Onion peeling scene

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Geena Davis peeling an onion scene is from when she was speaking on stage after being presented an award at a broadcaster ceremony, which was from the movie "Hero" with Dustin Hoffman

AI?

[Anonymous]

I thought this was going to be about Hillary Baldwin "forgetting" the English word for onion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wtf is wrong w me that I thought this was going to be an S&Mish post about some fetish involving onion cutting/the resulting tearing up and eye pain, and I still clicked on it. AND was disappointed that I didn’t get to learn of some new kink that weirdos have.

100% same. Except I was so miffed it wasn't the purpose of this post that I then googled it to see if it's a thing and it's apparently not. All these freaks who find each other on the internet and there isn't an onion peeling scene? Incontheivable!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wtf is wrong w me that I thought this was going to be an S&Mish post about some fetish involving onion cutting/the resulting tearing up and eye pain, and I still clicked on it. AND was disappointed that I didn’t get to learn of some new kink that weirdos have.

I thought it was going to be about local groups of people who liked to get together and peel onions like the OP does, who was trying to find out info on the hip ‘onion peeling scene’ in DC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can totally picture the scene you're talking about. I feel like it was Geena Davis playing some sort of cut-throat producer or something, and she was giving a speech and cutting the onion? But I just did a search for that and came up with nothing. Sorry!

You're right. It's Geena Davis in the movie Hero.
from imdb: In the movie, after receiving an award, Gail Gayle mentions "Life is like an Onion, you peel away and the story becomes different, but when you peel everything away, everything is all a lie" as part of her News acceptance award speech.

Woot!! I was the PP who suggested Geena Davis! If only there was a way to monetize my memory for random details from old 80s and 90s movies, b/c my poor, aging, peri-menopause foggy brain is FULL of them! But I can't remember where I put my reading glasses.

It's called AI.