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08/05/06
Masculin Feminin (1966)
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Reviews Counted:33
Fresh:31
Rotten:2
Average Rating:8.5/10
Consensus: A '60s time capsule stuffed with ideas about politics, pop culture, and the battle of the sexes, Masculine-Feminine is one of Godard's classic black-and-white films.
Theatrical Release:Feb 11, 2005 Limited
Synopsis: A film about "the children of Marx and Coca Cola" directed by the child of Brecht and Hollywood, MASCULINE-FEMININE is a touchstone in the career of Jean-Luc Godard, a window into the kinetic world... [More]
Starring: Jean-Pierre Léaud, Chantal Goya, Catherine-Isabelle Duport
Director: Jean-Luc Godard
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Reviews for Masculin Feminin
For all the doubt and acrid aphorisms, despite the gunfire that interrupts the soundtrack, and the playful, random death that flits around the edges, there's an indestructible core of romanticism.
03/11/05
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04/02/05
An excellent film, still as fresh as the day it was made.
01/01/00
Top CriticYou can appreciate Godard's vigorous early visual style.
04/14/05
Top CriticOne of the quintessential '60s foreign art films, a bizarre melange of pop music, revolution, sex, movie allusions and poetry.
04/14/05
Top CriticMasterly by any measure.
02/10/05
No one was ever better at collecting a hodgepodge of ideas and making them work as a cohesive whole, as the voice of one hyper-intelligent, constantly frustrated commentator.
05/26/06
This is the Godard that fans would like to take to the grave: jaundiced, naughty, immediate, very much alive.
05/05/05
Top CriticMay not have aged any better than Godard's other films of the period, but that doesn't mean Paul and company don't continue to ask questions and spout the opinions of the newly enlightened.
10/14/05
Top CriticDon't call it a 'classic.' This is a classic, but to use that word makes it sound like something good for you that's really bland or hard to swallow.
02/11/05
Jean-Luc Godard’s1966 masterpiece, Masculine-Feminine, is a must-see for all film lovers. Godard was the most brilliant and innovative French New Wave director.
02/14/05
Masculine, Feminine may not equal some of Godard's prior films but while it does revisit many of his usual themes it is noteworthy for being an intriguing dissection of where he, himself, fits into the picture.
08/16/05
This is take-no-prisoners cinema by an artist too honest to exempt himself from its scalding gaze.
02/09/05
There's a seductive immediacy to all this… despite the film's obvious satiric touches, you come away from it with a vivid impression of a time and place and the people who inhabited it.
09/02/05
A withering satire.
02/10/05
...a crucial, though not very satisfying, transitional work...
04/07/05
To reappraise it after nearly 40 years only brings a richer appreciation of Godard's subtlety, sly humor and depth of perception, and his gift for melding nonchalance and profundity.
02/10/05
Top CriticThe kaleidoscopic film's meandering mirrors the uncertainty of that restless, tumultuous era.
07/28/05
Not to be missed.
02/10/05
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