I am an insecure person.
This film forces me to face that.
Communicating with others can be incredibly difficult for me, and I'm scared of being rejected.
The depression and pain that I felt in the past is suddenly right beside me once more, and even though everything is well with me right now, these darker aspects will always make up a fundemental part of me, and will always serve as a subtle reminder of how people go through different…
The brilliance of this film lies in the fact that you're never really sure if Godard tries to promote and celebrate Marxism; or if he's making fun of it, and portraying it as some kind of joke.
(Godard was obviously a communist, but that's beside the point...)
I truly felt like shit today.
A girl really like broke my heart. These things happen to everyone, of course, but it still messed me up. My confidence is far from the best otherwise, so when things like these happen: I really take a hit.
When I got home, devistated, I needed something to destract my thoughts. A movie was an obvious Choice.
I remember watching this film for the first time when I was about 15 years old. At…
Roger Ebert killed this movie, as well as the career of the most darring and potentially important director of modern american cinema
