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What Was the Name of That Movie? Part 1 - Discussion. O. P. Need help identifying a movie that you just can't remember the name of? Here's the place to ask. As always, Google first, but if you have no luck searching on your own, some of the WP movie buffs may be able to help out.

BUT here's what i can remember - -- -probably during the 2nd half or late 8. Messiah- like storyand the most important of all was the movie title – it was an ANAGRAM..

NOT really an English word BUt once you arranged the letters or reversed it – it becomes a normal English word or words or something that we know of.. JUST could NOT remember the title.. Don't know if anyone can help here, but I was up late one night earlier this week in Townsville (not sure which night actually) and was watching this cheesy old B movie about a dentist who fakes his own death and takes his dead twin's identity.. CIA agent. I know what you're thinking.."Sounds Super!"lol Anyway, at the ad breaks it was advertising the film as 'Consequences', but I have not been able to find it anywhere. I'm trying to find the name of the lead actor. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you very much!!!!

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God I love Whirlpool and Whirlpoolians! Cheers. Benjamin Button writes..# probably during the 2nd half or late 8. Messiah- like story. This is all I could find in reference to your request. Made in 1. 98. 8, and the storyline follows the above, except the title isn't an anagram."Adapted from an Appalachian Jack Tale set in the late 1.

World War II veteran named Jack who, in return for an act of kindness, receives two magical gifts: a sack that can catch anything and a jar that can show whether a sick person will recover or die. Jack becomes a national hero when he rescues the president's daughter from a serious illness by capturing Death in his magic sack.

However, after many years without Death in the world, Jack realizes that he has upset the natural order and releases Death to save humankind from perpetual old age and misery."recall. Jedi. Knight writes..

This is all I could find in reference to your request. BUT that is NOT the one.. HOWEVER i raised this issue with some drinking buddies early this month.. Emanon (1. 98. 7).. NONAME if reversed.! I've got one that I'd love to know what it is. The main plot of the story is that terrorists hijack a plane.

I can't remember all the details, however some of the main features are: 1. That a stealth plane docks onto the underside of the hijacked jet. People then unload from the stealth plane and board the hijacked aircraft. Their objective is to then disable a bomb that is on the plane. They find the bomb, but the first one is a fake, the real one is further in and protected by red lasers. In one scene before the us Air force is about to destroy the hijacked plane, one of the pilots notices that the tail lights are flashing in Morse code, they then decide not to blow the plane up, and give it more time. I think it then goes on to them landing the hijacked plane at an airport, but the two pilots are dead, so the main character must then land the plane.

He then spies an airstrip that he is familiar with, so he aims for that. As he lands he wipes out about 5.

In the end everyone jumps out of the plane and all is swell again. Can anyone please tell me the name of this film? It's been on TV a couple of times, but many years ago. Thanks in advanced. Matt. Nikolai Luzhin writes.. Executive Decision (1. Yes That's It!!!!

Thank you so much, I must go and buy this movie, it's fantastic. Thanks for the real quick reply, I was thinking that it would take a while. Matt. Posted from another thread: I saw it on SBS a while ago, sometime last year probably.

From what I remember, it was in French. A French girl (early 2. Japan. She struggled with the language, to come to terms with Japanese customs and working conditions, and ended up doing strange things like sleeping in the office. She had poor relationships with her bosses except the CEO, who seemed to 'accept' her. It was a brilliant movie.

A really simple plot but very moving and acting was great from what I remember. Sorry for such a vague description, I'd love to watch it again but no idea what it was called.

Jotunheim writes.. It was a brilliant movie. A really simple plot but very movinghmmm.. Stupeur et tremblements (2. English title of Fear and Trembling..

BUT the girl in the story is Belgian though.. French actress..: )That's the one, many thanks : )Hi,This one is probably a bit more difficult. I have seen this on German TV in the end 7. Story is about a woman having an car accident in bad weather where she dies – the story continues with her being in a twilight reality where she lives on. Similar to Beetlejuce /The 6th Sense/ The Others.

I believed this movie was directed by the french film maker Claude Cabrol. I searched his movies but unable to find it. Anyone know this movie? Tonight. We. Dine.

In. Hell writes.. Alice Ou La Dernière Fugue (1. Wow.. yes that's the one.. Ok here's one for you to figure out.

I saw it on TV in the 1. I remember people digging and they either found aliens in the ground, or were having hallucination about them.. I remember one scene where you see all of these sort of big grasshopper things all hopping along on their hind legs..

Really freaked me out as a child. Any thoughts on that one???? Miss. Muffitt writes.. BEFORE i go on a wild goose chase.. HOW do you qualify those "aliens".. ETs.. or just look- alike as perceived by a child then.. HOW significant are the grasshoppers in the movie as a plot device.?

