Nope, sorry.

Lethal Weapon 4?

No, but I'll hint that the movie in questing was a sequel to one of the previously-guessed movies.

Blues Brothers 2000?

Correct, sir. (And yeah, I know I'm a dick.)

The famous "Wilhelm Scream" was named after what/Who?

It was named after Pvt. Wilhelm, a bit part in The Charge at Feather River.

Who has the record for most weight gained for a role in film? Most weight lost?

Hey Strikeout King. Welcome to the forum. Just so you know the person that gest the previous question right gets to ask the next question. In this case Jeff got the right answer so he's up.

The soundtrack in the 1949 film 'The Third Man' is played on what instrument?

I'll just guess the Theremin since it's an odd instrument

The instrument used is odd, but it's not a theremin.

Edit: the instrument is used most commonly in German-speaking Alpine Europe and East Asian cultures.

I looked up the name of the instrument I was thinking of, I hope that's not cheating. but is it a "Zither?"

also known as a PSalteries, Dulcimers.. or
Ajeang - Korea
Bro - Vietnam
Chake - Thailand
Citera - Hungary
Dan Bau - Vietnam
Dan Tranh - Vietnam
Goong - Vietnam
Ichigenkin - Japan
Inanga - Burundi
Kayageum - Korea
Kecapi - Indonesia
Koto - Japan
Lutong - Malaysia
Mvet - Cameroon
Nigenkin- Japan
Qin - China
Yomkwo - Nigeria
Zheng - China

basically that lay down flat board with strings on it

You got it Waycos. You're up!

In the movie "A Shark Tale", Where is the shark mob located? And what is hanging on the wall in the main boss's room?

Quick hint.. the movie does take place under water.

I can guess what's hanging on the wall, but no clue as to where they hang out. Never watched the movie.

If you can guess what's hanging on the wall (it's a picture) then you can certainly guess where they are.. it's underwater.. that should be a big giveaway.

Are they on board the Titanic or something? (I've never seen it either.)

Then I guess it's not the head of a sea horse after all. A missed chance when dealing with underwater maffia, I think.

It is indeed on the Titanic... the picture is the one Leo did of "Rose", you're up UTM.

In Disney's Cars, Lightning McQueen races against two other cars for the Piston Cup tie-breaker: Chick Hicks and "The King." What was the King's actual name? (And I'm not looking for Richard Petty, I'm looking for the character's actual name.)

Strip Weathers is his real name. Good Movie too.

Yeah it is, and yeah you're right. I have to watch that movie at least a couple times a week nowadays (because really, how can you say no to a face like this?)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v310/Use...an/IM001385.jpg

Anyway, you're up Jeff.

In the movie Goodfellas, what kind of cigarettes is little Henry telling little Tommy to grab out of the trunk, right before he gets nabbed by the police?

Good question... Was it lucky stripes?

close enough, It's Lucky Strikes. You're up Waycos!

In A Bugs Life, the pickup truck next to the mobile home when the bug flies into the bug light is the same pizza delivery truck from what other famous movie?

Another Pixar favorite: Toy Story

Indeed!

Two movies have portrayed autism on the silver screen, What are they?

One should be fairly easy. it was definitely, definitely big

I bet there's more than two, but the ones that come to mind first are "Mercury Rising" and "Rain Man".

I'll go with "Rain Man" and "I Am Sam"

hmmm, I forgot about Mercury Rising. What I had in mind was Snowcake. But thats my fault about the question. CC you're up.

btw Waycos, I am Sam is about mental retardation.

Edit: Turns out I am Sam IS about Autism, but it does an absolute shit job of portaying it. There were several other movies that would have worked too. Silent Fall, House of Cards, Bless the Child.

As for Forrest Gump and I am Sam, They do a very poor job about portaying Autism as it really. They give characteristics and abilities that are not typical of or stunted in autistics, even in high functioning ones. Compared to films such as Rain Man or Snowcake which have alot of very easily identifiable and typical Autistic traits.

I certainly can't blame you for that, it wasn't a very good movie.

According to a poll in the BBC "Radio Times" in 2004, what was the "Best Film Never to Have Won an Oscar."
(I hope this isn't too hard, especially for the non UK forumites...)

Yes.. Sean Penn played an autistic. And how could I forget Forrest Gump! I'm disapointed in myself.

CC, I'm trying to think of a good film that didn't win an award... Trainspotting?

Nope, that's not the one.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail?

the terminal?

Nope. The movie got nominated for 7 oscars but didn't win any of them.

the passion of the christ?

Ok.. I can think of 3 films that fit the "nominated a bunch but never won" but only 1 is european so I'm going to go with Chocolat. I have no idea how many nominations it any of these 3 had.

Both wrong.

Citizen Cane? I seem to remember reading another article a long time ago about it getting shafted at the Oscars

Not it.

(I saw the list btw)

ok, I have 2 guesses left, and I hate Oprah so I'm going with Shawshank Redemption.

Funny, seeing as they're both on the list.

Don't know if I'm allowed to tell people if they're right or not though, since I'm not the original poster of the question.

Well Citizen cane won awards. So it can't be that.

You're right, it's not anywhere on the list

Shawshank Redemption is the right answer.