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I know, right? :lol: I cheated. :blush:

This one is really bugging me because I know I've seen it. Swordfish, maybe?

Your screengrab is from the Internet Movie Cars Database. :D

This one was a lot more difficult because I couldn't make out the car as easily, so I searched Ford and Chevy circa 1920-1930 and found it. It's a 1926 Chevrolet Superior Two-Door Coupe. The movie is Miller's Crossing from 1990.

The key to identifying this one was the car. It's a 1934 Rolls-Royce. The movie is To Be or Not to Be from 1983.

Yep. I knew there had to be a few sci-fi horror aficionados here. :)

Me, too. And now for something completely different.

Ding, ding, ding! Johnny, tell him what he's won! :D

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp directed by Michael Powell.

Alright. Clue #2:

Surprised no one has taken a crack at the shot I posted. It's by the same director of a film we were recently discussing.

Same here. Hard to tell if that's Elisabeth Shue. And nowhere in The Saint can I recall where Val had his own facial hair.

My opinion? Keep it. Some things you can't really put a value on. My autographed picture of Spielberg, Scorsese, Coppola and Lucas? I don't care what it's worth. I'll never sell it. I used to collect many things I thought would hold their value. I still have most of them, some I've kept...

Overall, I enjoyed this movie mainly because of the nostalgia, but there were a few things that bugged the hell out of me. Most notably, the digital plastic surgery done on Jeff Bridges was very poorly executed, IMO. It was barely better than the facial animation in Beowulf. Certainly not on...

Yep, you got me. I meant to post the other screengrab because that one was from Heat. And I'm pretty sure (or at least I was) that your clue pointed to Val Kilmer, but I've since researched every one of his films and can't seem to place those actors, although she definitely looks familiar...

Heat.

Is this what you installed? Should be fairly straight forward with the right software bits on the PC. http://www.lg.com/uk/support/mc-support/mobile-phone-support.jsp I have to use the special software that came with my Blackberry, too (Blackberry Desktop Manager). It does not get recognized...

We saw this last night. I enjoyed it tremendously. So did my wife. A few of my friends didn't like it as much because of the surrealism, but then they hadn't seen any of his other films. I've seen them all.

Here you go...

Bloodsport. Still my favorite Van Damme movie.