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Sweet Smell of Success (1957) has been said to be filled with great dialogues. I find myself puzzling over some lines:
Sidney: No. Let me finish, J.J. I don't like this job. That boy is dumb on matinee days only. Otherwise, he's got a head. And Susan, like you said, is growing up. Two heads.
Wh...
Years ago I watched the BBC television series Little Dorrit. In one scene, I'm pretty sure, Mrs. General explains to Amy the views that Amy ought to express, when eventually conversing in society, concerning the things they saw on their European tour. She is to praise certain sites and to dispara...
Richard Jewell comforts his crying mother after he yelled at her
for watching a war movie:
Richard Jewell: You just sit down. You watch whatever you wanna watch.
I don't care. And I'm sorry I yelled.
Richard Jewell says to his friends:
Yeah, she's had about three days to be proud of her son......
In the second season of the Bloodline series we are introduced to a small-time crook Ozzy, who wants to earn some easy money from the Rayburn family: when John Rayburn starts his Sheriff campaign, Ozzy decides to approach them saying that "he knows things that could harm his campaign". He gets pa...
This is about the TV show "Normal People", which is an adaptation of the novel, by the same name. The answer to my question isn't clear from the TV show, but may be mentioned in the novel; either source is acceptable, presuming they don't significantly differ.
Marianne attends school with Connell...
When Ruth is at the woods looking for Tony, she sees an old lady in red with a cigar and (I think) a glass of alcohol in her hands. Who is she?
I believe she is Ruth as a ghost (even though she is alive) because of the cigar, the alcohol and she looks happy - throughout the movie we see Ruth's c...
Even with the advance of technology, money, and cinematic taste, etc. people avoid making films or tv shows as realistic as possible.
Whether the story is based on a true events: the akward nuances of real life, the expressions, our facial features, is far more difficult to mimic than the “cleanl...
