Yes. It is rather disturbing.
I was being a bit flippant, but concede that there's a certain Hitchcockian menace in the PPPPestering.Though you see I like the music. Most people I know would reactlike this(And then what does the Closed sign mean)
You stepped out of a cloudI want to take you away, away from the crowd And have you all to myself (woman throws glasses) Alone and apartOut of a dreamSafe in my heartI have two comments: (1) Why chuck the glasses at such an uncertain moment - four men singing 'myself'? This collective / singular confusion is no time for blurred vision; and (2) All five seemed to leave in the direction of the discarded eyewear. I can only hope the inevitable crush brought everyone back to their senses.
No time to make a specatcle of myselves, no.Makas me want to resaecrh Glasses as Trope in the cinema, but can't seem to get beyond Hitchcock.
In Broadway Danny Rose, Woody Allen's glasses account for a good thwack of the film's comic value. Though, don't know if Glasses as Trope applies to this self-styled genre.
Must see that one again, LBMeanwhile, Clark Kent and She's All Grown Up
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