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A nitwit you say? Are you thinking of me? Are you aware that my title is Eric, Ph.D.?
As to your games, I've tried out your demo. It played like a Ford Fiesta; mine will be a limo.

(That actually made me sad to type -- I really enjoyed the DHAMSTB demo!)

Ah! I don't even know what a runner bean is! Are they delicious? Good one, Stu!

Dew UN to? others? As? ewe wood halve..   C.. UN2 Yourself?..

Do unto others, as you would have done onto* yourself?


EDIT:

done onto yourself -> them do unto you:
THEM! ..?  Do(h) from Sound of Music?

EDIT: Actually, with Renal's edit, he has it!: Dew UN 2 Others AS ewe wood halve Them! do UN too U. Or, Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. The good ol' golden rule. Well done!

Can you give us a...hint? I haven't a...idea. Flames, flames down the side of my face.

Indiana Jones presumably?

Aha! I think you're onto something here! Could the third clue be Bob (Al)Falfa, his character in American Graffiti? Alfafa's a green bean, and to bob means to cut....

For Korean cars, I'd assume Kia, Hyundai, Proton and Prius?  Daihatsu, maybe?

I'm pretty sure the Korean part was taken care of by the "Han" (the Korean river) part of Harrison "Han Solo" Ford.

Maybe you'll be better at curtain spotting if there are pretty ladies in front of them?

I did indeed recognize this door and curtain from PULP FICTION!

Here's a new one for you:

A Han Solo is a Ford (Harrison).

EDIT: Still trying to puzzle this one out. Common state names might be Washington (a common last name), Virginia (a common first name), the Carolinas or Dakotas (along with Virginia, the states who share part of a name with other states).

We could be looking at abbreviations for these, so WA, VA, NC, SC, ND, SD.

The only little bit of cheating I've done is to see where Stupot+ is from, as I know the models have different names. His profile says East Sussex. The only British Fords I know are Vauxhall and Prefect. Could be Vauxhall, but I don't know of a bean called an Uxhall.

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As we work on Stu's more difficult work, here's a riddle wrapped in a poem of my own creation. Should be pretty easy:

A philosophy by which we all should live,
Taking from others as long as we give:

The dampness of morning,
The countries together,
Shortstop for the Yankees,
Kidnappers of Sawyer,
The U.S. Samoa,
A ram's likely mate,
The yield of a dead oak,
Make four out of eight,
Ants are invading!
First note as it's spelled,
Uranium nitride,
Also, or, as well,
And the last word, here's the trick...do you get it? It's you who knows of the letter that accompanies 'Q.'

Condolences, you're up against an insulting master; and your game's aptly named -- you are a disaster!
I will wear a million stomping boots to dance on your grave. To misquote HAL 9000: I can do that, Dave.

Dave Gilbert makes his entire living off Wadjet Eye's proceeds

I have often wondered about it, but thought it too crass to ask directly! That's pretty awesome.

Ooh, I did like Primer. I haven't seen many recent movies because I have a two-year-old (which means I've seen one movie in theaters in the past year -- Disney's Planes). I'll have to seek this one out. On DVD yet?

Science of Sleep?

Sure Adeel, here's a nice juicy orange for you. Have it on a sunny afternoon, take it slowly, you don't want to choke or something...

I'm happy that both of our response to Adeel's Corleone posturing was to reference oranges.

My big disappointment for this round is that the phrase "Final Fantasy" had so many implications and so many potential end rhymes.

Cary Grant will take her up the wheelchair-accessible way. Don't be sad, Deborah!

Be prepared to meet Don Corleone...

I will come at you like an orange.

(I must be incredibly intimidating?)

Hesher?

I'll throw my hat in as well.

Calling it Britain implies it's the same Britain that America broke off from 230 years ago. I prefer to call it Britain Bambaataa Planet Rock.

This is a fantastic movie, and has the single greatest final duel in the streets of any western ever made.