Barry Lyndon [1975]
1. He blows smoke in her face and then smiles sweetly.
2. “Mr. Barry, in my profession we hear many such stories. Yours is one of the most intriguing and touching I’ve heard in many weeks. Nevertheless, I’m afraid I cannot grant your request. ”
3. £500 annuity.
Flash Gordon [1980]
1. “Hurling your bodies into the void without the slightest inkling of who or what is out there.”
2. “How pathetic.”
3. “They armored me, girl!”
Girl with Hyacinths [1950]
1. She never finished writing the song, she explains, because her inspiration ended.
2. An untouched bottle of Cinzano.
3. He achieves sobriety but his painting turns banal.
Conversation Piece [1974]
1. Pop music from the other room clashing with the classical music on his bedside stereo.
2. He explains away the troubles in his past. “It was 1968.”
3. In a moment of loneliness, he invites them over for dinner.
Daaaaaalí! [2023]
1. He apologizes for the noise: it’s raining dead dogs.
2. The biggest film camera in the world.
3. Griping models.
The Substance [2024]
1. Knee-pop.
2. Snow on the sidewalk in LA?
3. The whole crew of the show studying her ass.
Orwell: 2 + 2 = 5 [2025]
1. “We cannot help this. When you are on a sinking ship, your thoughts will be about sinking ships.”
2. Prone to tuberculosis. Frequent smoker.
3. There’s no goosestepping in Britain because the crowds would just laugh.
No Time to Die [2021]
1. Annoying screenwriting tick: Bond repeatedly telling people, “Talk to me.”
2. Rappelling the skyscraper at dusk.
3. Side-kicking a baddie in a killer dress.
Random Harvest [1942]
1. Alone and terrified in the midst of an overjoyed, boisterous crowd.
2. Pained look on the Reverend’s face at the offkey organist’s singing.
3. A creaking gate, a treebranch that sags.
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