Practical

Arielle and Rick have just finished watching the film The Young Victoria.

In case you didn't know (and this gives away NONE of the movie), Queen Victoria and her husband had a great love and after he died, she still laid out his clothes every day for the next 40 years until she died.

Arielle (lovingly): "Aw, after you die, I'm going to lay out your clothes every day."

Rick: "Why don't you lay them out while I'm alive? At least that way I'll get some benefit out of it."
 
  

Accepting

Rick and Arielle are watching The Other Boleyn Girl.

Towards the beginning of the film, the family of is trying to have their young daughter catch the King's eye so that he will bed her, make her his mistress, bear him an heir, and thus keep her family wealthy and in good standing.

Arielle comments on the unfairness/sadness of this 16th century situation.

Rick (clearly finding nothing wrong with the plot whatsoever): "What else is she gonna do with her life? Go to college?"

Delighted

Arielle and Rick have just finished watching Miller's Crossing.

Rick: "That's a good movie."

Arielle: "Yeah. But except for Marcia Gay Harden, there were no women in it."

Rick (with a look that seems to say, 'Exactly,' his opinion solidified): "That's a good movie."

There is a long pause while Arielle looks at him, the ass-like smirk never leaving his face.

Rick (indicating what should be): "No beach volleyball, then no women."