1998 · Terry Gilliam · 118m
A journalist and his attorney binge on drugs on a chaotic trip to Las Vegas.
Timestamps below are for the Theatrical cut (1h 58m).
Heard from off-screen when Duke comes out of the bathroom after Gonzo has been throwing up. Audio only, nothing shown. Ends 50:23.
After they send Lucy into the chapel, the camera shows Gonzo vomiting. Audio and visual. Ends 1:19:33.
After the anti-drug conference, Gonzo goes to throw up in the bathroom while Duke answers the phone. Audio only. Ends 1:24:15.
The camera passes Gonzo vomiting — audio and visual but very short/glancing.
Vomit visible on the car and on Gonzo's chin — the act itself isn't shown, only the aftermath, but it could still trigger. Runs to 1:41:11.
Five separate vomiting instances involving the character Gonzo, scattered across the back two-thirds of the film. Three of the five are audio-only or aftermath-only rather than shown in full — several arrive with no warning.
00:50:01Heard, not seenHeard from off-screen when Duke comes out of the bathroom after Gonzo has been throwing up. Audio only, nothing shown. Ends 50:23.
01:19:13On screenAfter they send Lucy into the chapel, the camera shows Gonzo vomiting. Audio and visual. Ends 1:19:33.
01:23:48Heard, not seenAfter the anti-drug conference, Gonzo goes to throw up in the bathroom while Duke answers the phone. Audio only. Ends 1:24:15.
01:35:20On screenThe camera passes Gonzo vomiting — audio and visual but very short/glancing.
01:40:21Aftermath onlyVomit visible on the car and on Gonzo's chin — the act itself isn't shown, only the aftermath, but it could still trigger. Runs to 1:41:11.
On screen — you see it. Heard, not seen — it happens off camera but you hear it. Aftermath only — you see the result, not the event. Off screen — not shown and not heard.