Happens all the time. The bad guys are sadists or have a bizarre sense of humor and come up with some elaborate way to kill people instead of just shooting them in the head. Simplify, simplify. Yeah, I really enjoyed that sequence. Why not just shoot them? Much easier. Yep, pretty much just a varia...

'The Asphalt Jungle'

Next: does a good job of presenting the historical facts correctly

Henry Fonda ('Mister Roberts')

Next: played an American Revolutionary War character

'Our Man Flint'

Next: on the run from the underworld

Janet Leigh

Next: outlaw biker

'Red River'

Next: trying to prove their innocence

a young Dick Powell

Next: played an angel (...and let's say other than Henry Travers in IAWL)

Do you have a specific film in mind for that one? :o I wanna say the Indians in Stagecoach do that and Hatfield is the only one to notice the mirror shining so my answer is Stagecoach. Did I answer the movie you were thinking of? :0 Next: a political thriller No, I didn't really have one particular...

'Gone with the Wind'

Next: a Morse Code message sent using the sun's reflection off some shiny object

From previous page: "next- uninhibited"

Goldie Hawn

Next: stiff upper lip Brit

'Breakfast at Tiffany's" (Moon River)

Next: how about one more of these here

William Wyler's 1944 documentary, 'The Memphis Belle: A Story of a Flying Fortress" / for a scripted film, 1955's 'The Dam Busters'

Next: winning in style

All in all, this is the best list from AFT I've ever seen. Sure, it's not mine, but it's not heavily weighted toward recent films, and it includes some essential films. Actually KR, I've noticed over the years that all the various categories of the AFI "Best Lists" tend not to be heavily ...

Charlie Ruggles

Next: she was always a little slow on the ol' uptake

Yeah, sure, I pretty much agree with this list.

(...EXCEPT for 'The Music Man' being conspicuous by its absence on it, anyway)