À bout de souffle - the interview

[PlayIt4MeAgainSam]

Vous devez voir le film en entier pour vraiment apprécié cette scène.

[Sonoman02]

Yes man, from Gilgamesh to Adan, Inmortality was the bigger ambition of a living being like us...

And the answer of Parvulesco reveals most madness than inmortality itself !!!

[liquidnature13]

so many brilliant quotes, just from this scene alone..

"if you see a pretty girl with a rich man, you know she's nice and he's a bastard."

truth.

"how many men can a woman love in a lifetime?"

I've recently had to ask myself that.

"to become immortal and then die."

would sound cliche, if it wasn't so fundamentally human.

[Jkfilms7]

Jean-Pierre Melville everybody. Probably my favorite cameo by a director. (Scorsese in "Taxi Driver" is a close second.)

[emeacero]

Jean Seberg aparece incréible, con una musa como ella, es imposible que Godard no haya pasado a la gloria, qué mujer para hermosa, sofisticada, los lentes, la mirada, el coqueteo, su vestido, el look. ¿Por qué no hay más divas como esa?

[SEGAClownboss]

To become immortal - and then to die. This statement is so truthful and great, just think about it...

That is now my greatest ambition.

[liquidnature13]

@SEGAClownboss yeah.. love it.

[ArchevequeTurpin]

This is hilarious!

[handbananatonightyou]

haha i didnt notice he said "degueulasse" in this scene

[01January2010]

This is probably the coolest scene in any movie ever made. Ever!

[mokitoot]

devenir immortel, et puis, mourir.

[pepitovaldezz]

la grande classe

[honegger]

Parvulesco is the great french filmmaker Jean-Pierre Melville

[wsad458679]

I love Jean-Luc Godard. this movie revolutionalized film by essentially proving that independant films could be made on low budgets and be brilliant. Jean Seberg is also the most beautiful women ever to have walked the earth. such a shame.

[parkerphil20]

completely agreed,theres something very magnetic about her

[Camerador]

@wsad458679 Such a shame that she was insane.

[carlo88moe]

@wsad458679 u sound as sophomoric as someone who's just watch it for the first time and read the wikipedia page

[Del4Mar]

this is the coolest movie ever made and is ever going to be! I'm not talking about the postmodernistic wannabecoolness through nihilistic cynisism, but pure clean coolness as like in the 50s and 60s

[carlo88moe]

@Del4Mar what a blathering psuedo fuckhead thing to say...

[Del4Mar]

@carlo88moe Alright my dude! Have a nice day :)

[Privelidge]

@carlo88moe LMAO! You just got sooo owned "fuckhead"! Where you gonna go now you little pussy? To your mom and cry a bit. Imbeciles like you might just do so XD

[carlo88moe]

@Privelidge You're like those pathetic short-asses in a brawl where after your leader punches a guy to the ground,you come in&provide lame kicks because you wanna feel you contributed.In this case,I got a spit ball shot at me&then you rambunctiously celebrate"ohh my god you just got shot by a spit ball!! holy shit! my god! superb!"Calm the fuck down,I'd say it in whatever language is your native but i don't know you, i can just tell by the nature of you retort you're NOT English,lol

[Privelidge]

@carlo88moe Hahaha, why so much anger? Your comment was funny, although the case was not that you were attacked by this guy as you are implying. He gently replied to your asshole comment, and I was contributing to make your trolling worthless. I guess we both are the losers as we are posting hater-comments to each other

[carlo88moe]

@Privelidge angry? not me toward you, youre amusing more than inciting...yeah, i got that, he did reply well to my assholery, i admit it, i just didnt care for your own assholery thereafter--seemed as pointless as me ragging on him in the first place--no, i got the irony, just wasnt SO clever as you mightve been inclined to rate yourself...indeed, we are acting pretty infantile, but we can stop, which i'll do now....

[87dan87]

:( do you mean the whole movie or just this scene?

[asteroceras]

Crappy nouvelle vague. Yawn.

[katiemckay]

That's kid of why I like it - it's so esoteric and aware of itself, it just sort of becomes silly. But it still maintains this great sense of style, you know?