The gaze implies a concentration of the spectator's activity into that of looking, the glance implies that no extraordinary effort isbeing invested in the activity of looking. The very terms wehabitually use to designate the person who watches TV or… — John Ellis British Filmcritic Copy Share
The gaze implies a concentration of the spectator's activity into that of looking, the glance implies that no extraordinary effort isbeing invested in the activity of looking. The very terms wehabitually use to designate the person who watches TV or the cinema screen tend to indicate this difference. The cinema-looker is a spectator:caught by the projection yet separate from its… — John Ellis British Filmcritic Copy Share