the Bride. Steve Martin is the bathrobe guy [allusion is to The Jerk]. However, the original DID spawn a sequel called Father's Little Dividend. Still, sticking with my answer. Steve Martin and Kimberly Williams: Father of the Bride

Father of the Bride ?

That was fast. Yeah, three great names, and none were the main character.

Sean Penn Giancarlo Esposito Tom Cruise

We have managed to discuss the public health issues without bringing politics into it. Personally, I think your post and mine settled it: let people make up their own minds. But I guess there's a need to continue exploring it. We can do that without evoking the bogeyman of cancel culture or our distaste for politically appointed credentialed scientists and the politicians who do or do not heed their advice. Leave politics out of it.

Or this one... https://www.npr.org/2021/09/18/1037975289/unvaccinated-covid-19-vaccine-refuse-nurses-heath-care-workers Honestly, the "why hasn't anyone asked these people" narrative is either misinformed or a flat out lie. But if you want to keep discussing it, maybe get the other side of the story from the 90+% of health care workers and nurses who have supported and taken the vaccines while holding the hands of dying patients who dismissed the severity of this disease until it was too late.

Or this one https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-usa-mandates-idUSKBN2GT07F

I'm always amazed at people who answer questions nobody asks. Like, why isn't anyone asking this question that got answered despite no one asking thousands of people? https://www.crainsdetroit.com/health-care/why-are-some-health-care-workers-refusing-covid-vaccine