The Wild Robot [2024]
1. Wooden prosthetic leg.
2. The lodge becomes a safe haven.
3. Emerging in the spring, moss-covered.
The Wild Robot [2024]
1. Wooden prosthetic leg.
2. The lodge becomes a safe haven.
3. Emerging in the spring, moss-covered.
I Married a Monster from Outer Space [1958]
1. An empty street at night. Lone raincoated figure staring into a toy store window.
2. The aliens are teetotalers.
3. Floating, dangling bodies in the spacecraft.
The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie [2024]
1. Foreshadowing.
2. A monster consisting of an eyeball stalk, novelty teeth, and gum.
3. Clampett’s Diner.
Fort Apache, The Bronx [1981]
1. Razor blade in her mouth.
2. A five-minute warning prior to tear gassing.
3. Walking her corpse up and down the hallway.
Kiss Me, Stupid [1964]
1. The one waiter who won’t laugh.
2. Phallic Chianti.
3. “That miserable liar, he was telling me the truth!”
Quo Vadis [1951]
1. “When I play and sing, I have visions of things I never dreamed existed. The world is mine. And mine to end.”
2. Escape to the sewers.
3. Peter’s sprouting cane.
The Rescuers Down Under [1990]
1. Inadequate runway.
2. Transport by snake.
3. Eggsitting.
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? [1962]
1. A perfectly ordinary lambchop.
2. “You mean all this time we could have been friends?”
3. Seeing her reflection in the mirror, she breaks down sobbing. Then Blanche starts buzzing again and again.
Sisters with Transistors [2020]
1. Suzanne Ciani was the first female composer to score a Hollywood film (The Incredible Shrinking Woman, 1981).
2. To play the theremin you must be a butterfly.
3. Hand-spliced tape loops.
Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story [2024]
1. Half an inch either way, things would have turned out differently.
2. William Hurt urging him not to sell out and reject the part.
3. Teaching his son to ride a bicycle.