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Jean-Luc Godard fixes his considerable ire against French society and the broader human condition in the morbidly funny Weekend, an abstract road trip to damnation that finds the enfant terrible in peak form.
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Year after year, Jean-Luc Godard has been chipping away at the language of cinema. Now, in Weekend, he has just about got down to the bare bones. This is his best film, and his most inventive. It is almost pure movie. Jul 3, 2018 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
Year after year, Jean-Luc Godard has been chipping away at the language of cinema. Now, in Weekend, he has just about got down to the bare bones. This is his best film, and his most inventive. It is almost pure movie.
Roger Ebert
As long as cinema like this exists, there's no end in sight. Oct 5, 2011 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
As long as cinema like this exists, there's no end in sight.
Keith Uhlich
This apocalyptic farce-Alice in Wonderland as reconceived by the Marquis de Sade-would mark both the high point and the end of Godard's meteoric career as a popular artist. Oct 4, 2011 | Full Review…
This apocalyptic farce-Alice in Wonderland as reconceived by the Marquis de Sade-would mark both the high point and the end of Godard's meteoric career as a popular artist.
J. Hoberman
The film must be seen, for its power, ambition, humor, and scenes of really astonishing beauty. Jul 11, 2004 | Full Review…
The film must be seen, for its power, ambition, humor, and scenes of really astonishing beauty.
Renata Adler
The story has charm and piquancy... Sep 11, 2019 | Full Review…
The story has charm and piquancy...
Manny Farber
A towering and exhilarating piece of work that seems to embody the social upheaval of the 1960s in one bracing, often shocking, cinematic experience. Aug 6, 2019 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
A towering and exhilarating piece of work that seems to embody the social upheaval of the 1960s in one bracing, often shocking, cinematic experience.
Matthew Lucas
[Jean-Luc] Godard is intent on having his cake and eating it too. Sep 18, 2017 | Full Review…
[Jean-Luc] Godard is intent on having his cake and eating it too.
Neely Swanson
In the absurdist dark comedy, Western society never looked so sickening on film. Mar 30, 2013 | Rating: A- | Full Review…
In the absurdist dark comedy, Western society never looked so sickening on film.
Dennis Schwartz
an apocalyptic primal scream against the conformities and hypocrisies of the Americanized French bourgeoisie and one of the most lacerating and funny satires of car culture ever produced Nov 27, 2012 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
an apocalyptic primal scream against the conformities and hypocrisies of the Americanized French bourgeoisie and one of the most lacerating and funny satires of car culture ever produced
James Kendrick
Uncompromisingly cynical and completely unforgiving, Week End is a satire so black, you couldn't see hope if it was dancing in front of your eyes carrying sparklers and singing La Marseillaise. Aug 9, 2011 | Rating: 83/100 | Full Review…
Uncompromisingly cynical and completely unforgiving, Week End is a satire so black, you couldn't see hope if it was dancing in front of your eyes carrying sparklers and singing La Marseillaise.
Dan Jardine
This is Lord of the Flies as played by adults, and for Left Bank intellectuals, heady with righteous protest and wired on too many coffees and cigarettes Aug 17, 2010 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
This is Lord of the Flies as played by adults, and for Left Bank intellectuals, heady with righteous protest and wired on too many coffees and cigarettes
Jay Antani
There is nothing predictable about Weekend; Godard uses the camera as a radical satirical tool, inserting it up the backside of a society he perceives as lost, constrained and confused. And so are we. Mar 23, 2008 | Full Review…
There is nothing predictable about Weekend; Godard uses the camera as a radical satirical tool, inserting it up the backside of a society he perceives as lost, constrained and confused. And so are we.
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