1967, New Hollywood, USA, Director: Arthur Payne.
A classic of desperate mandarin ducks. Tell a story from the standpoint of the villain.
Bonnie's mother is awake.
These five people formed a small gang. Hand grenades and machine guns are all available. The iron armored vehicles that the police have driven came to arrest them.
Monocle sunglasses?️, a tribute to "Exhausted (1960)".
That last shot was horrific but hilarious. How much resentment, how much resentment? It's just making people into a sieve.
Lines: (Brother's joke)
A boy owns a ranch. His mother is sick.
The doctor called and said, "Listen, your mother is lying here. She's weak, and I want you to persuade her to drink some brandy to cheer him up."
He replied, "Mum doesn't drink, he doesn't drink a drop."
"I'll tell you what to do," said the doctor.
"I tell you, you take a jug of milk from the ranch every day, and try putting some brandy in it."
He did as he did, and added brandy to the milk and gave it to his mother, who drank a little and didn't notice. He brought her some more the next day. She drank a little more. So that's it, I drank a little more on the third day. On the fourth day, I drank a little more. More and more, finally a week later, he took the milk over. She drank it all. Drank it all in one go.
Then the mother called her son over and said, "Son, no matter what, don't sell this cow."
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