La componente racional de mi alma, luede analizar este fenómeno e incluso darle un nombre y una interpretación científica. Fuerza Atractriz Fractal Universal. Y con todo, sigue constituyendo un misterio realmente apasionante. Es por tanto mucho más de lo que humanamente podemos discernir, al menos por ahora. Lo cierto es que debemos vivivenciarlo como se nos muestra, cautivante, fascinante, elevándonos a un conciencia de pertenencia cósmica. Superior. Lo llamamos Amor.
That final freeze frame in which the background disappears on the final note leaving the two characters isolated and alone against the stark white background always struck me as a brilliant way to end the film. The lovers, alone, must find their own destiny.
Gracas a esso filme apprendei o Portugues, porque queria ser um violonista da bossa nova como Barrouh. Vou ter a possibilidade di viagar em Brasil (Brasilia) no fim do otubre. Espero que vou ser tao apaixonado do pais como Barrouh, Eu queria sempre ser esso marido, apaixonado das ideas, da gente e das culturas.
Jung was the one who came up with the idea of synchronicity. He and physicist Wolfgang Pauli worked on a book by that name. Here, I've had two synchronous events: 1) I went out with a girl; I asked why she was called Anouk; she asked me if I'd heard of Anouk Aimee; then Anouk told me how her father - who'd worked in cinema in Paris, was a very good friend of Anouk Aimee; hence his daughter's name. As well, I got to meet Pierre Barroush. And I learned Portuguese after the film. John
Carl Jung believed that young men had a tremendous, mystical experience of the the "eternal feminine". This leads them on to quests throughout their lives. Mine was this film. A couple of months after I saw the film, I went to Paris, to the Gare St. Lazare where this last scene of the film was filmed. I always wanted to be the racing car driver (Tritignant) and the stunt man Barrough. I've always - in some way, wanted to meet Aimee st tSt. Lazare.
Jungian analysts speak of a "Grail" experience - an experience of the Eternal Feminine affecting a man all his life. Mine was on the quai shown here. I wanted to be the courageous Tritignant and the Pierre Barrouh so passionate with people, ideas, places - and Brazil.
@johncoghlan69 I think at some point in our lives, we all feel this way. The lucky ones never lose that desire, even if they never quite achieve the objective. Cheers, John.
Incredible... Now I have to rent this again...
:o)
richcasias 2 days ago
perchè a 52 anni mi vengono ancora i brividi nel rivedere questo film? Fosse amore!!!!
170357zeg 1 month ago
La componente racional de mi alma, luede analizar este fenómeno e incluso darle un nombre y una interpretación científica. Fuerza Atractriz Fractal Universal. Y con todo, sigue constituyendo un misterio realmente apasionante. Es por tanto mucho más de lo que humanamente podemos discernir, al menos por ahora. Lo cierto es que debemos vivivenciarlo como se nos muestra, cautivante, fascinante, elevándonos a un conciencia de pertenencia cósmica. Superior. Lo llamamos Amor.
donJovener 2 months ago
An exquisite ending to one of the most beautiful and romantic films ever made.
ByteCounter 2 months ago
estou na casa dos 40 anos e percebo a meiguice e a delicadeza das mulheres dessa idade e as mesmas se tornam romanticas e apaixonadas ao extremo.
Elas querem uma história de amor como essa!
carloscarneiro68 5 months ago
Carlos,
Muito obrigado pelo convide. Pois e um dia vou passar no Brazil. Ja conheci otras pessoas do Minas.
Um abraco,
John
johncoghlan69 11 months ago
That final freeze frame in which the background disappears on the final note leaving the two characters isolated and alone against the stark white background always struck me as a brilliant way to end the film. The lovers, alone, must find their own destiny.
Zeppolino100 1 year ago
@Zeppolino100 Your comment a year ago was timeless... I saw this clip and thought the same thing!
richcasias 18 hours ago
I love this movie.
SalquaVideos 1 year ago
SEXIEST MOVIE EVER!!!
spfane 1 year ago
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geobowl12 1 year ago
my favorit movie :)))
belleangele 1 year ago
Bom dia, Carlos,
Gracas a esso filme apprendei o Portugues, porque queria ser um violonista da bossa nova como Barrouh. Vou ter a possibilidade di viagar em Brasil (Brasilia) no fim do otubre. Espero que vou ser tao apaixonado do pais como Barrouh, Eu queria sempre ser esso marido, apaixonado das ideas, da gente e das culturas.
Saravah
John
johncoghlan69 1 year ago
@johncoghlan69
olá John! quando vier ao Brasil,lembre do seu novo amigo Carlos,venha ao estado de Minas Gerais...
Você será muito bem recebido.bye!
carloscarneiro68 11 months ago
Catgirl,
Jung was the one who came up with the idea of synchronicity. He and physicist Wolfgang Pauli worked on a book by that name. Here, I've had two synchronous events: 1) I went out with a girl; I asked why she was called Anouk; she asked me if I'd heard of Anouk Aimee; then Anouk told me how her father - who'd worked in cinema in Paris, was a very good friend of Anouk Aimee; hence his daughter's name. As well, I got to meet Pierre Barroush. And I learned Portuguese after the film. John
johncoghlan69 1 year ago
Catgirl,
Carl Jung believed that young men had a tremendous, mystical experience of the the "eternal feminine". This leads them on to quests throughout their lives. Mine was this film. A couple of months after I saw the film, I went to Paris, to the Gare St. Lazare where this last scene of the film was filmed. I always wanted to be the racing car driver (Tritignant) and the stunt man Barrough. I've always - in some way, wanted to meet Aimee st tSt. Lazare.
John
johncoghlan69 1 year ago
eu tinha 16 anos quando vi esse filme e hoje tenho 41 anos e não esqueço do romantismo do mesmo.
carlos gomes---Brasil
carloscarneiro68 1 year ago
Jungian analysts speak of a "Grail" experience - an experience of the Eternal Feminine affecting a man all his life. Mine was on the quai shown here. I wanted to be the courageous Tritignant and the Pierre Barrouh so passionate with people, ideas, places - and Brazil.
John
johncoghlan69 2 years ago
@johncoghlan69 I think at some point in our lives, we all feel this way. The lucky ones never lose that desire, even if they never quite achieve the objective. Cheers, John.
TheCatgirl6 1 year ago