In the movie The Green Mile?
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He didnt suck anything out, he put the stuff he sucked out of the mouse Percy killed, back into Percy. and it made him sick.\n\nThe purpose?--Karma? maybe. I think it was to represent that there are consequences with everything you do. Kill the nice mans rat=get something put back on you.
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It was in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
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I think it was on "One Tree Hill", wasn't it?  I think it was also in the movie "The Million Dollar Hotel".
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there are so many . i loved " lonesome dove " , and " green mile " ,
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Maybe the older version of Stepford Wives. The scene looks like it could be connected to the plot.
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I can't even spell The CO properly, let alone watch it.  :-)\n\nBut the scene does sound like a clear indication of "what's wrong with the youth today."   Damn kids need to pick up a book every once and while!  When I was a kid...we only had a B&W TV...with 3 channels, I had to walk 10 miles in two feet of snow every day just to get to school, a loaf of bread cost a nickel, and if we wanted something we had to work for it...we all had 8 jobs, plus school, plus homework, our teachers beat us with sticks............and so on.
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It sounds like the FIRST version of "Casino Royale", a Bond spoof w/Niven and, amazingly, WOODY ALLEN as Bond's ne'er-do-well brother, a kind of nebish Dr. Evil! I'm not sure, though...Niven's quotes aren't exactly etched in my memory.
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is that "whitenoise"\ndunno, watch the movie
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Yes, the book was really good. I'm not sure about the movie, though. I'm going to see it, definitely, but certain things I'm dubious about. Such as the burn mark on Eragon's palm. In the book, the Riders are sometimes called 'Argetlam' which in the ancient language, literally means silver palm. Arget means silver. In the book, the silver mark of the Riders is from touching their dragon. In the movie (as far as I could tell, anyway), the burn mark is swirled in the shape of a lower case E, but does not appear to be silver. If Hollywood changed that, what other things have they changed?
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I'm not sure of the scene you're talking about.  But one of the few songs on the soundtrack not written for the movie is "Mr. Blue Sky" by The Electric Light Orchestra.  Try that one.
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He got it! It was in the briefcase that Phillip Seymour-Hoffman was holding and they swapped it. I thought it was really clever how they retrieved it and they were quite lucky actually. I think they would have been screwed if the guard saw them! But I agree with you, they could have added a more detailed explanation of what the mission entailed and how they would go about it, but it still made for good viewing. \n\nWhat really peeved me off was that they didn't say what the rabbit's foot was!!! He asked Lawrence Fishburne and he told Ethan that he'll tell him if he promises to come back after the honeymoon...maybe they'll reveal what it is in the next film! And another thing: I thought Lawrence Fishburne turned out to be the bad guy! What happened, it was all cool in the end! Lawrence helped save Phillip Seymour- Hoffman and they were all cool in the end, it didn't make sense whatsoever!!\n\nSo, I guess there was a lot missing!
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After the truck with the gold falls into the subway system by the placed explosives, you can see someone run by in a full Spider-man costume.\n\nThis was listed as a goof on IMDB. No reason was given for it.
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its from "the Candyman" [movie]
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They're trying to go to White Castle, but they have a lot of adventures along the way including stops in a ladies room, a college party, the home of an odd married couple in an open relationship, the middle of the woods, etc. They do end up in White Castle eventually.\n\nFun movie!
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In Bob Roberts (what a great film!!!) the politicians get lost back stage on the way to the speech which is a reference to Spinal Tap (when the band gets lost back stage!!)
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I really liked when Jim Caviezel walked across water when the Anchor Man was interviewing him at the Music Awards.  I didn't believe in him until I saw that.  I thought the Passion was fake.
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I have seen the movie. It's impossible to avoid bias in things like these. Clearly Al Gore was/is concerned about Global Warming, but  it's impossible to comment on what should/could/would have happened if things had been different in the election. \n\nI thought the movie was super informative and interesting. It definitely made me think about global warming. It's a really important subject and I think the movie does a good job of introducing the issue to people who might be less informed about it. Go check it out!