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Jade 2022-01-12 08:01:37
View Godard No. 10: Outlaws
"Outlaws", Godard's casual work has a huge impact on the directors of future generations. For example, if you see Arthur, Uldir, and Franz dancing in a bar, you will understand what the famous dance in Quentin’s "Pulp Fiction" is about; see the line when Arthur died: "He Seeing the strange bird in... -
Freddie 2022-01-12 08:01:37
Nonsense, please don't watch
In this film, Godard does not want to teach us the truth through the film, but through the deconstruction of the film to break the most common form of human logic, so as to discover the absurdities and re-evaluate its value itself through reflection, really at this point. Dahl did a wonderful job....
Michel Delahaye
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Paxton 2022-03-26 09:01:10
Always honored, never surpassed.
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Rhoda 2022-03-26 09:01:10
Everything is temporal. A minute of silence, the dance of the three, crossed the Louvre. Godard uses ordinary media to convey the ambiguity of images. The mix of voiceover and music is a prime example, and listening to the sound of the film is like listening to your own heartbeat—the kind that counts in frames rather than down.
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