Andre

I loved this film. Kudos to Louis Malle for getting me interested in a close to 2 hour film of 2 men talking about life and what it means to really live it. I loved hearing their different points. I found myself agreeing at times with both opposite opinions. It left me very depressed. We are definitely busy bodies with our heads in the ground trying to collect money to survive and not really questioning our existence.

Puts me in mind of the difference between those who love Barack Obama and those who hate him. The lobotomized among us are the haters. To those of us who love him, he brings "the light" into our lives. When I hear some of his speeches, I find myself tearing up, and I'm a 70-yr.-old white guy!

Just to let you all know that The Royal Court Theatre in London is showing My Dinner with Andre on Sat 18th April.

It seem sort of scary that certain films from the 70's never lost their meaning, even 30+ years down the road.

Even scarier is WHY doesn't this film ever get re-shown? Could it be that THEY don't want us to see it again? or New Generations to remain sleep-walking....check-out "The Trap" also.Back-to-film though-do you remember the one with Bruce Dern in Space?

Andre TED Talk 1980.

Thanks for posting such a special part of this movie. I've been watching it for years, and it never loses its meaning. There is a way. . . I'll die trying.

From 4.33 -> the man reminds me of Terence Mckenna.

Gay has nothing to do with it. They are two men having a talk thats all...They are both Philsophers. Exchanging thoughts. What better way to spend a evening....

Remarkable monologue