Pierrot Le Fou - Movie Review / Analysis

A review / analysis on Pierrot Le Fou, a 1965 film directed by Jean-Luc Godard.

[mariannevdh]

Godard did not only use red and blue in almost every scene, but also white. Blue, white, and red are the colors of the French flag. So there is probably a correlation between the used colors and the flag.

[thomaswilke]

I saw the movie for the very first time today and I couldn’t make any sense out of it so I’m now looking for the review on YouTube. Your review is very helpful. I’m going to give the movie another shot

[natalydavidsmith]

My favorite gangster movie Carlitos Way uses color in a really fascinating way. If you haven’t yet, you should check that film out.

[mysticalcatnip]

Great review, you should make more reviews :/

[RTPXX]

yea as you says that this film is about pushing the bounderies, and asking the audience. but i think as a film, it shouldn't just forgot the main function of it, to tell a story.

[paulomagalhaes]

Is Pierrot Le Fou related to Le Petit Soldat? I still didn't watch Le Petit Soldat, but i notice that in Marianne aparment there is a poster of the film and they talk a lot about the Algerian War.

[lucasbookfield]

So the characters have an arc? What sort of structure are you referring to? Thanks again.

[mikaellascheffer]

alguém sabe um site onde eu possa assistir pierrot le fou legendado em português?