Quote by Jim Morrison

Film spectators are quiet vampires.

Film spectators are quiet vampires.

Summary

This quote suggests that when people watch films, they become absorbed and engrossed in the movie to the extent that they become like vampires in their silence. Film spectators are likened to vampires because they are passive observers, silently immersing themselves in the story on the screen, just as vampires quietly consume and feed off their victims. The quote emphasizes the hypnotic power of cinema and the transformative effect it has on its viewers, drawing them into an immersive experience where they are completely captivated and absorbed.

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