daBomb619 
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In that case, it is more of a musical because the characters are the ones who sing. Ignore my last post.
Reply #4061. Jan 29 12, 5:38 PM
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| honeybee4
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I'm not sure if it has been guessed, "Shinbone Alley"?
Reply #4062. Jan 29 12, 6:18 PM
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daBomb619
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It has, and it's not.
Reply #4063. Jan 29 12, 6:33 PM
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| honeybee4
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FRorgive me, "Coonskin"?
Reply #4064. Jan 29 12, 6:35 PM
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Jakeroo
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My Little Pony - the Movie?
Reply #4065. Jan 29 12, 7:15 PM
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Jakeroo
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Animalympics?
Reply #4066. Jan 29 12, 7:23 PM
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| honeybee4
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"Watership Down"?
Reply #4067. Jan 29 12, 7:26 PM
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daBomb619
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You got it, Jakeroo! It is My Little Pony: The Movie!
I'll explain a couple things. When I said earlier that only one of the songs was famous and only to a particular group of people, I was referring to the theme song, which most girls (and some guys) growing up in the 1980s would probably be familiar with. When I said it still has a legacy to this day, I meant that the franchise is still alive and well, with toys continuing to be released and a TV series that is still airing.
As for why I picked it...well, I figured that with such classics as Gladiator, Patton, A Man for All Seasons, Bus Stop, etc. on the list, the next movie needed to be one just as classic, but nowhere near in terms of anything else. Also, the current TV series (My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic) is probably the best show on television currently (no, really), so this movie was the first one to come to mind.
Reply #4068. Jan 29 12, 7:27 PM
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Jakeroo
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Thanks so much for the explanation - you're daBomb!
Now that I've breathed the biggest "WHEW" in ages in this thread, next up is an American "film noir" (in black and white of course LOL).
Reply #4069. Jan 29 12, 7:52 PM
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bubblesfun
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Is Orson Welles a part of it? The Third Man?
Reply #4070. Jan 29 12, 8:05 PM
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Jakeroo
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oooo Bubbles, perhaps you're clarivoyant like HoneyBee lol. Orson has some bearing in this, but not as an actor/director/producer
Reply #4071. Jan 29 12, 9:54 PM
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bubblesfun
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Lady in the Lake?
Reply #4072. Jan 29 12, 10:04 PM
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daver852
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Made in the 40s?
Reply #4073. Jan 29 12, 11:53 PM
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Jakeroo
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Not "Lady in the Lake", but yes a movie made in the 40s
Reply #4074. Jan 30 12, 12:21 AM
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paulmallon
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"The Magnificent Ambersons"?
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Posted: Jan 30 12 7:37 AM
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In it I talk about 10 celebrities who have been married at least 4 times and you have to pick, from the list of 4 choices, which one their FIRST MATE.
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Thanks
paulmallon
Reply #4075. Jan 30 12, 8:23 AM
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Jakeroo
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no not the magnificent ambersons
Reply #4076. Jan 30 12, 2:39 PM
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daver852
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Monsieur Verdoux?
Reply #4077. Jan 30 12, 3:03 PM
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daver852
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Monsieur Verdoux?
Reply #4078. Jan 30 12, 3:03 PM
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Jakeroo
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No, a little earlier than that one
Reply #4079. Jan 30 12, 3:35 PM
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paulmallon
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"THE STRANGER"?
Reply #4080. Jan 30 12, 4:21 PM
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