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By Nicolas A (245) on 03 May 2012

An interesting film from Godard that tells a story of a young Frenchman who sparks up a relationship with an up-and-coming singer, this film…

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By Syndy Crystle A (10) on 30 Apr 2012

Finely written. Treated with finesse and grand eloquence in shaping its characters up to the minute details of the story…

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By Jwasu R (97) on 29 Feb 2012

As close to 1960's Paris youth culture as most of us will ever get and for that sense of time and place, I give this a five…

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By Natalee K (100) on 29 Jan 2012

There is no average French woman…

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By Paul P (1,688) on 08 Dec 2011

Another one of Godard's brilliant work. Beautifully written. Very charming characters. Casted perfectly…

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By Jonny B (421) on 05 Nov 2011

Masculin Feminin' is Godard at his strongest when it comes to charged political, social, and sexual themes…

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By Zack M (289) on 08 Sep 2011

Masculine Feminine is of popular culture, youth, love, and sex from Jean-Luc Godard starring French New Wave icon Jean-Pierre Léaud as Paul…

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By Edgar C (1,352) on 18 Aug 2011

A classic case of Godard: mind-numbingly boring: that was Bergman's opinion after hearing about this film being shot in Sweden, going to see…

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By David S (4,459) on 14 Jul 2011

Paul and Madeline feel, for the first 75 minutes or so, like real, young 20s characters--rambling, naive, petulant, self-assured…

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By Cristián M (107) on 25 Jun 2011

Es la película más seria que he visto de Godard por la pertinencia histórica de los temas que toca: Vietnam, los sentimientos, las nociones…

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By Stephen L (620) on 27 Apr 2011

Here are young girls who are disaffected with worldly issues and more interested in becoming celebrities…

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By Jim H (1,089) on 15 Mar 2011

And so begins my tour of Godard films…

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By John S (2,711) on 23 Feb 2011

Unbelievably good dialogue and magnificent performances…

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By Bob V (268) on 13 Nov 2010

Another Godart, but years later. His movies never have conversation, all dialogue instead feels like an interview or examination…

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By David N (761) on 27 Oct 2010

An engaging conversation piece ... provided that you have smart friends…

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By Krisztina M (34) on 12 Jul 2010

So very black & white... and European chic…

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By Hossein N (107) on 12 Jul 2010

Probably why I loved the movie so was because I could identify closely with Paul - a hopeless romantic clinging on to an utopian ideology rejected…

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By Brigitta B (5) on 12 Jul 2010

For the most part, this an annoying, frequently dull film…

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By Steve A (538) on 12 Jul 2010

Really cool, really tough movie to watch but if you can get into its great…

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By Nathan B (680) on 12 Jul 2010

Brilliant!! Godard is a master…

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