The movie was playing in theaters around 1979. It was a comedy love story trilogy. European in nature, I believe Italian. The third story was about a man who was dating a woman that had many husbands prior to him. The husband that she loved most was named "Arturo". Once the her current beau found out why they died, he wanted nothing to do with her. The reason they died, it was implied, was that she had extraordinary "sucking" power. She could smoke an entire cigarette in one puff, etc.
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I am not sure but try this site you can search by many different angles. It sounds familiar tho.
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True Romance.  Love that movie!!  Especially the scene between Dennis Hopper & Christopher Walken.  Mucho tension!
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Clark Gable was NOT gay!! He married 5 times. First two times to woman older than him to furthur and help his career. Third marrage to Carole Lombard whom he was deeply in love with and she was deeply in love with him and was devasted when she died in a plane crash. He went off to war with a death wife obviously not getting his way. He lived and married two more times. 4th marrage to Lady Sylvia Ashley which was indeed not a match made in heaven. It was a mistake from the beginning. 5th and last marrage was to Kay S. who gave him a son but he died before his son could be born of a heart attack finishing the misfits. His last film. He was INDEED not gay. Your friend is terribly wrong.
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I dont think I have ever seen Al Pacino in a movie thats a love story.... Check http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000199/ there is a list of movies that Al Pacino's in.... Go through the list to find something you think would fit into something you would like to watch.
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YES\nCORRECTO-MUNDO!!\nIt IS TIME TO KILL (1990)\n\nA painful toothache becomes the catalyst for a series of bizarre events when a young soldier abandons his African camp in search of a dentist. Instead he finds an oasis with an African woman, but their passionate encounter ends when she is killed by one of his stray bullets. He covers up his crime only to realize she may have infected him with leprosy.
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OMG!  It is now a part of my collection!  I just loved that movie, I cry every time I watch it... think I will watch it again tonight.  I could only hope that love could be that way, partners into the unknown forever....
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there are three that i can remember: dying young with julia roberts.  it's more of a love story though.  then there is one called time for dancing.  it is about two best friends who grew up and shared their love for dancing.  one of the girls who is played by larisa oleynik gets terminal cancer.  it shows her trials and struggles with it and what she will have to sacrifice for her love of dance.  it is such a great movie.  it will make you cry.  i can't remember the movie title, but anna chlumsky from my girl played a teenager who finds out she has cancer in her leg.  they have to amputate.  the cancer is so severe that it has spread through her body.  it is based on a true story.  bill clinton makes a guest appearance and it talks about make a wish foundation too.
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During the movie, I think it gave a strong suggestion of Love between 2 men, It was up to the audience to put the title of the characters of Gay, bisexual or straight on the charachters.  \n\nI think the parts after the death, where he collected the shirt emphasized a strong Love. \n\nYet he came from a society that suppressed homosexuals (example, his father showing in the homosexual murder and his father condeming homosexuals and etc, it seemed the 2 men shared a closeness that he could not share with anyone else)\n\nIt appears the characters of the movie showed a strong connection and left it up to the audience to decide)\n\nMy opinion is, yes the character during the film was but was suppressed by society.
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Here is everything you want to know about male and female orcs.  (And a lot of stuff you probably DONT' want to know!)\n\nSorry, I couldn't find the film or scene for you.  Hope someone else does.
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An excellent movie! Although I have seen the movie several times and am taking a class regarding the Greeks and Romans, I cannot recall any particular historical difference. You could try imdb.com
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It's an Italian movie fom 1974 called, "L'Albero Dalle Foglie Rosa".\n\nI don't know if you can find it to watch, but here's the yahoo link to several sites that you can check.  Some are in Italian.
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HE'S MAD THAT HE CAN'T FIT HIS HUGE THING IN THAT LADY HE LIKES.\n((JUST KIDDING,)) THE MOVIE IS A MUST SEE,THE GRAPHICS ARE GREAT,I THINK ILL SEE IT AGAIN.GO SEE IT, IT'S WORTH THE TRIP.
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In "Goldfinger" one of the bond girls gets coated with gold. I think early in the film. \nIn "Barbarella" Jane Fonda Wrestles off a metallic space suit I think in the opening. That's as close of an association with women's legs and something metallic, like a trash can, I can think of.\nI can't really place a movie with a woman's legs sticking out of a trash can.\n\nI hope someone gets it, I'm curious now!
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I thought it was a great movie.  Was kind of leary at first, considering it was about 2 bi cowboys.  First I'd like to say that the love scenes were not over done, and that the love story between them was amazing.  These two men had a relationship that spanned over 20 years.  It was not only about sex, but a deep abiding love for one another.  I found the film to be very real, and very heart breaking at the same time.
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He marries her in Muppets in Manhattan (one of my favorite movies as a child).  Now that I think about it though Im like EWW whats the deal with the inter-species relations?
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In the early 1950s she was engaged to the young James Hanson. She called it "love at first sight;" however, after having her wedding dress fitted and date set, she decided the marriage would not work, due to the demands of her career. (She had the wedding dress given to a poor Italian couple, who still have it today.)\n\nHepburn did marry, twice: to the American actor Mel Ferrer and to an Italian doctor, Andrea Dotti, and had a son to each husband—Sean by Ferrer, and Luca by Dotti.\n\nAudrey met Mel Ferrer at a party hosted by Gregory Peck, and quickly fell in love with him. After Sabrina, Audrey went back to the stage, this time with Ferrer in a play called Ondine, in which she played a water sprite. Ferrer was rumored to be perhaps too controlling of Audrey, but in William Holden's words, "I think Audrey allows Mel to think he influences her."\n\nShe married him on 25 September 1954. The marriage lasted 14 years; their son was quoted as saying Hepburn stayed in the marriage too long. In the later years of the marriage, Ferrer was rumored to have had a girlfriend on the side, while Audrey had an affair with her handsome "Two For the Road" co-star Albert Finney. After the marriage fell apart, Audrey met Italian psychologist Andrea Dotti on a cruise and fell in love with him on a trip to Greek ruins. She believed she would have many children, and possibly stop working. Although Dotti loved Audrey and was well-liked by Sean, who called him "fun", Dotti had affairs with younger women. The marriage lasted 13 years and ended after Luca and Sean were old enough to handle life with a single mother.\n\nAt the time of her death, she was the companion of Robert Wolders, a handsome Dutch actor who was the widower of film star Merle Oberon. She met Wolders through a friend, in the later stage of her marriage to Dotti. Six months later, they met again for a drink, which turned into dinner. They fell in love, and after Hepburn's divorce from Dotti was final, she and Wolders started their lives together, although they never married. In 1989, after nine years with him, she called them the happiest years of her life. "Took me long enough," she said in an interview with Barbara Walters. Walters also asked why she never married Wolders. Hepburn replied that they were married, just not formally. Hepburn and Wolders planned the UNICEF trips together. At every one of her moving speeches, Wolders would watch and sometimes shed tears.\n\nIn late 1992, Audrey began to feel pains in her stomach, which turned out to be a rare form of cancer that originated in the appendix. Audrey had surgery in a Los Angeles hospital, but the cancer continued to spread, and she apparently refused chemotherapy. Hepburn died of colorectal cancer on January 20, 1993, in Tolochenaz, Vaud, Switzerland at the age of 63, and was interred there.
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I found RENT to be a bit long but the story line is pretty good.  Its about people living with AIDS and the effects of AIDS on those close to them.  Its also a love story but that's a given with almost any movie.