C’mon C’mon [2021]
1. A nine-year-old kid who loves Mozart’s Requiem.
2. Be funny comma when you can period.
3. “We don’t like raisins.”
C’mon C’mon [2021]
1. A nine-year-old kid who loves Mozart’s Requiem.
2. Be funny comma when you can period.
3. “We don’t like raisins.”
Detective Story [1951]
1. On his farm he grows lettuce, cabbage, and kale.
2. She stays behind in the records room, powdering her nose.
3. Lee Grant’s pungent Bronx accent.
Paprika [2006]
1. A secret apartment littered with old toys.
2. Cocktail bar music.
3. He pulls his hand through her body, zipping away her face.
Three Cases of Murder [1955]
1. Moving into the painting. Closer to the house. The door swings open.
2. Without asking, he plucks a carnation from the bouquet for his buttonhole.
3. “Brilliant, but insufferable.”
My Neighbor Totoro [1988]
1. Soft and furry bus benches.
2. A message scratched into the cornhusk.
3. Disquieting family tub scene.
Following [1998]
1. “Say something to me.” He does, and then she slaps him.
2. Marilyn Monroe picture tacked on the wall near his writing desk.
3. Earring in a plastic evidence envelope.
3 Women [1977]
1. “She’ll show you just how easy it really is.”
2. “We don’t like the twins.”
3. “Ever since you moved in here you’ve been causing me grief. Nobody wants to hang around you. You don’t drink, you don’t smoke. You don’t do anything you’re supposed to do.”
Hollywood Chinese [2007]
1. Christopher Lee explains eye makeup and prosthetics.
2. Notes on Anna May Wong’s screen test for The Good Earth: “disappointing.”
3. Roger Ebert defending Better Luck Tomorrow at Sundance.
Bad Influence [1990]
1. An ingenious cut: Michael throws back the shot of tequila, Alex swallows it.
2. Glass bricks everywhere.
3. Don’t step on the brake pedal.