NAME THAT FILM!

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Hey y'all!  Well, I decided to start a new feature here at Andy's Place called, "Name That Tune."  It's gonna be real good, too.

Dadman gave me permission to steal it off of him because he's been doing it on The Facebook for a while, and it's really fun, and he said that he didn't really invent "Name That Tune," and I believe him because he does not lie.  In this feature (which is soon to come), I'm gonna give you a couple of lines from a song, and you're gonna get to test your song knowledge wits to see if you can figure out what song it is.  (Title, and Artist)

And, they're gonna be hard, too.  I mean, I'm gonna be throwing obscure lyrics at y'all.  Now, the ground rules are that NO ONE can gooblecheat.  If you do, I will know, and you will not win our fabulous virtual prize that I'm working on.  Trust me...it's fabulous...and virtual.  So, only honest injuns need apply.

But, I decided to do something different from our normal "Name That Tune" on our opening episode, and go with a "NAME THAT FILM!" instead.

Now, y'all long-time visitors, and friends know that I don't really look at films much.  It's a long, long story that I won't re-tell, but there are only 7 or 8 films I've looked at in the last 20 years, so this should be pretty easy for y'all to narrow down.

Now, The Mrs., on the other hand, looks at films all the time.  She has about two thousand tapes of films that she looks at regularly.  And, I sometimes look at one with her...which I just did this afternoon.  So, the answer to this quiz is a film that I watched this afternoon.  I've actually seen it a few times with her, and like it real good.

It stars two of my favorite film stars of all time.  One is Kevin Costner.  Now, I really don't like him so much in this film as I do when we look at "The Postman."  I swear, I've seen "The Postman" at least three dozen times, and I can quote most all of the lines from it.  I really like it when Tom Petty says to The Postman, "Nahhhh, dude...you're famous!"  I really like that.  And, I think my favorite character in "The Postman" is Ford Lincoln Mercury (you know...the young negro kid that wanted to drive a car one day, and who became a heroic Postman in Costner's quest to get mail delivered and all...yeah, him).

The other big star in this film is Butch Cassidy.  Man, I love each and every Butch Cassidy film, including this one.  He's one of my favorite actors, especially when he was in "The Sting."  I love that film, and we have it on tape, too.

So, that's about enough about that.  Here are the lines.  Oh wait...I forgot to tell y'all that there is a heroine/gal in this film, too.  And, when you read "Her:" you'll know that this is the gal talking.  Here we go!

Her:  So, now I just go back to my job, and my son...and you'll just forget about me?


Him: (Kevin Costner...that's an extra clue, btw):  Every day!