Rachel, Rachel (1968)
“Back to our respective cages.”
“Back to our respective cages.”
“Don’t worry — it’s not THAT bad. If it was, everyone wouldn’t be doing it.”
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“Oh, baby — I told you again and again to stay out of those kind of things.”
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“You just can’t reach in and click a kid on: ‘I love you. You’re transformed.'”
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“Trying to talk and hear at the same time is like trying to eat and kiss. It’s a mess!”
“If we could just love each other as much as we say we love Him… I expect there’d be much less trouble in the world.”
“I’m 11. We’re all 11. We all have our birthdays the same week.”
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“The stunt-cock is here!”
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Response to Peary’s Review: … I disagree that the film’s visuals “aren’t erotic enough”; this movie intends to satirize porn, not aspire towards it. Redeeming Qualities:
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“The Circus of Nights — a hundred delights!”
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Response to Peary’s Review: Note: Fans of Jerzy Skolimowski’s Deep End will no doubt enjoy seeing the film’s teenage star (John Moulder-Brown) in a radically different role as the town’s young hero. Redeeming Qualities: Must See? Links: |
“I hear you’re hunting for a short cut through the hills.”
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