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Comics Panel November 6, 2009
avclub.com –
2009-11-06
Ripe
metro.co.uk –
2009-06-17
Ripe fruit and a lovely strawberry and lemon thyme 'soup' didn't quite make up for the basic baking error. In the opening scene of the film Stardust Memories, Woody Allen is trapped in a gloomy, half-empty train carriage and stares... ... Full Article
In the famous opening scene of Stardust Memories , Woody Allen realises to his horror that he's trapped in a carriage occupied by grotesques, as the train opposite, filled with gorgeous partying passengers, pulls away. ... Full Article
Giuseppe Andrews' It's All Not So Tragic
popmatters.com –
2008-06-11
Introspection is key to an artist's imagination. Reflecting life is one thing. Inspecting the inner existence is an equally important facet. In essence, it's the ultimate expression of self, a sense of what makes a mind tick, a brain bubble,... ... Full Article
Stardust Memories
aspisdrift.com –
2007-08-17
After 50-plus years in show business, Woody Allen's heard it all. He's been hailed as a comic genius and attacked as a self-indulgent narcissist. His films have been celebrated as cultural events ( Annie Hall , Manhattan , the list... ... Full Article
Here it is: the most controversial film in the Woody Allen canon. Coming on the heels of such classics as Annie Hall and Manhattan , 1980's Stardust Memories continues to take heat from many critics and fans for its pretentiousness,... ... Full Article
Woody Allen 's tenth film as writer/director, Stardust Memories opens with a scene reminiscent of the opening of 8 1/2 and continues to use that film for inspiration. ... Full Article
What movie was bad the first time you saw it but as time went by grew on you? -- Ray Woody Allen's ''Stardust Memories.'' It's a little hard to remember now, but in 1980 Allen was still looked up to... ... Full Article
Many fans and critics don't, and when he squeezes out a sour pellet like Stardust Memories (or the later Deconstructing Harry ), some critics stop being critics and start being armchair psychologists. ... Full Article
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