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HwCath

24May12

Wowwie Kabootles, who would have thought that a french romance in the near future would be so eccentric?? Love is a strange thing. It can make us do the irrational, especially when thieves are involved. I wonder if Wong Kar Wai was influenced about this when making fallen angels?

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Livia Popp

13Apr12

That scene where Alex is running down the street , punching his "cement" guts while David Bowie is playing in the background is the most perfect scene in the history of film.

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Reginald Healer Marcellin

21Dec11

Jean-Yves Escoffier is now one of my favorite cinematographers; and I now need to watch everything Leos Carax

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N. C.

30Oct11

David Bowie ♥

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N. C.

27Oct11

What beautiful images, I loved the angles, and all the way Carax made the story.

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DeJardinblum

5Sep11

So studied an effort that it's equal in weight to some horrific parody of the entire New Wave catalog.

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Weaving Wave

30Apr11

Wonderful, how Léos Carax personalized pacing of the moments. Unforgettable faces and expressions and an almost nonexistent story --- too contrived to get involved or reject.

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PROKOSCH

23Apr11

THE best running scene ever in cinema, pour toujours. Maybe my favorite scene in any movie, ever.

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Julija

27Feb11

one of the best scene of running in cinema history

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I.B.

4Mar10

I've been obsessed over this film (and to a slightly lesser extent over the rest of Carax' oeuvre) for the last three months. And I will remain obsessed for the next three, at least.

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scorpiorising

31Jan10

Anyone who doesn't find Denis Lavant peculiarly sexy must not be human, at all. Every time Lavant does something spontaneous or quirky in this film, my heart beats faster.

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Vincent Bergeron

14Nov09

A great discovery from Carax; I didn't care much for his other movies, more like good taste French Wave of the 80's. This movie was probably was not enjoyed in France back then. The directing is visually hypercreative, it is not realistic and away from daily life. I will need more than one watching to understand it. Jean-Pierre Jeunet was watching...

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Grey Daisies

12Apr09

L'amour moderne. A stylish post-modern romantic sci-fi thriller (imagine Alphaville meets Diva) and Carax's best work. And of course the reason why I fell hopelessly in love with Juliette Binoche.

David Ehrenstein

12Apr09

Extravagance Thy Name is Alexandre Dupont! Weird and unforgettable if only for the sequence where Denis Lavant dances to "Modern Love" and Mirelle Perrier evokes all silent era waifs as she emotes to Chaplin's theme from "Limelight."