The Misfits [1961]
1. “If I’m going to be alone, I want to be by myself.”
2. An unbuilt bedroom.
3. Selling wild horses for 6 cents a pound.
The Misfits [1961]
1. “If I’m going to be alone, I want to be by myself.”
2. An unbuilt bedroom.
3. Selling wild horses for 6 cents a pound.
Pulse [2001]
1. She instructs him on how to bookmark a webpage and how to “print screen.”
2. Glitch loop: man crossing a threshold.
3. Following the rollaway gas cap.
Crimes of the Future [2022]
1. “Careful. Don’t spill.”
2. Inner Beauty Pageant.
3. Double drill.
Strange Victory [1948]
1. “They paid. Everyone paid.”
2. Silver Shirts.
3. Euphemistic signifiers of restrictive housing and membership. “Select Clientele,” etc.
Mysterious Object at Noon [1999]
1. He reminds them that he was promised KFC.
2. Playing inside, playing outside, swimming in the water.
3. Cripple boy.
Osaka Elegy [1936]
1. “Have you forgotten that you’re the owner, at least in name, of Asai Pharmaceuticals? Yet you’re still the servile little toad you always were.”
2. Elaborate tracking shot upon entering Suminoe Suites.
3. I like to think that at the end she’s ready to restart her own life.
The Batman [2022]
1. The look on his face as he’s being cuffed.
2. Glasgow cemetery cycle ride.
3. Joker next door.
The French Dispatch [2021]
1. “I’ll have my drink now.”
2. Cat-covered roofs.
3. Typographic memory.
France [2021]
1. Iridescent jacket.
2. Enormous Gilbert & George (?) stained glass artpiece in the living room.
3. “I was married to a monster for 20 years.”