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Alec 2022-03-21 09:03:00
Look how stupid
What's the use of a movie being a dick
Look at your surroundings How stupid
do you want to recreate with a movie or even play the piano to a cow at times Godard keeps making the actors scream: "This is a movie" "We are the characters in the movie" I think Said: Stupid modern Europe's... -
Daphnee 2022-01-18 08:01:28
[Last Film I Watched] Weekend (1967) 7.7/10
Two-timing with each other, a bourgeois French couple, Corinne (Darc) and Roland (Yanne), embarks on a road trip to visit Corinne's dying father in the countryside, licking their lips for the share of inheritance and is not above of resorting to murder to get minted. This is the callous premise of...
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Vito 2022-04-24 07:01:22
I found that this is the open-air movie that was inexplicably invited to watch while riding in the park yesterday, the milestone of the new wave or something. Anyway, I didn't understand part of it because of the subtitles, but it was still a very interesting experience. I really like open-air movies! Such a boring movie Of the hundreds of people at the scene, only three or four people left the stage halfway through, and the fragment was disorderly and had an impression of traffic jams and rabbits. Even with Chinese subtitles I can only understand half of it.
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Hollie 2022-04-23 07:03:54
A film that rejects the "point of view", with massive lateral motion shots and pans scanning the screen, abstracted into a powerful form - "tracking shots is a moral issue". The camera movement is no longer mired in the objectivity or subjectivity that classical Hollywood likes to discern, but a game of provocation. If watching a Hollywood movie is a joy, it is a pain to watch Godard.
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Roland: Sure I love you. You're my splendid bitch, you know that.
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Corinne: It wasn't like a women's magazine romance. I don't know... his eyes were so hard... his mouth, his words. He started in the Mercedes. I told him I went for him. I wanted more than a quick screw. We ought to meet again somewhere. Cuddling in cars is dreary. I said to take me home and I'd call him in the afternoon. I wanted to screw, but I'd rather wait.
Roland: What did he say?
Corinne: He talked about my body, and how I turned him on and how it was vulgar and unkind.
Roland: Did you think of me, too?
Corinne: Of course I did.