BE MORE than that.. NOT a TV show episode.!: )Tonight.

We. Dine. In. Hell writes.. BEFORE i go on a wild goose chase.. Watch The Broadway Melody Online The Broadway Melody Full Movie Online. HOW do you qualify those "aliens"..

ETs.. or just look- alike as perceived by a child then.. HOW significant is the grasshopper in the movie as a plot device.? BE MORE than that.. I think it might have been in England and they were digging a tunnel and found a "Space ship" buried there.

I remember dream sequences of the alien "Grasshoppers" hundreds of them hopping along, might have been a war. It's a very long time since I saw it, racking the old brain for memories!! I think that the people who found the ship sort of got mental picture of this "War"Edit: as for the size of the "Alien grasshoppers" I would say about 4 or 5 feet tall. Miss. Muffitt writes..

England and they were digging a tunnel and found a "Space ship" buried therehmmmm.. Brit horror movie about some interplanetary archaeologists..

BUT was released in early 8. Nope sorry not the right one. But I might have to find that movie and have a watch : -)I would think I was about 1. So if it was on TV it might have been made in the late 6. BUt then there is another Brit film called - -- where some construction workers unearth some sort of an alien spacecraft beneath London.. Refractor writes.. Quartermass and the Pit?: D : D : Dyou are still awake TONIGHT.!

BUT it's ALL good. Apologies to the OP for OFF- Topics..! O. P. Tonight. We.

Dine. In. Hell writes.. TONIGHT.! Yep, gotta be wide awake to beat you to the mark with an obscure movie. Refractor writes.. Quartermass and the Pit? That sure looks like it..

Now I have to try to find it and watch it again : -) see if it's still scary. Refractor writes..

NEXT time..: D : D : DMiss. Muffitt writes.. watch it again : ) see if it's still scary. THAT is ONE SICK movie even IF the special effects were of the 6. Inseminoid was gross..

Aliens.. jusy keep away from spiders though.. DNot a bad memory hey.. I used to sneak out after mum and dad had gone to bed and watch these on the old TV sitting about 2 feet from the screen with the sound down low.. LOLAlso loved "Night stalker" with Darren Mcgavin. What's the name of this Indian drama movie? It was released recently (1- 3 years ago), featuring interconnecting relationshipsamong urban young professionals set in modern Mumbai.

It's a "serious" movie and doesn't include any Bollywood- type dancing and music. What's the name of that movie with Ants?

A long time ago (probably 3. I saw a movie on TV that involved ants.

Crazy Water Full History Crazy Water. In the late 1. 9th century, Texas was well known for its mineral water resorts. Henry Sigerist, a medical historian, reported that Texas had the second most mineral springs of any state, trailing only Wyoming.[1] Though at this time, Texas was not regarded as having some of the most luxurious spas in America (this spot was held by the older northeastern spa areas) people flocked to Texas by the thousands and were consumed with the mineral springs for one reason­—to benefit from the healthful qualities of the waters. The greatest spa resort growth in Texas was from 1. It was during this time of mineral water hysteria that the waters of Mineral Wells were discovered and the town formed its identity. In 1. 87. 7, James Lynch and his wife, Armanda, left the town of Denison, Texas with their nine children and fifty head of livestock. The Lynch’s were searching for a drier climate because their family had been in poor health.

Both James (who was fifty years old when the Lynch’s left Denison) and Armanda suffered from rheumatism. They were stopped on their travels by news of Comanche attacks further west, and on Christmas Eve, 1. Brazos River and another was struck by lightning, so they decided to settle down where they were, in a pretty valley tucked in the hills of Palo Pinto County.[3]Mr. Lynch purchase eighty acres of land from the Franco- Texas Land Company for the grand price of $2.

From 1. 87. 7 until the summer of 1. Lynch’s hauled water from the Brazos River to their land, some four miles away. That summer Mr. Johnny Adams happened upon the Lynch Ranch. Mr. Adams, a well driller, agreed to drill a well on the property for Mr. Lynch in exchange for a yoke of oxen.[4] At first the Lynch’s were all hesitant to drink the water, because it had a funny taste and they were afraid it might be poisoned. But hauling water four miles is not a terribly entertaining way to spend your day, so they all began sampling the water, and finding that it was not harmful to them, the Lynch’s began drinking the well water. Then a funny thing happened, Mr.

Mrs. Lynch’s rheumatism was cured, and Mr. Lynch, once frail and gaunt, began putting on some weight.

In fact, the entire family all perked up and began feeling better.[5]News of the improvements in the health of the Lynch family spread fast. Neighbors began trying the water, and within a month strangers were coming to the Lynch Ranch inquiring about the water. Mr. Lynch began selling the water for five cents a quart.

