stardust thought entry point

Monica 2022-03-17 08:01:01

1. Bates' film passages and reviews (reality); Dolly's female image (memories); screening of honorable mentions and banquet extensions (signatures, questions, and requests throughout) (reality); Daisy female figure (reality); female figure of Isabelle (reality). Bates says that Dolly and Daisy share the characteristic of confusion as the end of a neat multi-clue closed narrative. Here, the car breakdown, Bates and Daisy entered the group of ufo enthusiasts, infiltrating the virtual and real messy, suspended in the air (virtual) Dolly long shot (salutation meaning?) The ultimate torture of aliens (why is there so much human suffering? God exists? Does not have The meaning of all actions under the premise of eternity?) (virtual) Elopement-style show of love intended to escape reality (real) was shot and killed by a movie fan and was awarded the Death Lifetime Achievement Award and the memory of Dolly (virtual) The retention of Isabel and State the idea of ​​the end of the movie (real) = a movie screening 2. Human suffering doesn't sell tickets in Kansas City; too busy running the boiled chicken to think about shooting herself or anyting; you cannot control life. it doesn't wind up perfectly, only art you can control, art and masturbation; the art of thinking in the age of hunger and the age of satiety; but the human condition is too depressing. 3. Fire Extinguisher and Killer White Dove and Roasted White Rabbit; Elephant, Dolly, Bates and Gifts on White Beach; Perfect Companion and Luck.

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  • Sandy Bates: But shouldn't I stop making movies and do something that counts, like-like helping blind people or becoming a missionary or something?

    Voice of Martian: Let me tell you, you're not the missionary type. You'd never last. And-and incidentally, you're also not Superman; you're a comedian. You want to do mankind a real service? Tell funnier jokes.

  • Vivian Orkin: In this film, he played the part of God.

    Ghost of Sandy Bates: This was not easy, folks, because, uh, you know, I-I-I didn't know what the hell I was doing, and I don't have a good voice for God.

    Vivian Orkin: And he received an Academy Award for his convincing portrayal of God... although they had to use another actor's voice.