Meetin' WA

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

Not good, not bad. Not long.

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

A conversation between perhaps my two favorite filmmakers, and it heavily features some of the trademarks of both - obtrusive video editing and palpable anxiety. See if you can guess who is responsible for what.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

30 dias de JLG - Filme #12: Meetin' WA. 25 minutos de puro ouro, o que mais fica aqui é ver o Allen falando como uma pessoa normal, longe da neurose excessiva de suas personagens. Um grande encontro. DVDRip no MakingOff.