The Incredible Shrinking Man [1957]
1. Nuclear fallout as glitter.
2. Sugar shaker.
3. He can now fit through the bars of his prison.
The Incredible Shrinking Man [1957]
1. Nuclear fallout as glitter.
2. Sugar shaker.
3. He can now fit through the bars of his prison.
Time [2020]
1. Dingdong #2 and #1.
2. Bad credit, wants the most expensive car on the lot.
3. Torching the cardboard cutout on the grill.
Phantom Thread [2017]
1. POV car shots that recall the opening sequence of Lawrence of Arabia.
2. Literally sizing her up.
3. Vest, jacket, ascot over pajamas.
Fish Tank [2009]
1. He passes her the beer, looks at her with a vague hopefulness.
2. “You need sorting out.”
3. She can’t swim.
Secret Honor [1984]
1. He extracts a cassette from the inner pocket of his smoking jacket.
2. Dual meanings of the word “pardon.”
3. Black Irish.
Crossfire [1947]
1. He’s a former cop from St. Louis. Four years on the East side.
2. Leroy stoops to pick up the pad of paper. The contempt on Montgomery’s face.
3. Incorrect address.
The Wolf of Snow Hollow [2020]
1. “Anger management.”
2. Falling asleep at the library.
3. Shattered oven door.
Torn Curtain [1966]
1. Most asinine line of dialog: “But that’s behind the Iron Curtain!”
2. “To celebrate I will pay for the liquid.”
3. Under the blankets again.
This movie reminds of David Lynch’s Dune: no matter how many times I watch it, it never gets any better.