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Understanding the underlying concepts and themes behind the film/TV-show and its different interpretations. Not to be used for direct plot discussions.
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Sweet Smell of Success (1957) "dumb on matinee days only"
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 matin …
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Why does Cady say "I ain't your porch-baby"
In Martin Scorsese's movie Cape Fear (1991) Cady has a brief exchange with a PI hired by Sam Bowden
Cady: Are you my friend?
PI: No, I'm not your friend.
Cady: Oh. 'Cause I thought maybe you were my …
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What does this dialogue mean in The Barefoot Contessa (1954)?
This dialogue from The Barefoot Contessa (1954) is completely over my head. What Harry and Maria are talking about seems cryptic if not nonsensical.
Maria: Or, perhaps, you want me for yourself, and …
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What exactly is Dennis' role in prison in Starred Up?
During my second viewing of Starred Up (2013), some scenes piqued my curiosity. Dennis clearly is the prison boss who everybody in the prison is afraid of. Even the guards take their cue from him. But …
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