Movies, good and bad

[loinburger]

Erm... Fallen?

No, but you have the right decade.

"Jerry, if you were a soul, where would you hide?"
"The hell away from you"

Lucifer also has a minor role in the film, played by an actor whose first role was in Witness

[Guynemer]

Constantine?

[loinburger]

No, Gabriel in the movie in question is not nearly as androgynous as the Gabriel in Constantine. The actor who plays Gabriel has also had a recurring role as a debonaire lady's man on Saturday Night Live.

[Guynemer]

Ahhhhh. I know the movie. Can't think of the name. I know it had at least one questionable sequel. I'm sure Tubes will know the name, but I just can't pin it down.

[Uncle Sparky]

The Prophecy - Walken was the give away.

[loinburger]

Bingo

[Guynemer]

Damnable old malfunctioning brain. Good on ya, Sparky.

[molly bloom]

The Prophecy - Walken was the give away.

I thought Viggo Mortensen was devilishly camp in that.

[loinburger]

"Little Tommy Daggett. How I loved listening to your sweet prayers every night. And then you'd jump in your bed, so afraid I was under there. And I was!"

[Uncle Sparky]

New clue (back to the '70s but easier):

Can Edward Woodward (not Nicolas Cage) save an innocent girl who never existed?

[Guynemer]

[Uncle Sparky]

Right movie, but the rather poor remake.

[loinburger]

I think you mean "the rather hilarious remake"

Give this one to Guynemer, I'd feel silly answering it now

[Uncle Sparky]

Done. Cage in a cage was a nice bit.

[Guynemer]

Let's stay in the 70s.


The fellow mentioned in the title is not as sugary as you might think.