Do his poot smell like mine?

You don't have to lie.

I pinch.

I pinch to feel.

It's one of those singing and dancing towns.

The Music Man - 7.5/10. Robert Preston is wonderful as a sleaze, but I don't buy his change of heart. It seems inappropriate for the man to not have to talk his way out of it.

Muffins.

I got some.

The idea of learning is to be bigger, not smaller.

Born Yesterday - 8.5/10. Everyone in this movie is dimmer because Judy Holliday is beside them.

I just like the way

these words look on the page.

As we would lay and learn

what each other's bodies were for.

Can't convince a boy

a girl's not pretty.

I remember nothing about it

except that I enjoyed it.

A fundamental misunderstanding

of how people behave.

Had finally got up the guts

to outgrow me.

She kept secrets of pride locked so tight in her heart,

it killed a part of her before the rest was gone.

I've got secrets

you don't know.

That indicate to me that in order to survive,

she had to be interesting.

We both love this game so much,

we can hardly fucking stand it.

Unfortunately, nothing did.

The Magical Mystery Tour - 4/10. Ringo is still my favorite.

Drink to the dead all you still alive.

We shall join them in good time.

As in the beginning,

the end.

From torched skyscrapers,

men grew wings.

It cost too much,

staying human.

And me wan' go home.

Coraline - 6.5/10. Direct descendant of 'Beetlejuice,' which is an unfortunate comparison because the anarchy and everything-goes spirit of that movie had a welcome place in an impressive, but surprisingly humorless 'Coraline.'

It makes as much sense

as anything else I've ever heard.

A Lady's Age happening to be questioned,

she affirmed she was but Forty, and called upon a Gentleman that was in Company for his Opinion; Cousin, said she, do you believe I am in the Right, when I say I am but Forty? I ought not to dispute it, Madam, reply'd he, for I have heard you say so these [last] ten Years.

I start fightin' a war,

I guarantee, you'll see something new.

I will lead you him to whom you love.

Destiny - 4/10. Fritz Lang. Where 'Metropolis' made its point halfway through and then continued to make that point, 'Destiny' marks its intent in the title and insists on going from there. The final act turns interesting and almost slapstick as the dame becomes desperate and begs the old and disabled and the waiting to die for to take her lover's place, them refusing it on the basis of 'at least it's still life,' but that's an hour and some minutes into an otherwise boring movie.

I would tell you everything

if you stopped asking questions.

We feel,

as if truth were a matter of personal taste.

What's the point of giving you any more artworks

when you don't understand the ones you've got.

The most overrated virtue.

Honesty.

Life might very well lack purpose, and it might very well be a struggle.

But that doesn't mean you have to be an asshole about it.

For a eunuch, you seem to be quite in love.

It wasn't my heart they clipped!

You want to rule the world.

I only want to enjoy it.

My watch is not broken.

It is the times that are broken.

Girl, who you been pootin' on?

You best not be pootin' on me.

Fuck a Snuggie.

Just as much telling you what's good

as figuring out what good means.

You're going to turn into a

taco bell.

The beat generation.

Wendy and Lucy - 6.5/10. The world deigns to keep you at your level + hipster drama.

Forgotten to remember what we've chosen to forget.

Waltz With Bashir - 8.5/10. 'It will be no excuse to say: I was just following orders.'

All the looks of love

were staged.

Old man river.

He don' give a fuuuuuuuuh.