James Otis

James Otis

  • Born: 1948-3-16
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  • Extended Reading
    • Elmore 2022-03-17 08:01:01

      "The Past of the Stars"

      "Once Upon a Time" You always hear the sound of film burning, when the black particles are compressed, the non-linear noise begins to fade away When I maintain this illusion, I extend my hand behind your shoulders and melt through your meridians, the sound of burning crackles like a burst of...

    • Jaiden 2022-03-17 08:01:01

      Answers given by Woody Allen about the questions in the short review

      When I first saw Woody Allen, the first thing I remembered must be the talkative old man he played: middle class, mocking Jews, not believing in religion... But these characters are really Woody Allen myself? In the interview "In My Heart", Woody Allen made a lot of explanations, and several...

    • Bernhard 2022-03-20 09:03:07

      A concluding autobiography of his directorial career and a review of his works, still ridiculing, still narcissistic, still self-expending; breaking through the usual framework, the interaction between inner voice and external plot, strong imagination produces reality. The old man thinks he is satisfied with the work, but unfortunately the world does not buy it.

    • Ruthie 2022-03-25 09:01:23

      Invincible Allen is really a lewd and greasy uncle. Don't embellish your obscenity. The absurd film has no substance, just a bunch of complaining words, and not much content.

    Stardust Memories quotes

    • Sandy Bates: Just a little while back, just before I died in fact. I was on the operating table and I was searching to try to find something to hang onto, you know, cause when you're dying your life really does become very authentic and I was reaching for something to give my life meaning and a memory flashed through my mind: It was one of those great spring days, it was Sunday, and you knew summer would be coming soon. And I remember that morning Dorrie and I had gone for a walk in the park and come back to the apartment. We were just sort of sitting around and I put on a record of Louie Armstrong which was music I grew up with and it was very, very pretty, and I happened to glance over and I saw Dorrie sitting there. And I remember thinking to myself how terrific she was and how much I loved her. And I don't know, I guess it was a combination of everything, the sound of the music, and the breeze, and how beautiful Dorrie looked to me and for one brief moment everything just seemed to come together perfectly and I felt happy, almost indestructible in a way. It's funny, that simple little moment of contact moved me in a very, very profound way.

    • Fan #1: What do you think the Rolls Royce represented?

      Fan #2: I think that represented his car.