Looks like Brian from Family Guy
Hearing this even today still gives me goosebumps.
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slicing up eyeballs
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¡Yes!
D’oh - you’re right, of course.
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Agreed.
See no evil, speak no evil.
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Yes in my Film Studies class in HS 1975. We could not show it during class but we watched it after school. It was on my request because a girl I had a crush on was into Dali and said it was cool.
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We were lucky to have the opportunity to attend the special Dali exhibition at the Reina Sofia Museum in Madrid in 2013. There was a large chunk of the exhibition dedicated to his film work; not only Un Chien Andalou and Spellbound, but also his unlikely collaboration with Walt DIsney (Destino) and his TV commercials. Several of the latter are a blast, and serve to drive home the point that Dali’s greatest work of art was Dali.
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And the unmade Marx Brothers Giraffes on Horseback Salad? I remember reading a lot about it in a book about them long, long ago
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Yes, there were pages and drawings from his original draft screenplay.
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Sounds like it would go great with Duck Soup.
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Jesus christ put a content warning on that. Was not expecting body horror (of course, against a woman) and would NOT have watched if I had known.
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The actress, Simone Mareuil, also had an especially dark life, aside from this film.
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Yeah, definitely out of line to have no warning. 
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A warning would be nice.
Perhaps there are mitigating factors though, since it’s almost a hudred years old and massively famous specifically for the squicky scene.
But yeah, should have at least mentioned the fact that it’s graphic in a way you really don’t see in modern film.
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