Seth Farmer
17Jun11
no shit
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AntioneOscar69
9Apr12
Joins The 400 Blows and Jules et Jim as one of Truffaut's masterpieces. Sharply observed, witty, dramatic, magical, masterfully directed and acted. Along with Fellini's 8 1/2 and Godard's Contempt the greatest film about making films.
Zachary George Najarian-Najafi
5Sep11
It put a smile on my face. Now I want to go out into the streets and make movies as well, and steal Citizen Kane posters.
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JP. Schmidt
20Aug11
Amazing film. This really felt like one of Truffaut's best and most personal since Jules et Jim.
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Hidden Behind the Screen
7Jun11
I loved it. This may give some people second thoughts on their dreams of making/being involved in movies...But it just made me wanna make them even more. Was hilarious in some parts, and seeing Truffaut do his thing was a rare treat. I especially loved his dream where he steals the Citizen Kane stills... I think Wes Anderson's American Express commercial was heavily inspired by this...
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Rupert Rand
25Feb11
It captures really well the atmosphere of a film set, and is very funny. I loved it!
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Gonzalo Caride
3Feb11
One of best ever meta-films. A must see to everyone interested not only in cinema, but also in how it's made.
MrDickPump
25Oct10
It was such an amazing journey to Mr. Truffaut's vision, thank you, for your kindness.
Seth Farmer
20Aug10
This is one of the best movies I have ever seen. The viewing experience left me completely blown away.
G.T. De Fontenoy died for us
4May10
i continuously question who is superior Godard or Truffaut. Godard is artier perhaps, but Truffaut continued in a much more memorable way, much more like Renoir. There is Le Mepris and La Nuit Americaine. No Winner.
Helena Fisher-Welsh
19Dec09
Despite everything that happens, it still makes you want to be in movies.
Andy Oettl
21Jun09
An entertaining film about filmmaking by one of the greatest film lovers the world has ever seen - Francois Truffaut. The characters are great and so is the music by Georges Delerue.
Eric Osborn
15Jun09
The second best film about filmmaking ever made. Women might not be magic and men might not be magic, but Truffaut is.
