Jean-Luc Godard, Bande à part, 1964 [extrait]

[Hanjoesolo]

Bande à part...Like Tarantino´s Movie producer company ( A Band Apart)

[Mxsmanic]

This must be a surrealist film, because the Louvre is never that empty!

[dwalden74]

Best way to enjoy any museum is on rollerskates. :)

[lamogliedelkhimico]

meravigliosa scena!

[spirmessi]

if you like to see the movies history watch *BIRTH OF CINEMA* in youtube and enjoy.

[Duchampmarcel]

Merci de modérer vos propos et d'argumenter plutôt que d'injurier. Je n'aime pas la censure mais je supprimerai à l'avenir les commentaires de ce genre.

[CALLAMAYMARK]

JEAN LUC GODARD ETAIT UN PETIT CON PRETENTIEUX QUI CASSAIT LES CINEASTES DONT IL SAVAIT QUILS AVAIENT PLUS DE TALENT QUE LUI, NOTAMMENT LE GENIALLISIME STANLEY KUBRICK

[RicLanceWilliams]

eyes wide shut, notwithstanding, a dark comic masterpiece about the life of tiny Christmas trees

[nothingtruc]

@CALLAMAYMARK

Kubrick était gigantesque. Je préfère aussi son Oeuvre (surtout à partir de Dr Folamour) à celle de Godard. Cela écrit, ça n'a pas empêché ce dernier de réaliser de très grands films (notament Sauve qui Peut (la Vie), Pierrot le Fou, Notre Musique, Vivre sa Vie,...).

Il faut savoir, et cela s'applique également pour des personnes telles que Céline, Choron, Gainsbourg, Nabe, Baskova, Crumb, Klima et autres... faire les différences entre la personne, le personnage et l'Oeuvre.

[MixtecaConJaguar]

i have to try that!!

[swanstep]

Notice that the dramatic stair-case they run down is the same one that Audrey Hepburn strides down in a glam red dress yelling to Fred Astaire 'Take the picture, take the picture' in Funny Face. Great location in two great films.

[omfgxphoebe]

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. this is heart-wrenching.

x

[monroekissedme]

I will totally do this !!!!

[zackandroy]

Guys, I need help, my horse of 64 years and I broke up, I need moral support.

[qVICKYq]

ah thank you for posting!

this is my favorite scene!

[paresseuxetoile]

TRES BIEN! i have touched art in museum before. ^^

[jayraskin]

I have watched the scene in Bertolucci's "The Dreamers" 20 times and I did not realize that they were referencing a Godard film. Thanks.

[Sophieandhearts]

They reference more than one.

[JayPhilosopher]

Actually, I finally got to see "Bande a part." It is amazing in a lot of ways, although it has aged. I thought it was quite similar to Truffaut's "Shoot the Piano Player."

I guess I have to brush up on my nouvelle vague.

[anna0karina]

I am SO going to do that when I go.

[karlwiddak]

I did it. They weren't happy...lol.

[typedbiscuit]

@karlwiddak Really????

[Screamer1989]

@anna0karina same here. that's the best way to enjoy the museums when you understand shit about art!

[shebampow]

I always think of this scene when I'm at a museum and wonder what the record is there/if I could break it. I could never do it in such style, though.

[mitsubaclover]

fav scene

[Refrescospepito]

Hahaha, Ana Karina beats the other two assholes here and in the dance scene.

She is absolutely beautiful.

[locodemierda1989]

y al final rompen el record? ja que buena escena.. tenia que ser de Godard! Bertolucci en "SOñadores" homenajea la pelicula con la misma situacion pero en este caso si rompen el record ja! Me encanta esta pelicula y me encanta verla a Anna fumando si llevarse el humo a los pulmones jaja!

SAludos!

[johnsonerson]

Does anyone know, did they get permission to shoot this scene?

[johnsonerson]

I guess I should be more specific, did they get permission to sprint through the Lourve? I always wonder if that security gaurd was acting or not.

[wherestherealsky]

I read they didn't, cheeky things

[jankeymunter]

Second thoughts: yes they did!

[jankeymunter]

Did they beat the man from San Francisco or not?

[peymaania]

I once had to run that fast in the louvre to get to the salle de Merde...Cauze I had to Merde really Bad!

[Midpoison]

I saw almost the same in The Dreamers!!! Very nice!

[MissAsssnatch]

they were copying this! I love that movie.

[jdmitchell2]

They even found inspiration for part of the Rocky Horror Picture Show from the dance scene!

[fl0re]

j'aime j'aime j'aime<3

[breeeegs]

They really took time to savor the artwork ;)

[MyhEadiSnOtRight]

I SO need to watch that movie...

[JakeARebour]

§ incantato §

[galufus]

And here is that famous scene in which the characters in Bande à part race through the Louvre. Most of the tourists we saw there last summer were approximating this scene!