What does /tv/ think about Godard? What is his best movie?

I liked Breathless but didn't love it tbqh.

>>85541503
My favorite is Weekend. It's a pretty fucked up movie.

Pierrot le fou is pure kino.
best death scene filmed so far
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apjzZp3tJfQ

Breathless is his only good film

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>>85541744
Who was in the wrong though?

Plebs will say something pre 67, because they are plebs.

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>>85541842
belmondo's character was a literal cuck, he was obviously in the wrong
anna looked amazing in this film

Probably his King Lear.

Anna Karina is shockingly beautiful

>>85541530
I liked it the first time around and began to love it the next few times I saw it. Upbeat, then tragic.

Vivre sa Vie is a bit dry but fantastic too. I saw it for the first time projected onto a full screen; made it much more impactful imo. It doesn't carry well to smaller screens. The larger faces convey larger emotions, which is necessary for a movie with such profound emotional depth.

>>85541503
His movies are hit and miss for me but Hail Mary is one of my favorites.

>>85541980
When he found out he killed them though

Anyone has the Anna wife simulator webm from le petite soldat?