this guy created a low jack for kids, this other company wanted the guy to work for them and hired this guy (bruce willis) called a head hunter to convience the guy \n\nbruce willis is in it and the guy from green mile\n\nthere was a little girl that was into horses\n\ni only can remember bits and pieces i was half sleep but remember it was a good movie any help is great
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Michael Clarke Duncan and Bruce Willis are The Whole Nine Yards and Sin City together.
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Happy gilmore, the waterboy and Billy Madison are in a tie with me.  Yeah the Bob Barker part was hilarious!!! Also, on the waterboy when the professor who looks like Colonel Sanders gets hit with the baseball and when everybody pees their pants on Billy Madison.  Thanks for both of those best answers.  That was pretty cool of you!! : )
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I work in a hotel in an average town in Colorado (NOT near any ski resorts) and I have checked in Gene Hackman, Peter Fonda, and William Sanderson as walk-in guests.  When Gene Hackman checked in, all I could think of was how SHORT he was!  To do the usual small talk thing, I asked why he was in town and he said he was on his way back to his ranch in New Mexico.  It was only a few days after the incident where he socked some kid and his knuckles were all cracked and bruised.  He didn't bother telling me he had a dog (which my hotel charges an extra $15 for.  Jerk.)\n\nWilliam Sanderson was really nice- gave me a business card. \n\nPeter Fonda.  THAT was crazy.  I just kinda' stared at him like this O_O
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http://www.autism.org/movies.html\n\nhttp://www.autismsocietyofwa.org/movies.html\n\nThe Wizard\n1989\nElementary School\nRated: PG\nAdventure\n101 min.\nCorey (Fred Savage) kidnaps his autistic younger brother, Jimmy (Luke Edwards), to save him from impending institutionalization. They escape in the back of a twinkie van on their way to California and the chase is on: their father (Beau Bridges) and older brother (Christian Slater) want to bring them home, a bounty hunter is after Jimmy for the fee his mother and stepfather will pay. Along the way, the brothers join forces with Haley (Jenny Lewis), an extremely resourceful girl ("I know truckers - they got a code") on her own after the breakup of her own family. When they discover that Jimmy has an extraordinary talent for video games, they're off to the Nintendo world championship in California. Everything comes to a head at Video Armageddon. Jimmy's autistic symptoms include social withdrawal, limited use of language, obsession with California, repetitive actions.  \n\nThe Boy Who Could Fly\n1986\nElementary School\nRated: PG\nFamily\n108 min.\nWhen her family moves to a new town, Millie befriends Eric. Eric is the autistic boy who lives next door with his alcoholic uncle Hugo since the death of his parents in an airplane crash. Eric spends a lot of time on his roof with his arms outstretched like an airplane, garnering him stays in the mental institution when his uncle Hugo goes on drinking binges. Despite his condition, Eric teaches everyone how far - and how high - faith can take them. \n\n************************************************************************************************************************\nbackstreet dreams (1990) \nbeing there (1979) \nboy who could fly, the (1986) \ncircle of children, a (1977) (tv film) \ndavid's mother (1994) (tv film) \ndown in the delta (1998) \nfamily pictures (1993) (tv film) \nforrest gump (1994) \ngeorge (1996) \nhouse of cards (1993) \ninnocent, the (1994) (tv film) \nmercury rising (1998) \nmolly (1999) \nnell (1994) \npit, the (1981) \nrain man (1988) \nreal rainman a portrait of an autistic savant (1995) \nrelative fear (1994) \nrun wild run free (1969) \nsilence (1974) \nsilent fall (1994) \nson-rise, a miracle of love (1979) (tv film) \nspoonface steinberg (1998) \nsummer (1988) \ntouch of truth (1994) (tv film) \ntouched by love (1980) \nunder the piano (1995) (tv film) \nwhat's eating gilbert grape (1993) \nwhen the bough breaks (1993)\nwild child, the (1969)\nwizard, the (1989) \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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It was called Kids\n\nto confirm go to this site\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113540/
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I don't think it was Chariots of Fire, I don't think there was anything about drugs in that movie. It sounds a little bit like a made-for-TV movie named Finish Line, but that came out in the 80s.
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First of all - the first post was correct. This was not real. An immediate family member of mine was in the state police when the movie came out and informed everyone they could find that the movie was JUST AN INTRIGUING MOVIE. Yes law enforcement WAS bombarded with phone calls about the film. (As a side note - many people called to volunteer to help search for the missing kids.) There were so many calls for a while that it began to seriously strain local resources. \n\nSecond of all - that movie made me gave me the worst motion-sickness. Ugh. It was bad enough that I can't even really give a fair evaluation of any other element of the film. I can just say that the cinematography, while being a large part of the point, really detracted from the film for me.
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A friend told me the one about the couple who are on vacation and get robbed of everything but their camera and toothbrushes as happening to his cousin.\n\nAn ex-girlfriend told me the Eddie Murphy "hit the floor" one as happening to her aunt's friend in Atlantic City.\n\nIt's amazing how credible they can be.
