Five Favorite...Godard films

[The Argonaut]

Pierrot le fou
Breathless
Band of Outsiders
A Woman is a Woman
Week-End

[Jorge]

Pierrot le fou
Breathless
Band of Outsiders
A Woman is a Woman
Week-End

Honestly, I think these are my favorite as well. I might switch the order around, if you ranked them, but I love each one of these films.

[VinylGuy]

what? no Alphaville?

[Harry Lime]

[Jorge]

Heh, check it out, here's IHRM to tell us how much Godard sucks. Go ahead, IHRM, I need a laugh.

[Harry Lime]

Heh, check it out, here's IHRM to tell us how much Godard sucks. Go ahead, IHRM, I need a laugh.

I just rather it'd be a Five Favorite Bergman thread. That's all.

[Jorge]

You can make one; I will gladly participate therein.

[VinylGuy]

Well Godard its not for everyone..i used to hate his movies and, actually, a lot of them are just experiments gone wrong.
But the guy has such a vast filmography is impossible not to have some bad ones, and its also impossible not to acknowledge the weight of his figure in modern cinema.

He´s an artist.

[The Argonaut]

I am only familiar with sixties Godard. I just love the playfulness, the pure cinema. Sixties Godard is never theatre or literature or painting or music- it's always cinema. It's fun and it goes to fascinating places. Sometimes frenetically paced, other times we just stop to stare at and admire a beautiful woman. Under all the games (eventually above all the games in the later years) is still a political/moral critique and conscience.
These are important films, politically and cinematically.

[Harry Lime]

Besides Jean Seberg (Breathless) and Anna Karina (My Life to Live), who are two of the most beautiful women I've seen on the screen, I find both movies to be pretty boring.

[The Argonaut]

Anna Karina may be the most beautiful woman ever.

[nyquillyn]

I've only seen four, so here's my list.

"First Name: Carmen"
"Breathless"
"Band of Outsiders"
"Alphaville"

I just rather it'd be a Five Favorite Bergman thread. That's all.

I'd be up for this.

[Harry Lime]

Naw, I wouldn't feel right starting a Bergman. I've only seen nine of his films. And I need to revist some of them. But I remember Wildstrawberries being my favorite.

[epilogue]

Naw, I wouldn't feel right starting a Bergman. I've only seen nine of his films. And I need to revist some of them. But I remember Wildstrawberries being my favorite.

Whoa, whoa, whoa! Take it to the Bergman thread, bub.

[LoathedVermin72]

BUMP

1. Pierrot le fou
2. Breathless
3. Alphaville
4. Band of Outsiders
5. Masculin, feminin

[LoathedVermin72]

Also, that Bergman thread should have happened. So I think I will make it.