Looking at Godard's "Goodbye Language", from the farewell narrative in "Exhausted" to the farewell language here, the 80-year-old man is really too pioneering and experimental to understand. The picture is picturesque, but the audience still can't understand it, and can't watch it any longer.

Black and white pictures are intertwined with color pictures, dynamic blurred pictures are mixed with calm and unchanging pictures, 3D ghost pictures are integrated with 2D planes... The film challenges the audience's sensory limits time and time again in terms of sight and hearing. The villain angrily scolded: "Go away! You bastard!"

Think of a sentence in the "Bible" "God said: 'Let there be light'". There is God first, then language, then desire, and then light. If there is no language, there is only "God". After Godard's Goodbye To Language (English: goodbye language), is there only one god left in the world, AH DIEUX (French: God).

Finally, when I don't know what to say, I can only say that the master is still the master! God is still God.

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Franco 2022-04-23 07:04:25

dog, god, godard's gods are all philosophers (quoted in images, words, nominations at the end of the credits), and of course himself who created "History of Cinema" (opening text and dialogue), and then as usual A collection of daily thinking fragments (social history, technology history, art history, political science...), I definitely don't believe that he can be related to the experiment of "Dog Star Man", and the narrative is just a little "dog·male·female".
Brionna 2022-03-19 09:01:09

[After viewing the 3D version, you will get a lot of points. The 3D version uses a lot of interesting 3D experimental methods. Experiments and freshness coexist perfectly. It is much more interesting than the 2D version, and it is necessary to carefully analyze the use of 3D in it. I wrote a big article, and as expected, this film is basically out of the context of 3D.] There was an impression painting by Monet before, but now there is a pimple to make an impression film. SLR phones that can shoot videos are in battle. The picture and sound are completely isolated and segmented, bye bye language, goodbye pimple. ★★★★