Comments on: Meetin’ WA & God’R in the Fute’R http://www.ryeberg.com/curated-videos/meetin-wa-godr-in-the-futer/ Curated Videos Fri, 03 Sep 2010 20:31:41 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Sholem Krishtalka http://www.ryeberg.com/curated-videos/meetin-wa-godr-in-the-futer/comment-page-1/#comment-995 Sholem Krishtalka Mon, 08 Feb 2010 18:35:21 +0000 http://www.ryeberg.com/?p=6851#comment-995 They love each other too much. If they hated each other a little, the interview would have been better. Also, Godard has the worst translator in the world. They love each other too much. If they hated each other a little, the interview would have been better. Also, Godard has the worst translator in the world.

]]> By: Ed Howard http://www.ryeberg.com/curated-videos/meetin-wa-godr-in-the-futer/comment-page-1/#comment-983 Ed Howard Fri, 05 Feb 2010 18:16:31 +0000 http://www.ryeberg.com/?p=6851#comment-983 Love it. That Godard/Allen conversation *is* kind of "bad," in the sense that they really don't connect, they, as you say, have problems communicating their ideas to one another, they seem to be taking radically different approaches to the cinema. But that's kind of the idea: Godard further complicates matters by indulging in even more of his confusing, disruptive video-editing techniques than usual, constantly intruding with frames-within-the-frame and weird transitions and such. The interview becomes all about communication problems and the multiple ways in which filmmakers and viewers alike might think about film. And *King Lear* is a work of pure genius. Love it. That Godard/Allen conversation *is* kind of “bad,” in the sense that they really don’t connect, they, as you say, have problems communicating their ideas to one another, they seem to be taking radically different approaches to the cinema. But that’s kind of the idea: Godard further complicates matters by indulging in even more of his confusing, disruptive video-editing techniques than usual, constantly intruding with frames-within-the-frame and weird transitions and such. The interview becomes all about communication problems and the multiple ways in which filmmakers and viewers alike might think about film.

And *King Lear* is a work of pure genius.

]]> By: Sean Dixon http://www.ryeberg.com/curated-videos/meetin-wa-godr-in-the-futer/comment-page-1/#comment-979 Sean Dixon Thu, 04 Feb 2010 18:54:41 +0000 http://www.ryeberg.com/?p=6851#comment-979 “Mwahahaha.” “Mwahahaha.”

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