My Night at Maud's

By Destin 2022-07-18 21:02:43

One Night at Maud's: Here's a "Guide to Flirting"

It's so good, I thought it was a boring old movie, but I didn't expect it to be so advanced. In my opinion, the story is very similar to the "Love Is" trilogy, the style is similar, and the Hechongchong Forest has the same feeling. It's a wonderful feeling, like finding a new toy in an old movie.

"I'm not against one-night stands in principle." "I don't like people who don't respect their needs." "Math and philosophy are the same." "I don't...

By Johnathan 2022-03-26 09:01:14

Moral issue

While reading Rohmer's book and making up the movie here, I found that many things are more attractive in words. For example, the girl in the bakery is more attractive in words. I think the film shows my fantasy. Maud is so pretty and the bulk of the dialogue in the book looks a little more comfortable on film

Naturally, I don't know much about religion and philosophy, so I plan to take a good look at their conversation that night.

Each of Rohmer's six moral stories should...

By Lenna 2022-03-26 09:01:14

intertwined

The first Rohmer to watch. I saw before that Hong Sangxiu has the reputation of Rohmer in Korea, but after watching it, I can see that there are similarities. Lots of dialogue, moving footage, simple scenes, bland narrative, etc. Naturally, Rohmer has his own unique element, in this case religion.

In a nutshell, the film is about the choice of desire under the influence of religion. The male protagonist, Jean-Louis, is a Catholic and has the idea of ​​loving a woman at a time, but the...

By Cassandre 2022-03-26 09:01:14

[Film Review] My Night at Maud's (1969) 8.1/10

Third chapter of Rohmer's SIX MORAL TALES, but released between the fourth (THE COLLECTOR) and the fifth (CLAIRE'S KNEE), MY NIGHT AT MAUD'S starring a saturnine Jean-Louis Trintignant as an engineer, also named Jean-Louis, after years of working abroad, he is relocated to work for the Michelin company in Clermont-Ferrand where he knows barely no one. Save for its epilogue takes place roughly 5...

By Jane 2022-03-25 09:01:23

A magical argumentative film

How can OMG say that the amount of information is so large, and contradictions are created everywhere, all of which are big topics, and there is no conclusion without breaking it. It's amazing! It is destined that when men and women discuss love and marriage, there is no result, and the way of thinking is completely different. While discussing religion, morality, philosophy, while testing ambiguity, desire and bottom line. The most admirable thing in the whole film is the rhythm. There is no...

By Alan 2022-03-28 09:01:13

7.7 The two lines I remember most clearly: 1.—Do you understand? -I understand. - But I don't understand. 2.—Are you really not sleepy? -completely not. How about you? -not sleepy. - But I am sleepy. As for Pascal, Jansenism, I don't know where the hell is at all, but this movie is fun...

By Jorge 2022-03-28 09:01:13

The wife is Maud's ex-husband's blond lover, and when the hidden truth comes to light, it makes her feel more guilty and ashamed. As a Catholic, his wife also lost her virginity and even became a mistress. Her loyalty to her faith became a joke at this time. So Louis lied and told his wife that he had had a one-night stand with Maud, which made his wife feel a lot better, and this state of balance brought back his...

By Lexie 2022-03-28 09:01:13

The movie of more than 100 minutes was actually watched for three hours. Some lines had to be stopped and re-read two or three times. Rohmer's dialogue is simply an advanced version of Woody Allen. No, there is no Woody Allen's paranoia and self-righteousness. It's more of a philosophical dialectic, I like it so...

By Reyes 2022-03-28 09:01:13

Yang Dechang is right, Luma is the director who knows the most about movies (one of...

By Dillon 2022-03-28 09:01:13

It was the first screening in the lecture hall of the library of the Academy of Fine Arts. Next to the tiring chair sat a boy with a lot of small gestures, which was very disturbing and tangled. I recalled the slightly raised corner of Maud's mouth again and...