To get Spencer out before he was killed, "John" proposed entering his dream - weirdly believing that Freddy wouldn""t hurt him ("I""m family").The "Max" character bragged: "I like the power that Amoco gives me." A TV series rip-off that was broadcast during the 1987-1988 season (with only 10 episodes), appeared with a similar heroic character itledThe Highwayman.The "verdict" is delivered by Dr.Steele - she makes light of his pronouncement as if she is being sentenced: "The prisoner will rise.The sentence." He suggests hat immediate brain surgery is imperative: "We""ve got to operate...Well, after all, the brain is like any other part of the body.Things get out of kilter, have to be adjusted." Judith rejects Dr.Steele""s orders with a frightful, alarmed look: "Oh no I won""t!" He has discovered, in all likelihood, that she has a possibly-malignant brain tumor or "glioma" originating in the central nervous system: "It is rather like a plant - a parasitic one.It had a total of three award nominations (without any wins): Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Sound (Walter Murch and Arthur Rochester).As the plane crashed hrough the terminal windows, a woman tossed her blanketed infant into the air.It was one of the film""s most memorable and iconic images (paying homage to a similar crash sequence with a train inSilver Streak (1976)).