I was going to guess a Harry Potter film, but these kids seem too poor.
Oliver! (?)
George
YES, it is "Oliver!"
Oliver himself was holding up his bowl and asking for more gruel. That's probably the most famous moment in the movie. (For those who don't know, the kids picked ONE of their number to ask for more...then let him get into trouble for asking.) "Please, sir, I'd like some more."
Correct. It's "Marla Hooch" belting out "It Had to Be You" at a road house.
About the time the movie came out, I was playing in a small jazz band, and one of our songs was "It Had to Be You." I would always crack up, thinking about this scene.
This is from Manhunter, the original Hannibal Lecter movie, before Silence of the Lambs. In this scene, the agent figures out how the killer is choosing his victims. This is the agent's boss giving him a "how in the fresh actual hellfire did you figure that out" look.
I'll give it to you, although the movie was Goldfinger. This is where she announces herself to James Bond, with the best character name in films. Homaged by "Alotta Fagina" in one of the Austin Powers movies.
They were SURE the studio were going to stop them from using that name. They were getting to call her "HONEY Galore" once the studio vetoed the original name.
One episode of "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" had Conan try to interview "the oldest living spy." We got a very elderly actor playing a Bond-type, alongside an elderly femme fatale, and interrupted by a very elderly Bond villain. Her name was "Pu$$y Aplenty." Both the spy and the villain kept calling her by her first name. Conan kept breaking into their dialogues. "I insist we call her 'Miss Aplenty' instead!" I really don't remember much about the skit- the funny part was Conan interrupting to KEEP saying that.
What would it say if I tried to use something like ***** Willow? I'm on another computer now so give me a little bit and I will try and post something.
I kinda miss the old filter, where that word was rendered "wimp" and the feces swear-word was rendered "upset." I just remember some speculation as to whether or not lcm was gay (with that being the reason he lashed out at them so much), where someone disagreed because he "liked wimp too much."
Time for another wild swing...... was this the remake of "THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL? " This moment has the feel of a global announcement, at any rate.
You are absolutely right about this scene making a global announcement but it's not the right movie. On the TV in the background is youngest person in the world, Diego.
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well...you're close it's Long Distance Guy just kidding You got it George ! that's probably the most uncomfortable scene to watch
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I was going to guess a Harry Potter film, but these kids seem too poor.
Oliver! (?)
George
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YES, it is "Oliver!"
Oliver himself was holding up his bowl and asking for more gruel. That's probably the most famous moment in the movie. (For those who don't know, the kids picked ONE of their number to ask for more...then let him get into trouble for asking.) "Please, sir, I'd like some more."
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I really didn't think I had THAT one!
Try this:
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Ooh, I am trying to remember the song! Great movie. And she doesn't look nearly as scary...
A League of Their Own
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Correct. It's "Marla Hooch" belting out "It Had to Be You" at a road house.
About the time the movie came out, I was playing in a small jazz band, and one of our songs was "It Had to Be You." I would always crack up, thinking about this scene.
George
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This is a really tough one, not just for the movie, but for the particular scene.
The expression you're seeing is "awe," as in "how the blazes did you figure that out?"
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We're gonna need some help here. We can't name this flick from that one pic.
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Oops. Sorry.
This is from Manhunter, the original Hannibal Lecter movie, before Silence of the Lambs. In this scene, the agent figures out how the killer is choosing his victims. This is the agent's boss giving him a "how in the fresh actual hellfire did you figure that out" look.
Excellent movie. Highly recommended.
Here's an easier one:
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"Dogma"?
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Nope
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Let me make sure I don't mix this title up again...
This was the Costner jam, "Robin Hood- PRINCE OF THIEVES."
(The Robin Hood who could NOT speak with an English accent.)
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NO MORE MERCIFUL BEHEADINGS... AND CALL OFF CHRISTMAS!
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Ok, next movie.
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Inconceivable!!!
"The Princess Bride," of course. I'm not sure if they're planning to kidnap Buttercup or deal with Wesley, in this scene.
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Their first appearance in the movie, kidnapping Buttercup.
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I think my favorite scene is Vizzini telling Fezzik to kill Wesley:
"You! Giant! Kill him your way!"
"What is my way?"
"Hide behind a boulder; and when he passes by, smash his head in with a big rock!"
"Uhhmm...my way is not very sportsmanlike."
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This one might be tough, but it also might be easy.
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Human without the bean
I haven't spent any time trying to figure out how to post pictures but this looks like ***** ga lore in what was James Bond movie "Dr. No.
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I'll give it to you, although the movie was Goldfinger. This is where she announces herself to James Bond, with the best character name in films. Homaged by "Alotta Fagina" in one of the Austin Powers movies.
George
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They were SURE the studio were going to stop them from using that name. They were getting to call her "HONEY Galore" once the studio vetoed the original name.
One episode of "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" had Conan try to interview "the oldest living spy." We got a very elderly actor playing a Bond-type, alongside an elderly femme fatale, and interrupted by a very elderly Bond villain. Her name was "Pu$$y Aplenty." Both the spy and the villain kept calling her by her first name. Conan kept breaking into their dialogues. "I insist we call her 'Miss Aplenty' instead!" I really don't remember much about the skit- the funny part was Conan interrupting to KEEP saying that.
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What would it say if I tried to use something like ***** Willow? I'm on another computer now so give me a little bit and I will try and post something.
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I kinda miss the old filter, where that word was rendered "wimp" and the feces swear-word was rendered "upset." I just remember some speculation as to whether or not lcm was gay (with that being the reason he lashed out at them so much), where someone disagreed because he "liked wimp too much."
Time for another wild swing...... was this the remake of "THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL? " This moment has the feel of a global announcement, at any rate.
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You are absolutely right about this scene making a global announcement but it's not the right movie. On the TV in the background is youngest person in the world, Diego.
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Same movie.
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