Every time I watch that scene I practically scream, “I WANT IT THOUGH. GIVE ME THE BEAUTIFUL STEAK.”

The movie should have been more about Miranda than Andy and her dippy, drippy whiny boyfriend. In the sequel, she will have dumped his whiny ass and gotten someone who appreciated her rise in career power. I mean, if Andy had been a poor journalist who put in a lot of hours, or a chef of her own restaurant and put in…

RIGHT?

Seriously, she would NEVER say thank you, especially not so publicly. I think that’s what’s most bothersome about this scene.

My favorite thing to say is “by all means, move at a glacial pace. you know how that thrills me”.

My husband fainted on an escalator in San Francisco a few weeks ago and cracked the back of his head open.

The strange thing about that movie is there were zero sympathetic characters. They were all terrible people and I wanted bad things to happen to all of them.

At this guy. This guy right here. He’s a real bastard.

I have just the hat to go with his “coat”:

The sweet thing about Flower Pot from a Windowsill Amnesia, is that it’s entirely curable, by a second, nearly identical flowerpot falling on the head a short time later (ideally within 30 minutes, give or take a few commercials.)

Especially since the conversational ad libbing up to that moment is barely a notch above, “Things! Stuff! Haughty cocktail laughter!”

Book’s better. Andy quits by screaming FUCK YOU in Miranda’s face in public. Much more satisfying.

Maybe not even a nod just a look for the first time that isn’t down her nose at Andy.

10/10 for cerulean blues

Yeah, it definitely smacks of something a studio suit demanded that got “accidentally” left on the cutting room floor.

Amnesia from a flower pot falling on her head, please. That’s my favorite amnesia. It’s amnesia ambrosia.

Why didn’t they just make it so Andy had amnesia and didn’t realize she was actually named Annie Goolihy and she was married to Kurt Russell and was supposed to be helping him open a putt-putt golf course in Elk Cove, Oregon?

Agreed. It’s clear that why it was cut: redundancy is all.

Didn’t like it when it first came out, tried re-watching a couple months ago and couldn’t make it to the end. It’s not fun watching someone get shit on by their boss all the damn time. What’s to enjoy about this movie?