Wiener-Dog [2016]
1. Extended tracking shot of doggie diarrhea.
2. “It’s a beautiful day outside. Would you like to go for a walk?”
“What for?”
3. A dose of Kaopectate.
Wiener-Dog [2016]
1. Extended tracking shot of doggie diarrhea.
2. “It’s a beautiful day outside. Would you like to go for a walk?”
“What for?”
3. A dose of Kaopectate.
Pink Flamingos [19]
1. “Oh my God Almighty! Someone has sent me a bowel movement!”
2. Not one chicken, but two chickens.
3. He carts her away in a wheelbarrow.
The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman’s Portrait Photography [2016]
1. Poets dropping by the office regularly to use the free copier.
2. Borrowing a shopping cart for extended periods of time to display her wares.
3. A final answering machine message from Allen Ginsberg.
Bunny Lake Is Missing [1965]
1. A soft spot for junket.
2. Hospital basement with machinery: shades of The Elephant Man.
3. A collection of whips.
The Death of Stalin [2017]
1. Boyfriends of Christ.
2. “You see? Old Molotov’s still got some scheming left in him.”
3. They abruptly cease the executions and clear out, leaving the remaining condemned men without explanation.
The Russia House [1990]
1. “Listen, nowadays you have to think like a hero just to behave like a merely decent human being.”
2. Roy Scheider’s yellow bowtie.
3. An apartment overlooking the harbor so he can watch the ships come in.
The Day of the Jackal [1973]
1. Lonsdale, a French actor, speaking in English while playing a Frenchman; Jacobi, an English actor, speaking in English while playing a Frenchman.
2. Tucked-up leg.
3. Behind his head, a splash on the pavement.
Oppenheimer [2023]
1. Heavy water: a wrong turn.
2. Not a verdict, a denial.
3. Dipping the rims of the cocktail glasses in a mixture of honey and lime juice.
Clash of the Titans [1981]
1. Blood larvae.
2. Steaming neckhole.
3. “It is my wish. My command?”
The Spiritualist [1948]
1. Laughing bird.
2. Writing pad switcheroo.
3. Hidden speaker in the fireplace.