Most Rewatchable Scene
The bistro stare-down; Lester and George’s late conversation; the opening sex scene
In the discussion (15)
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- George arriving at Jill’s after sleeping with Felicia is nominated for Jill’s dawning realization that something happened. — Bill Simmons
- George’s brief tantrum and immediate reconsideration after throwing away his jacket are nominated. — Bill Simmons
- The chaotic salon entrances and exits are nominated. — Bill Simmons
- George and Jackie’s parking-lot confrontation is nominated for her blunt rejection of the idea that she has sex for money. — Bill Simmons
- George styling Jackie’s hair in the bathroom is nominated. — Bill Simmons
- Carrie Fisher’s bedroom scene is nominated. — Bill Simmons
- The prolonged stare-down between Felicia and Jackie at the party is nominated. — Bill Simmons
- Lester moving awkwardly through the party is nominated. — Bill Simmons
- George’s attempted declaration of love during “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds” is nominated. — Bill Simmons
- George admitting that he slept with all of the women is nominated. — Bill Simmons
- George making peace with Lester is nominated. — Bill Simmons
- Jackie ending the relationship with George on the overlook is nominated.
- The dark opening sex scene set to “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” is nominated.
- The bistro stare-down is selected for its interlocking relationships, Nixon backdrop, and Jackie’s drunken behavior. — Cameron Crowe
- Lester and George’s late-night conversation is selected for the men’s camaraderie, cruelty, and Jack Warden’s comic concern with housekeeping.