Contempt Comments

Meggie 2022-03-26 09:01:13

The sixth part, except for "Outlaws", still can't do Godard. To be...

Ivy 2022-03-26 09:01:13

Another author film by Godard. Taking the film industry as the background, it discusses the psychology of human nature, the concept of love in marriage, and once again criticizes the empty middle class in the civilized world. There is a subtle intertextuality with Homer's "Odyssey". Godard x Bardot, the latter is really the goddess of that era. Fritz Lang also made a cameo, but in a generic...

Linnea 2022-03-26 09:01:13

Suddenly understanding their fascination with Godard, perhaps it is easier for me to capture the thrill of modernity // 1963, the new wave begins to recede, the film faces a transformation, the traditional narrative structure gradually disintegrates under the impact of the new form, the unknown film style becomes an exploration Theme // Godard talks about cinema more fully in this film // "Film can and should transform...

Jovanny 2022-03-26 09:01:13

I watched it purely because Lang had a corner in it. There are a few very moving shots, but the whole film still makes people...

Bonnie 2022-03-26 09:01:13

Still too loose. The essence of Godard's films is a kind of "child's play", in which the characters act and announce a certain position with preconceived instructions, but because it is "child's play", he does not carefully consider the effectiveness of the acting (symbolic connection), nor does he care about persuading The integrity of this position for the audience. Therefore, the centrifugal force escaping from the characters themselves towards the sequence of symbols, and the superposition...

Brain 2022-03-26 09:01:13

Using the shooting of "Odyssey" to compare the actual marriage relationship is still Godard's attempt to anti-film, and I feel that there are many symbols that can be scrutinized. The deepest impression is the big buttocks of the porn stars and the highly saturated strings from beginning to...

Dominic 2022-03-25 09:01:20

89/100, I like too many points: the opening long shot and the cast and crew narration, the final shot rushing to the viewer, Fritz Lang playing himself, on the wall "Hartley", "As You Want", "Psycho" Poster, stepped building at a depressed angle. Godard's use of color on the color widescreen is too charming, or can be regarded as the forerunner of "Pierro the Madman". This time, there are more big scenes, the panning lens fully creates a sense of space, and the indoor scheduling is more superb....

Haylie 2022-03-25 09:01:20

89/100, I like too many points: the opening long shot and the cast and crew narration, the final shot rushing to the viewer, Fritz Lang playing himself, on the wall "Hartley", "As You Want", "Psycho" Poster, stepped building at a depressed angle. Godard's use of color on the color widescreen is too charming, or can be regarded as the forerunner of "Pierro the Madman". This time, there are more big scenes, the panning lens fully creates a sense of space, and the indoor scheduling is more superb....

Catharine 2022-03-24 09:03:35

After reading the novel before watching the movie, I feel that Godard's work has a very good balance between conveying the original work and self-expression. The use of color is very attentive, and the color matching of BB black hair green dress and several scenes on the rooftop is amazing. Frieze Lang is like a sage in the film industry, and Godard's interpretation of the "Odyssey of the Ancients" (rather than the modern neurotic Odyssey), which the original is more agreeable to, reverses the...

Ned 2022-03-24 09:03:35

After reading the novel before watching the movie, I feel that Godard's work has a very good balance between conveying the original work and self-expression. The use of color is very attentive, and the color matching of BB black hair green dress and several scenes on the rooftop is amazing. Frieze Lang is like a sage in the film industry, and Godard's interpretation of the "Odyssey of the Ancients" (rather than the modern neurotic Odyssey), which the original is more agreeable to, reverses the...