pierrot le fou - no charge - long

[slabaughericka]

Great Content, Keep up the Good work



[iksose]

thumbs up if xenophobe is a fag

[spaz01112]

hey thats daaaaaaaaamn good, i like that.

[IDKSOMTHIN]

"No Y'arge"

[kvaughn31]

@IDKSOMTHIN 

[kvaughn31]

@IDKSOMTHIN New York

[grandpathong]

im gay

[NeonStarr0067]

@Bootlegization ...She's trying to look Vietnamese...Not Japanese. Geisha's do not have yellow skin. Please keep your cultures straight.

[NeonStarr0067]

@Bootlegization Don't put comments up if you're afraid of someone's reaction. It should be known that Geisha's smear white paint on their face. She was obviously not trying to reenact a Geisha. How I am racist, I'm unsure. I'm not the one who painted my face yellow and mimicked another culture's language. But they made their intent clear in the movie since they said they were reenacting the Vietnamese War. Twice you've made an idiotic assumption now. Next time read the subtitles.

[XVLaHireXV]

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hey u know that did my heart good fella

[cholocharile]

ANG YONG WONG MIANG YONG

[rutherfordplace]

found this on netflix instant. most memorable scene

[reginablablabla]

What the fuck is this?

[anemone9]

@reginablablabla

It's Godard mocking America's participation in the Vietnam war. This scene is taken from the movie Pierrot le fou.

The film is very episodic, but regardless of the plot, it's an autobiographical movie. The very obvious subtext is that the film's writer/director is trying to deal with the fact that his wife--who plays the female lead in this film--cheated on him. Needless to say, things got pretty crazy on set.

[niputaideaqueponer]

@anemone9 anna karina was cheating on godard? who with?

[anemone9]

Someone attached to another film she made. I believe he was the director of it.

The affair devastated Godard, and it eventually led to the end of the marriage. Nevertheless, they remained married for several more years, and Pierrot was made during that period.

[anemone9]

I just checked this...Shortly after their marriage, Karina slept with an actor in a movie made by another director.

I know that I can't give the URL of my source, but google for: "anna karina" cheated godard

And then choose the link from Bright Lights After Dark.

[confidz]

This idea comes from a book full of inaccuracies, to say the least, made by an obvious ex-devoted fan who tries to kill his ex-idol. I've read several interview of Karina and Godard and never heard of that. Karina said the end of their marriage was probably the child they never had together.

[anemone9]

Really? I hadn't heard of that. Thanks for the correction :)

[omgfiercelawl]

@confidz Richard Brody, yes?

[spameister]

What the fuck do you mean?

[Rarab2]

Funniest scene in the movie. "New York.. Yeah.. Hollywood.. Communist.."

[Kimmynumber2]

I can't tell if the sailor is an actor or if Godard actually pulled him off a boat

[johnsonerson]

Surrre.... Aw Yeeeaaah...

[immutabledude]

Heck, I'm an American, and I thought this was hilarious.

[NGS712]

Me too. :D

'Yeaahh'

[greentortouise]

My favorite scene in the entire film. Cracks me up every time.

[cpm3geneseo]

Ahhh, Godard, a true filmmaker's filmmaker.

[nylonstyle]

hurray for kennedy! i love this movie.

[noises]

the best recreation of dumbs americans ever!

[Cocrteau3]

Was this about the war in Vietnam or about the war in Iraq? Who can tell?

[BetNoire]

Jokes aside, it's pretty fucking obvious. How many Vietnamese chicks do you see in iraq??

[calicatty123]

hahaha dammit man, that made my day!

[invisibleman54]

.....mine as well!....