When she promises, in one of the film's surprisingly few tearful moments, that hers will be the last face Victor ever sees, the audience can be assured that whenever he expires Victor will die a happy man.
Presidential candidates struggle to differentiate themselves from their competitors, but all of them promise in one way or another to wipe the slate clean and Make America Great Again.
When the foundation identifies a program that shows promise in one of these areas, rather than waiting for a grant application to roll in, it will dive right in and spend big on that program.
Jaguar Land Rover has clinched a joint venture deal with China's Chery Automobile in a move that promises to boost sales in one of its fastest-growing markets.
Bush, of course, promised America "No new taxes" in one of those moments of blustering campaign bravado that always made the patrician figure uncomfortable.
"The Dothraki Companion app will arm you with enough vocabulary and grammar to have a complete conversation in Dothraki," promises its App Store listing, throwing in one of the more famous Dothraki phrases – "Me nem nesa" (it is known) – for good measure.
After joking about the number of cups of tea he drank during the campaign, he gave a speech to the plant's workers, in which he promised that one of the first changes his government would bring in would be to childcare.
"Does extinction matter?" asks science ed David Shukman, the last hack to be initiated into the elite cabal of editors, in one of the promised items.
"I've got your back," he promised again here, connecting to voters in one of the only ways he knows -- as a foxhole buddy.
"We do our bad taste in good taste," promised Bob Weinstein, one of the brothers who runs Miramax Films, distributors of both the "Scream" series and this satire.
