Woodson Well-known member May 5, 2005 #1 http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/fridayreview/story/0,12102,1472116,00.html
Beeblebrox Well-known member May 6, 2005 #2 Doesn't every generation of old timers lament the new? I have no doubt cinema is over for Godard. But that doesn't means it's over for everyone else.
Doesn't every generation of old timers lament the new? I have no doubt cinema is over for Godard. But that doesn't means it's over for everyone else.
Jim Brennan VHS Member Old Skool May 6, 2005 #3 I understand that he is revered by many, but he has always had a very narrow POV. I would never dismiss any of his comments out of hand, but I don't lose any sleep over them either.
I understand that he is revered by many, but he has always had a very narrow POV. I would never dismiss any of his comments out of hand, but I don't lose any sleep over them either.
Woodson Well-known member May 6, 2005 #5 TheMacB said: godard hasn't been cool since like before i was born Click to expand... Tru dat... I personally like Truffaut better. Godard has been saying that for over 40 years. He should know. He killed it.
TheMacB said: godard hasn't been cool since like before i was born Click to expand... Tru dat... I personally like Truffaut better. Godard has been saying that for over 40 years. He should know. He killed it.