This just became a new favorite of mine
Haven't seen either yet but my homie was putting me onto Athena on Netflix so imma check it out soon
1. The Double Life of Veronique
2. Last Year at Marienbad
3. Contempt
4. Le samouraï
5. The Lovers on the Bridge
6. A Man Escaped
7. The Piano Teacher
8. Orpheus
9. Certified Copy
10. Stolen Kisses
Haven't seen either yet but my homie was putting me onto Athena on Netflix so imma check it out soon
Yep still gotta see Athena. Can’t wait to watch it
1. Le Trou
2. La Collectionneuse
3. Holy Motors
4. La Haine
5. Amélie
6. The Lovers on the Bridge
7. Le Samouraï
8. Army of Shadows
9. Vivre Sa Vie
10. La Belle Noiseuse
No order but
A Summer’s Tale
La Haine
La Piscine
Last Year at Marienbad
Portrait of a Lady on Fire
The Green Ray
Pierrot Le Fou
A Man Escaped
Cercle Rouge
Nocturama
Breathless (1960)
Vivre sa Vie (1962)
Les parapluies de Cherbourg (1964)
Belle de Jour (1967)
Les demoiselles de Rochefort (1967)
2 ou 3 choses que je sais d'elle (1967)
Irreversible (2002)
Holy Motors (2012)
Grave (2017)
Climax (2018)
Titane (2021)
once i saw a list like this and 8 of 10 movies were about prostitutes and since then ive not been able to stop thinking what the f*** is wrong with the french
Belle de Jour
Vire sa Vie
you dont get to say that, not with the list you just posted
I'm not the one putting eyes without a face top 10
The lack of Truffaut films im seeing
i've watched 18 of his films and I'd consider 4 really good. I don't know but there's something about truffaut where i feel his love for his characters always eclipses the rest of the film in someway, if this makes any sense at all.
maybe with age i'll feel a bit more sentimental and like those films better but as of now, they're OK.
i really like jules et jim, tirez sur le pianiste, baisers volés (this is my absolute favorite) and la peau douce
here are some more french titles to search up
I'm not the one putting eyes without a face top 10
eyes without a face a bona fide classic my man
eyes without a face a bona fide classic my man
For me, no but I generally don't care for thrillers
The lack of Truffaut films im seeing
As there should be
i've watched 18 of his films and I'd consider 4 really good. I don't know but there's something about truffaut where i feel his love for his characters always eclipses the rest of the film in someway, if this makes any sense at all.
maybe with age i'll feel a bit more sentimental and like those films better but as of now, they're OK.
i really like jules et jim, tirez sur le pianiste, baisers volés (this is my absolute favorite) and la peau douce
here are some more french titles to search up
Truffaut def not close to top tier
Passion of Joan of Arc gotta be one of the most overrated films to me
I think it's not, but still prefer Napoleon (1927) though.
Truffaut def not close to top tier
i was obsessed with truffaut films, but that's because I didn't know any better and you set me straight 3-4 years ago and told me to watch some rivette
out of the cahiers bunch i find that he's the least interesting filmmaker.
i feel like that he became what he initially hated on when he wrote about the "a certain tendency of french cinema" for cahiers. interestingly enough i think he was the sharpest writer there, but somewhere after 68' he got lost in the sauce as a filmmaker.
chabrol wasn't perhaps the greatest either (going from what i've read about his 70s work) but he more made up for it in the 90s.
400 blows is interesting since it draws from truffaut's childhood, but I think pialat's enfance nue is better in every regard
1. Le Samouraï
2. Mauvais sang
3. Le Salaire de la peur
4. Assasins et voleurs
5. Le diable probablement
6. Z
7. Le feu follet
8. La belle et la bête
9. Les demoiselles de Rochefort
10. Vivre sa vie
11 (fuck it). La religieuse
extremely difficult, missing assayas & rohmer, more godard, rivette, guitry, carax and melville. tried to only limit myself to one film per director
been getting in some pialat too and he's one of the best of the french 70s.
:omg:
1. Z
2. Portrait of a Lady on Fire
3.L'Armée des ombres
4. Cléo de cinq à sept
5. La Jetée
6. Le Samouraï
7. Un homme et une femme
8. Hiroshima Mon Amour
9. Three Colors: Red
10. Plein soleil
i was obsessed with truffaut films, but that's because I didn't know any better and you set me straight 3-4 years ago and told me to watch some rivette
out of the cahiers bunch i find that he's the least interesting filmmaker.
i feel like that he became what he initially hated on when he wrote about the "a certain tendency of french cinema" for cahiers. interestingly enough i think he was the sharpest writer there, but somewhere after 68' he got lost in the sauce as a filmmaker.
chabrol wasn't perhaps the greatest either (going from what i've read about his 70s work) but he more made up for it in the 90s.
400 blows is interesting since it draws from truffaut's childhood, but I think pialat's enfance nue is better in every regard
Yeah he definitely became what he hated, you dead right about that. Chabrol has some killer s*** for sure