[QUOTE=rayh]
Munich.
Ok, anything by Stephen Seagal, really.
The Die Hard films.
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Munich and the two Entebbe movies involved Palestinian terrorists.
Or are your implying something? :dubious:
[QUOTE=Dr. Rieux]
Munich and the two Entebbe movies involved Palestinian terrorists.
Or are your implying something? :dubious:
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Everybody’s a little bit Christian?
I got nothin.
[QUOTE=Dr. Rieux]
Munich and the two Entebbe movies involved Palestinian terrorists.
Or are your implying something? :dubious:
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Ooops! :smack: Next you’ll be telling me Palestinians are Muslim. :eek:
[QUOTE=rayh]
Ooops! :smack: Next you’ll be telling me Palestinians are Muslim. :eek:
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Actually, not always. The Palestinian Queen of Jordan is a Christian.
[QUOTE=rayh]
Ok, anything by Stephen Seagal, really.
[snip]
The Die Hard films.
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I considered these (Under Siege is the only Seagal film I’ve ever seen) and rejected them. The bad guys in these movies are explicitly profit-driven and have no ideology beyond that.
Bonnie Bedilia: You’re just common thieves!
Alan Rickman: No, we’re uncommon thieves!
The Sixth Day. Although the link doesn’t mention if the terrorists were Christian or not, I seem to recall they were.
[QUOTE=BrainGlutton]
No . . . but that may have been where they got the idea . . .
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Only if they had watched it, which nobody did. Proof?
[QUOTE=Krokodil]
Bonnie Bedilia: You’re just common thieves!
Alan Rickman: No, we’re uncommon thieves!
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No, he’s an exceptional thief. And since he’s moving up to kidnapping, you should be more polite! 
In an effort to redeem my abysmal performance so far I give you :-