Name That Movie!

[Long Run]

No to MGM, if that needs to be said.

[Lord Jim]

It may be time for another quote and or clue...

[RayThom]

It may be time for another quote and or clue...

Yes, I'd like that. Just when I feel I've nailed it I get overwhelmed by more disappointment.

OK, let 'er rip... I'm ready.

[Big RR]

I'll wait until Monday if no one gets it.

FWIW, I would have thought this would be an easy one--a pretty big hit that still plays a lot on cable and commercial TV.

[Long Run]

Another quote

You're the most beautiful, exciting thing I've ever seen in my life and I don't know anything about you.

Many consider this one of the defining movies of the mid to late baby boom generation.

[RayThom]

That quote sounds vaguely familiar.


(Say Anything)

[Long Run]

I'm shocked, RT. That is a good guess, same type of movie, but not right. Off by half a generation.

Your guess reminds me of a holiday some years ago, with family, where we were playing a new-type of game where the DVD shows a clip or picture and the game players guess the movie. The famous boom box held up was shown and I named the movie, repeatedly, but my sister thought I was just saying anything.

[dales]

[RayThom]

"Where were you in '62?"

I remember it well. I was "grounded" for a year by my father because I was caught hanging with friends whose parents he didn't like. Two weeks prior to my parole date (Dec. 5, 1962) the deluded Dark Overlord said I had served my time and he expected me to be grateful for the reprieve.

Fucking idiot!

[Long Run]

I resemble that last remark.

And Dales has it!

[dales]

One of the actors who was in "American Graffiti" was also in this one.

S: You know when I saw 'Bonanza' the other day, something occurred to me.

E: Eh?

S: Ya got these four guys living on the Ponderosa and ya never hear them say anything about wanting to get laid.

E: Huh.

S: I mean ya never hear Hoss say to Little Joe, "I had such a hard-on when I woke up this morning."

E: No, no, no...

S: They don't talk about broads - nothing. Ya never hear Little Joe say, "Hey, Hoss, I went to Virginia City and I saw a girl with the greatest ass I've ever seen in my life." They just walk around the Ponderosa: "Yes, Pa, where's Little Joe?" Nothin' about broads. I don't think I'm being too picky. But, if at least once, they talked about getting horny. I don't care if you live on the Ponderosa or right here in Baltimore, guys talk about getting laid. I'm beginning to think that show doesn't have too much realism.

[RayThom]

Let's try this:


(Glen Gary Glen Rose)

[oldr_n_wsr]

Don't know the movie but for this:

Ya got these four guys living on the Ponderosa and ya never hear them say anything about wanting to get laid.

Every time Ben got a piece, she went and died on him. You think any woman in her right mind would go anywhere near him?
I think one or two of the sons wives/girl friends met a similar fate IIRC.

[dales]

Here's a tagline from the movie:

The Year - 1963. Selling the American Dream is a risky, funny business - you could wind up paying with your wife-

[Lord Jim]

I don't believe I've seen this movie, but it sounds like one I would like...

If Big RR doesn't know this one Dale, you could try some more clues, or give the answer and try a new one...

[Big RR]

Well, since it's been a while, I think it is Tin Men

[dales]

And we have a winner!

Over to you, Big RR.

[Big RR]

OK, hopefully and easier one, and having an actor in common to with Tin Men:

Oh, this... this is my favorite one. "How do you know what key a concerto is in?" Mr. Mims, your answer was "Look on the front page", question mark. Now, this question mark. Was that because you weren't sure or because your English skills are on the same level as your musical theory?

[RayThom]

(Shine)

[Crackpot]

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