The water grew in popularity very quickly, and by the end of the year 3,0. Lynch property.[6] J. H. Baker, the Palo Pinto County Clerk, wrote of his excitement over the discovery: July 2. Sent the wife and children to the medical well today. There is considerable excitement in the country below the mountains, beyond the river concerning a well that has been dg, the waters of which seem to be benefiting those who drink it. August 1. 6: Left Ed in the office and went to the mineral well to see my wife.

There are several hundred people there for the benefit of their health. There is but one well and it does not offer enough water to supply those who are there…Two other wells are being dug.[7]. Mr. Lynch’s water proved so popular that he had trouble keeping up with the demand. His well could only produce 1.

Mr. Lynch’s life proved to be a great testimonial to the water’s curative powers, as he lived to be 9. Armanda died a year later in 1. Elmwood Cemetery in Mineral Wells. Before the town of Mineral Wells was formed the area was served by a newspaper and post office from the community of Ednaville, which was located a mile and a half southeast of the Lynch land. The town of Mineral Wells was laid out in the fall of 1. Mr. Lynch became the town’s first mayor. Mr. H. M. Berry, the town’s first schoolteacher, arrived shortly thereafter.

Mr. Berry was an eyewitness to the birth of the new town: A boom was now starting. By the first of October it looked like a small army was camped here. Tents were everywhere. In laying out the town they made the Lynch well the starting point and put it in the center of the block.

This block was reserved by Judge Lynch as a public square…The original town was hen laid out covering the 8. Wiggins Addition…Mr. Pritchett came here about October 1 and opened a hotel in a large tent…By November 1st the sound of the hammer was heard in all directions. Carpenters had come by the dozens. The road was lined by wagons hauling lumber from Weatherford and Millsap…Several wells were drilled so near the same time I don’t think anyone remembers which was drilled first.

The De. Bellet well, the Starr well, the Gibson well and what was known as the white sulphur (sp) well were all mineral wells.[8]The De. Bellet well later became known as the French Well, which had the first drinking pavilion.

The White Sulphur (sp) well was located where the Baker Hotel currently stands. Two years after the waters healing properties were discovered, 1.

The most famous of the water from Mineral Wells was the Crazy Water. The Crazy Well was originally dug by “Uncle” Billy Wiggins in 1. Located at the site of the current Crazy Water Retirement Hotel, the well got its name in an interesting manner. An elderly lady who suffered from a form of dementia would sit by the well all day, asking people passing by to draw her up a pail of water. The water apparently had some positive effects on the “crazy lady’s” illness, and soon others were lining up for the water.

The well was originally known as the “Crazy Lady” well, but its name was later shortened to the “Crazy Well.” The Crazy Water Company became the most well known of the water companies, building its original drinking pavilion (a small wooden building built over the well) in the year the well was dug, and its second pavilion (a two- story wooden structure) in 1. The first Crazy Hotel was built in 1. It burned in a fire in 1. There were four different consistencies of Crazy Water, labeled Number 1 (the mildest strength of the Crazy Water) through Number 4 (the strongest of the Crazy Waters), and each water was recommended by the Crazy Hotel’s doctors for different ailments.[1. So what was in the water that attracted so many to this infant town? There is a significant amount of lithium found in some of the town’s wells, indicating that the Crazy Water story may weave a few facts into the folklore.

The early promoters credited the water’s medicinal agents­­—primarily calcium, magnesium, and sulfate­—with the power to relieve or cure, dyspepsia, neuralgia, sore eyes, paralysis, insomnia, liver and kidney problems, rheumatism, scrofula, and improprieties of the blood.[1. People came from near and far because they all believed in the water’s healing qualities.

Mr. J. C. Son, the owner and publisher of the “Palo Pinto County Star” is largely credited with putting Mineral Wells on the map by advertising and promoting the town as the new great health resort in his publication.[1. By the dawn of the 2. Century, Mineral Wells dominated the Texas spa resort market, and was known as “The Nation’s Great Health Resort.”[1. In the early 1. 90. Mineral Wells had a population of approximately 8,0.

The railroads reported annual sales of 4. Mineral Wells.[1. But former Texas governor T. M. Campbell did not believe the town got the attention it deserved, and wrote of Mineral Wells: Texas does not realize what she has in [Mineral Wells], and it is not advertised half enough.

Every time I go there, I come away with a greater belief in its possibilities. It is Nature’s resting place, and health resort for Texas and the entire world. It is destined to be one of the greatest watering places in America.[1. In 1. 90. 9 there were: 4 bath houses (The Bimini, Lamar, Bethesda and Anna Bell); 7 wells and pavilions (The Crazy, Gibson, Texas Carlsbad, Lamar, New Beach, Starr and French Iron); 2 sanitariums (Mineral Wells Sanitarium and Rountree); and 4.