What Does Drive-Away Dolls Mean?

In this Curtis Review, we talk about Drive-Away Dolls, a solo directorial outing from Ethan Coen and written with Tricia Cooke. Topics include severed heads, odd editing choices and getting stoned and writing scripts with your SO.
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I disagree about the romance being telegraphed. I didn’t think it was going that way at all; I appreciated them sneaking up on our two leads becoming a couple a little bit.

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The opposites attract angle was apparent to me at the halfway point, especially when it became apparent that the movie wasn’t going in a real direction. I see what you mean though and looking back, when they did finally hook up, it was a little left field because they felt so stiff together. Thanks for the comment! 😊