I wish Godard didn't have to inflict his enormous ego on us by cutting Allen's answers in his typical annoying style, but I'm not giving this a lower score because we were blessed with at least some input from one of the best American filmmakers. I wish the French one would just stop his shtick.

Light style, fittingly heavier-ish on substance. The whimsical editing of Godard - which would seem out of place anywhere else - just matches the mood and tone of the interview. And what a refreshlingly intelligent, low-key, chatty interview it is.

Not an easy thing to put a number on. Certainly worth watching.

Would've liked it to have been longer with less terrible editing. Just let the man speak!

Not good, not bad. Not long.

Godard is such and obnoxious pretentious asshole with his questions and the editing, but it gives the film a wonderful whimsy. On top of that the interview itself is quite interesting as they discuss editing and the influences of TV on cinema. It's pretty good and a lot of fun.

Crappy editing of a conversation that had to be more interesting.

The interview with Woody is rather interesting, although I'm sure I've heard him asked similar questions. Godard did too much stupid shit throughout; so much that it comes across as obnoxious.