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Norma Desmond - I am a Star

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Uploaded by on Feb 3, 2011

Final scene from the film-noir Sunset Blvd.

Norma Desmond reveals to us, the people in the dark, a very big secret.

Every Man and Every Woman is a Star - Aleister Crowley

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http://gatherfield.blogspot.com/2011/02/every-man-and-every-woman-is-star.html

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  • One of the best moments in cinema. It seems we lost the ability to make pictures like this.

  • @13abbitt Totally agree with you!

  • Can someone please elaborate what the secret meaning is? I would appreciate your enlightenment. Thank you.

  • @Tony721 What do you think it is?

  • AMAZING! My favourite scene from the whole movie! I love it when she is slowly walking down the stairs and everyone is still and looking directly at her. It is so poignant!

  • @jamezsez Enthralling and enchanting scene!

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  • This is what Madonna must be like today.

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  • As I'm sitting here in the dark watching this, I think to myself, "Is nostalgia for old black and white films (with great acting, I might add) any different from the delusion that Norma Desmond rapped herself in for her old glory days in silent films? Where do you not cross the line between reminiscing and self-absorption for golden days?

    Man, aging bites a big one.....

  • Teetering on crazy, fell right into nuts! Damn, WHY don't they make movies like this anymore?

  • Yes employed too, while you sit there and pass harsh comments. I'd rather be Madonna than you @The3rdHiltonSister

  • That's a great copy. Very clear and crisp.  This is a GREAT movie and it was not until I was older that I realized that this is where Carol Burnett got her that character from ("Max! Max!")

  • this is hilarious

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