A brass film reel stands beside curled film and scattered pink flowers on a warm beige surface.

Original artwork, not a still

Ed

I hate it when she interrupts the movie.

— Ed Wood ‧ 1994

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker complains that they dislike it when a certain woman breaks in while a film is playing. It is a plain, grumbling statement of annoyance about being pulled away from something they are absorbed in, and it centres on the movie's importance to them.

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