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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