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References
In Lola Rennt, the painting on the wall of the casino (woman in grey suit with hair in spiral bun) is of Madeleine Elster (who in Vertigo is looking at a painting of Carlotta Valdes), and supports the spiral motif employed in both films.
The match cut of the red bag filled with stolen money to the red phone falling into its place is an hommage to Kubrick's famous shot
In a few scenes, Lola breaks glass by screaming, just like Blechtrommel's main character Oskar. Similar cuts between Lola and scattering glass items.
duplicates the shot in which Renton in Trainspotting is almost hit by a car
Referenced in
This episode has a resemblance to the movie, because we see 4 different "what if"-stories... they look almost the same, only with the difference that if you change just a little bit in the story, then the future can change completely
As they're about to recreate the events in the plane, Grissom says "We're gonna have to do a Run Lola Run and play this in literal time"
Mentioned by Andrea
Young German girl with radical, slightly mussed pink hair, running around.
Poster can be seen.
Poster can be seen in flat.
The entire short film The Receipt is an homage to Run Lola Run. Note...the comments/review on The Receipt's IMBd page make note of this reference.
Episode title (a/k/a "Run, Lola, Run")
The music playing while the janitor is running towards J.D. is from the film Run Lola Run.
At the end of the movie, the protagonist answers a radio trivia question about this film.
Techno-music-driven sequence with score deliberately riffing on "Lola rennt" running music
Max enters a stairwell and says to Bud "Maybe you could animate this part"
The name is a reference to the english translation 'Run Lola Run'.
Run Lola Run is mentioned in a review of The International as another movie directed by Tom Tykwer.
The section Crisp Packets in One Minutes references Run Lola Run's theme, structure and style.
A "possesed" girl speaks german during a possession episode, actually she's quoting "Run Lola Run" wich, as mentionend later, is her favourite movie.
Silver says she felt like she was in Run, Lola, Run
Christy mentions that Sony Pictures Classics released the film
The entire episode is a reference to the classic, including the dice mirroring the soccer ball from the film's beginning.
Featured in
clips
Footage from this is featured.
clips shown
A clip from this film is shown
also directed by Tom Tykwer
Spoofed in
Zooming in on the phone as it rings, then zooming in on Cindy and hitting her in the head with the camera
we love that film.
The rapid-fire "photo" montage showing Brian and Twists's bizarre sexual behavior is an idea taken (complete with sound effects) from Run Lola Run, specifically the film's own sexual deviance montage.
Lisa runs in desperation to reach her destination to a time limit and techno music; spoofing Run Lola Run.
Run Ronnie Run! (2002) is a parody.
A chase scene in the short "Poker" uses similar music. DVD audio commentary indicates that it is specifially parodying this movie
Includes a spoof of Run Lola Run
The whole thing is a persiflage of Run Lola Run.




