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This, throwaway jokes and all, is Godard back at his most nouvelle vague in years. Apr 17, 2007 | Full Review…
This, throwaway jokes and all, is Godard back at his most nouvelle vague in years.
He is searching for a point of equilibrium between the made and the found, the ordered and the chaotic -- a point from which to define an aesthetic for the 80s. Jan 1, 2000 | Full Review…
He is searching for a point of equilibrium between the made and the found, the ordered and the chaotic -- a point from which to define an aesthetic for the 80s.
Dave Kehr
With equal parts heist drama and romantic comedy, the movie continues Godard's exploration of film .... Feb 14, 2008 | Full Review…
With equal parts heist drama and romantic comedy, the movie continues Godard's exploration of film ....
Felix Gonzalez Jr.
By accepting his indulgences, the viewer is treated both to his wry sense of humor and his refreshing intelligence. Jun 15, 2007 | Rating: 4/5
By accepting his indulgences, the viewer is treated both to his wry sense of humor and his refreshing intelligence.
Douglas Pratt
This is Godard at his most mischievous. Apr 17, 2007 | Full Review…
This is Godard at his most mischievous.
Film4 Staff
The film is spiced with passion, philosophy, eroticism, and technical innovation, and while its ideas are relatively accessible, they still do not make for 'easy' viewing. Aug 29, 2006 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
The film is spiced with passion, philosophy, eroticism, and technical innovation, and while its ideas are relatively accessible, they still do not make for 'easy' viewing.
In the middle of the muddle, there was a nearly perfect scene. Feb 28, 2002 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
In the middle of the muddle, there was a nearly perfect scene.
Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
godard seemed to be in a period where coherency and story mattered a whole lot less than art, which doesnt work in film, because the true art of film is the ability to tell good stories, but this film has enough other things going for it despite its lack of clarity that it is saved from disaster. the film is shot very well, and seeing godard in front of his camera was interesting enough. missing the charm of his earlier work but still very watchable.
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