Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is a 2004 American romantic fantasy film about rediscovering memory scripted by Charlie Kaufman and directed by Michel Gondry. The film uses elements of science fiction, nonlinear narration and neosurrealism to explore the nature of memory and romantic love. It opened in North America on March 19, 2004, and grossed over US$70 million worldwide. Kaufman and Gondry worked on the story with Pierre Bismuth, a...
Joel telling Clementine that he likes everything about her, Clementine retort...
Joel wondering if he and Clementine going to the same restaurant makes them a...
Stan telling Patrick he would maybe have more luck with women if he did not s...
Joel desperate about Clementine pretending she does not know him while Rob of...
Clementine makes Joel show her constellations while lying on the ice and Joel...
Clementine makes Joel show her constellations while lying on the ice and Joel...
Joel telling Clementine that he likes everything about her, Clementine retort...
Clementine asking Joel if he is married and determines he lives with a woman ...
Mary compliments Dr. Mierzwak on expertly working on Joel.
Joel and Dr. Mierzwak simultaneously on removing mementos so that later Joel ...
Joel on the fact that Patrick is seducing Clementine with his words and things.
Hollis to Dr. Mierzwak that he should tell Mary that they already had an affa...
Mary's take on adults being a mess of sadness and phobias.
Clementine and Joel discuss how they both wished he had stayed and not taken ...
Joel on being ashamed of allowing the others to bully him, but Clementine let...
Joel making fun of the movie to Clementine.
Joel pleading with Mierzwiak to keep this one happy memory with Clementine.
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