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It is, if you're into all that hippie nonsense.

I guess it's a bit of both. It's definitely a nod to film noir and American B-movies (it was dedicated to the B-movie studio Monogram Pictures) But obviously Godard was equally interested in breaking rules and traditions.

And what is A bout de souffle but a homage to American cinema.

I'd understand if you simply don't like A bout de souffle, but a sorry movie? Many say it's overrated, but I think they fail to understand just how revolutionary it was and how many films/directors it influenced. And it has Jean Seberg :heart:

sorry movie? Then some of those things on your list don't even deserve to be called a movie.

It's a decent list. Could be more eclectic though, too usa centric for my liking.

Or the likeliest interpretation that you're over-thinking and it has no deeper meaning. This isn't Tarkovsky, it's PT Anderson the most overrated filmmaker alive (or should that honor belong to Christopher Nolan, I'm not sure).

I guess the second striker role suits Giovinco the best.

Like Cassano and Seedorf both whom have scored a lot of goals against us.

A poet?

Yes. Arthur Schnitzler

Who do you mean?

Physician turned author.

And if we want to succeed in CL, we need world class strikers. Right now we don't have any.

No. Wrong continent. :agree:

I got his "Understanding Media" on my books to read list, yet to get around to it. Here's the next one

One of the few famous Canadians I've heard of.

:tup: one of the best black comedies.

McLuhan

And Lucarelli's foul on Matri should've been a pk.