H.I. McDunnough speaks on morals.

“There's right, and there's right,
and never the twain shall meet.”

“They got a name for people like you, Hi. That name is called recidivism.”
Um, hello, I'm pretty sure I'm supposed to be married to a Coen brother. Either one. In 1987.





Asked to explain what makes a movie work, Howard Hawks reportedly defined the formula as

“three good scenes, no bad scenes.”

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