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I LOVED the movie...I read the book first!  It was one of my favorite movies as a teenThe name of it is called "Sooner or Later".  It was back in 1978 or 79.  The guitar instructor was played by Rex Smith.\n\nHere is a summary of it:\nFor those who may not have seen it, the film centers on pretty 13-year-old Jessie Walters.  A visit to a cosmetic counter changes her whole life when a make-over transforms her into a young girl that could easily pass for 16.   Bring in Michael Skye, the gorgeous 17-year-old singer for the Skye Band whom Jessie sees performing at the very shopping mall where she was magically transformed.   It's love at first sight!  But...sigh...Jessie will never see him again...or will she?\n\nAs fate would have it, Jessie signs up for guitar lessons, and who would her instructor just HAPPEN to be??  MICHAEL SKYE!  Michael offers lovely Jessie a ride home.  And "how old are you?" inquires Michael.   "16!"  It's out before Jessie can stop it!\n\nSo begins a series of humorous scenarios by Jessie to carry out her sham as a "16 year old."  And along the way..the two fall in love.  But when Jessie finds herself next to Michael at a drive-in movie, will she be able to follow through with all that being 16 might mean?\n\nThe humor of the film is both wonderfully funny and wonderfully warm ~ which keeps this movie from going over the top and becoming "after-school special" material.  Hearing the voices in Jessie's head, spewing scenarios from cheezy dimestore romance novels in a hilarious ~ and horribly off-kilter ~ southern drawl is just a sampling of what makes this movie worth the price of admission.\n\nWhile the movie is dated in some physical respects, this is part of what makes the film so enjoyable and one that will take you down memory lane.   How about that typical 70's teen idol/Motley Crue long hair on Rex Smith ~ goes just right with his embroidered-pocket jeans and butterfly collars!  And it's hilarious to see him tooling around in that GIGANTIC puke-green road yacht (a.k.a. 1970's station wagon).  Also be sure to check out the posters on Caroline's wall, Jessie's best friend.  Anybody remember Shaun Cassidy??\n\nBut while the physical aspects may be dated, first love and teen angst are issues that span generations and will always be up to date.  This is a film I plan on showing my daughter when she's old enough to understand it, and one I remember fondly from my youth.  When I rewatched it a few weeks ago (after having not seen it for ~ well, since 1979!), I wondered if I would leave the couch wondering what it was I had found so touching, memorable and "swoon-worthy" so many years ago as a teen.  It's happened before; however when it was over, I remembered exactly why it touched me, and still does.  No matter how old you are, this movie makes you remember why your first love is the one you'll never forget ~ and one you'll never quite get over. \n\nThe happy ending of this warm and wonderful movie is what inspired so many young girls that true love would come around ~ SOONER OR LATER!\n\nYou can also go here for more info on it!\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079935/
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you remember the BIG black guy in that.  huh do ya????? well picture him on the DAM celing. there you go best answer for you.\n\n\nalso that movie had so many hidden meanings. imean cmon you cant put into words how good that movie is.
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A lot of the movies I would have named are already mentioned by others, but the one they all missed was Spike Lee's "Clockers."  I actually did coke one night and watched this and it kinda woke me up.\n\nAlso, "Clean And Sober."  A movie that is largely forgotten now but was simply amazing back when it came out.
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He directed Dirty Work and that movie is hilarious. I liked him when I was a kid on Full House and Americas Funniest Home videos, but I always knew he was cheesy. Sometimes you need cheesy and sometimes you dont. This is why i like Full House AND Dirty Work.
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The movie's name is "Joni".\nI saw it on eBay.\nGood luck!\nAll the best,\n\nMommy
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This film is crap! Sorry but dont waste your money!  My friend (in the photo) went to see it and the whole film is based on just two people, the girl is all mouth - she keeps saying she is gonna castrate the fella - and just keeps threatening, its like "just bloody do it ok"!\n\nIts a ok film for a boring night in, but not worth a trip to the pictures.
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I'm not going to be able to answer this in fullness at all but I'll let you know what I think about certain things.\n\nThe baseball cards - Simon gives the cards to Joe because they were his(Simon's) Favorite thing in the world.  He was trying to apologize for taking Joe's favorite thing in the world in the world...his mother.\n\nThe armadillo - After Simon gives Joe the cards, Joe realizes how upset and how bad Simon feels so he gives the armadillo to Simon, as a sign of forgiveness.\n\nThe deer - The deer was the instrument in showing everyone that Simon was here for a reason.  That he had survived for a reason.  His small stature and shrill voice gave him authority when it came to the smaller children and the small stature also allowed him to escape the bus when it slipped under water.  I'm not sure what the deer represents when it shows up the other 2 times though.\n\nJoe and Grandma - Definatley the part where we actually see the comforting loving side of her.  When she tells Joe that she won't be there forever and that she didn't know who his father was.\n\nJoe and Dad - It's sad to see Joe's reaction to finding out who his father was and denying it.  Joe's realization that it was true was when Simon confirmed it by finding the baseball, while searching for his cards.  I love the fact that Ben Goodrich adopts Joe in the end though.   During the movie I was hoping Ben was Joe's father, but I think the way they did it was better.\n\nI hope this helped in some way...maybe gave you a start.
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Shrek borrowed it from something much earlier.  I think it was originally from a John Wayne classic, but don't ask me which one.
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It was a great movie. It kept you guessing about what would happen next. \n\nSPOILER: This is for Agent_Check who had questions about the end.\n\nHe had the diamond in his pocket because the robber put it there when he bumped into him at the end.