Good riddance
Good riddance
Cameron Rivera
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Kevin Parker
he will never die
Jose Fisher
2/10, made me look
Anthony Roberts
he's very sick, final stages of lung cancer after 3 cigars a day for 60 years.
Ian Williams
I'm currently watching all his movies so I won't have to pretend I know a lot about him when he dies.
Michael Adams
>all his movies
strap yourself in, there's over 100 of them
David Taylor
Mostly I mean his 60's films, Historie(s) du Cinema, and his recent 3D one.
Brody Perry
>leblogducinema.com
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS CASTING?
Hunter Brown
Don't overlook his 80s "comeback"
Those are his best films, imo
Joseph Sanders
He looks a lot like him in this picture. I wonder what Godard himself thinks about this.
Which would you recommend?
Christian Bailey
That Stacy/Anne casting is pretty good though
Juan Cook
Jesus Christ, what is this???
The guy who directed The Artist is allowed to make a biopic of motherfucking Godard????????????????
Please tell me JLG didn't actually give them permission to do this...
but I actually think Louis Garrel is the perfect choice for the role, especially considering who his father is
Gabriel Fisher
Will Bresson be in it?
Will they show how he got cucked?
Xavier Scott
Every Man For Himself, Hail Mary, King Lear, Nouvelle Vague
Also, don't skip out on his other 21st century films (In Praise of Love, Notre Musique, Film Socialisme)
David Watson
Not the user you're responding to, but King Lear's worth a look. It's basically a big fuck you by Godard to the producers with some interesting theory scattered throughout it.
Jordan Walker
Great sound mix too.
Grayson Harris
I've been interested in King Lear. The only thing I know about it is there's some scene with Woody Allen watching a movie and reciting lines. I'll give it a watch.
Zachary Russell
>people wasted their life watching his movies
Camden Johnson
I've enjoyed most of the ones I've seen so far.
Levi Thompson
>tfw too stupid and not French enough to understand Histoire(s) du cinema
Cameron Murphy
honestly, the only way to watch Godard is chronologically.
Isaiah Murphy
That's the one I'm most looking forward to seeing. I've seen a lot of the Hollywood Golden Age films, most of the major classics, anyway. I'm looking forward to seeing what he does with them.
Adam Miller
ITT: Directors who are masters despite being 100% up their own asses