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* The adrenochrome sequence is just unsettling, to say the least.
** Specifically, when Dr. Gonzo starts to transform into Bacchus in Duke's hallucinations.
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* The adrenochrome sequence is just unsettling, to say the least.
least. The hotel room takes a demonically red tinge to it and the camera becomes claustrophobic and narrow, with closeups of Duke and Gonzo's faces. Even the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rokBBFvB218&list=PLFZ0Nrl96Qz-IMnxYZaD-Cro_nmCpKvyY&index=29 music]] sounds like something out of a horror movie.
** Specifically, when Dr. Gonzo starts to transform into Bacchus in Duke'shallucinations.
%%*hallucinations, right as Gonzo begins describing the effects of the drug. The close-ups on Duke's panicked face make seem like he's going insane.
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** Specifically, when Dr. Gonzo starts to transform into Bacchus in Duke's hallucinations.
* There's also Ralph Steadman's illustrations in the book.
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* The diner scene.
** It's never disclosed what happened to the waitress to cause such a horrific flashback, but judging by Ellen Barkin's reaction in the film it was too gruesome even in an a film replete with drug experiences. It's even more horrible than the bathtub scene as Gonzo is '''completely''' lucid and she can't tell if he will murder her for not letting him buy the pie.
** It's never disclosed what happened to the waitress to cause such a horrific flashback, but judging by Ellen Barkin's reaction in the film it was too gruesome even in an a film replete with drug experiences. It's even more horrible than the bathtub scene as Gonzo is '''completely''' lucid and she can't tell if he will murder her for not letting him buy the pie.
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* The diner scene.
scene. Could also count as a TearJerker.
** It's never disclosed what happened to the waitress to cause such a horrific flashback, but judging by Ellen Barkin's reaction in the film it was too gruesome even inan a film replete with drug experiences. It's even more horrible than the bathtub scene as Gonzo is '''completely''' lucid and she can't tell if he will murder her for not letting him buy the pie.
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** Duke is not given the chance to apologise for this, nor does he seem inclined to.
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** Duke is not given the chance to apologise for this, nor does he seem inclined to. Probably because it wouldn't make any difference.
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* The adrenochrome sequence is just... ugh.
* There's also Ralph Steadman's illustrations in the book.
* Dr. Gonzo with the knife on a bad acid trip.
-->'''Duke:''' One of the things you learn from years of dealing with drug people is that you can turn your back on a person, but ''never'' turn your back on a drug--especially when it's waving a razor-sharp hunting knife in your eye.
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* There's also Ralph Steadman's illustrations in the book.
* Dr. Gonzo with the knife on a bad acid trip.
-->'''Duke:''' One of the things you learn from years of dealing with drug people is that you can turn your back on a person, but ''never'' turn your back on a drug--especially when it's waving a razor-sharp hunting knife in your eye.
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