The Thin Blue Line [1988]
1. 9PM Carol Burnett Show.
2. Taillight variations.
3. “I’m the one that knows.”
3 other things.
The Thin Blue Line [1988]
1. 9PM Carol Burnett Show.
2. Taillight variations.
3. “I’m the one that knows.”
3 other things.
Hairspray [1988]
1. Negro Day, the last Thursday of each month.
2. Kicking aside the rat.
3. “Oh my God! There are colored people in my house!”
Polyester [1981]
1. “Children would get in the way of our erotic lifestyle.”
2. Marguerite Duras triple feature.
3. Air freshener happy ending.
Hairy Who & the Chicago Imagists [2014]
1. “Chicago is and always has been a Surrealist town.”
2. A talking mustache.
3. Comic book-style program in lieu of an exhibition catalog.
Beauty #2 [1965]
1. “It’s just a simple screw.”
2. Their petting does not interrupt their chainsmoking.
3. Chuck asks, “If you’re not enjoying it, why don’t you just stop?”
Gino momentarily stops kissing Edie and replies, “Because you’re enjoying it.”
Henry & June [1990]
1. Richard E. Grant pulling off an American accent.
2. The feeling of looking around a room and being turned on by everyone you see.
3. The audience shouting at the screen during Un Chien Andalou. “Say, ‘Fuck you, Jack!'”
High Flying Bird [2019]
1. A long holiday weekend without a holiday.
2. Sauna conversation.
3. “I had a real come-to-Jesus moment on this.”
The Uncanny [1977]
1. “I thought I saw a pussy cat! I did, I did see a pussy cat!”
2. Double toupee.
3. Cat got his tongue.
Ornette: Made in America [1985]
1. Circumcision rather than castration.
2. An impertinent question.
3. He saw King Curtis driving a limousine.
Arsenic and Old Lace [1944]
1. Lugging the body in the dark. Light shining through the crack at the bottom of the kitchen door, reflecting on the polished wooden floor.
2.”What has occurred?”
3. Jonathan helpfully moves the telephone so it’s closer.