In Two Weeks in Another Town (dir. Vincent Minnelli, 1962), a plane is ready to take off. John Andrus (Kirk Douglas) is lingering. A flight attendant calls from the airplane door: “Mr. Andrus, we must take off, or we’ll lose our clearance.”
And right then the message comes on the screen, as it very rarely does:
Buffering . . .Leaving enough time for a last kiss.
[No. 9 in a series.]
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