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Jean-Luc Godard remains a challenging filmmaker with admirable ambition, but In Praise of Love is too self-indulgent and bereft of stylistic pleasure to engage beyond the auteur's most patient fans.
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Godard has created such a hermetic, uncompromising world that only the hardiest cinematic spelunkers are likely to appreciate its depths. Jun 20, 2003 | Full Review…
Godard has created such a hermetic, uncompromising world that only the hardiest cinematic spelunkers are likely to appreciate its depths.
Ann Hornaday
It's the intellectual ride of your life, as far as moviegoing goes. Jun 20, 2003
It's the intellectual ride of your life, as far as moviegoing goes.
Desson Thomson
A haunting, intense work, intellectually exploratory yet too emotionally acute in its melancholy to be considered merely academic. Jun 14, 2003 | Rating: 4/4
A haunting, intense work, intellectually exploratory yet too emotionally acute in its melancholy to be considered merely academic.
Liam Lacey
The movie's ripe, enrapturing beauty will tempt those willing to probe its inscrutable mysteries. May 28, 2003 | Rating: 3/4
The movie's ripe, enrapturing beauty will tempt those willing to probe its inscrutable mysteries.
Gene Seymour
The best indication of the film's pretentiousness comes from recurrent images of a book with blank pages, as if to point out that Godard has nothing to say, but so what? Let's throw in a few images and people will come anyway. Dec 6, 2002 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
The best indication of the film's pretentiousness comes from recurrent images of a book with blank pages, as if to point out that Godard has nothing to say, but so what? Let's throw in a few images and people will come anyway.
Marta Barber
Godard ceased being a voice in the wilderness and became a voice in the wind, howling against demons that refused even to acknowledge his protests. Nov 15, 2002 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
Godard ceased being a voice in the wilderness and became a voice in the wind, howling against demons that refused even to acknowledge his protests.
Terry Lawson
All the beauty does not make the film even half as profound as it so obviously strives to be. Dec 28, 2008 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
All the beauty does not make the film even half as profound as it so obviously strives to be.
Michael Dequina
Love, in Godard's case, is indistinguishable from cinema and thus he sees the growing capitalist machine as a threat to both. Apr 23, 2005 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
Love, in Godard's case, is indistinguishable from cinema and thus he sees the growing capitalist machine as a threat to both.
Derek Smith
Free-associative, unreasonable and stubborn, unresolved, and elegiac in tone, In Praise of Love is a great meditation on memory, aging, and love. Jul 5, 2004 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
Free-associative, unreasonable and stubborn, unresolved, and elegiac in tone, In Praise of Love is a great meditation on memory, aging, and love.
Jake Euker
What keeps me coming back to a filmmaker I never warmed up to, is that I find the rascal irresistible. Dec 4, 2003 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…
What keeps me coming back to a filmmaker I never warmed up to, is that I find the rascal irresistible.
Dennis Schwartz
Ultimately, though, In Praise of Love is about themes, about the anti-Hollywood sentiment that Godard feels so passionately about, and this is where the film begins to crumble. Aug 27, 2003 | Rating: 53/100 | Full Review…
Ultimately, though, In Praise of Love is about themes, about the anti-Hollywood sentiment that Godard feels so passionately about, and this is where the film begins to crumble.
Gabe Leibowitz
It's intriguing, visually arresting and utterly impenetrable! May 6, 2003 | Rating: 2/5
It's intriguing, visually arresting and utterly impenetrable!
Rich Cline
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