Thread 211894067

what do you think about Gaspar Noe?
(keep the Irreversible memes to a minimum)

>>211894067 (OP)
I thought Climax was fantastic.

He's gonna become a great director once he finally grows out of his edgy teen phase

>>211894329
I remember hearing that Enter the Void was a movie he wanted to make "since adolescence" and it really frames it well because it's the kind of slop a teenager on drugs for the first time would come up with.

>>211894067 (OP)
Is one of those directors I find out later I saw strange things for strange reasons

>>211894067 (OP)
He makes the best movies I never want to watch twice.

>>211894067 (OP)
Im a contrarian yes
Vortex > Love > Climax > I Stand Alone > Enter the Void > Irreversible > Lux Æterna
>>211894329
He said he is making a children's movie next. No idea how will that look.

>>211894067 (OP)
He has a really strong sense of style, I like the way he shoots his films and puts them together, but he's obsessed with ugliness and filth for the sake of ugliness and filth and I just don't find it interesting. I don't think he has it in him to make a film that's actually worth anything. Just look at him

>>211894067 (OP)
He's a Gadonbro like us

>>211894067 (OP)
Never saw Argento as an actor.

>>211896016
In interviews, he comes across as a decent sensitive guy. No doubt he's a druggie, but I think he explores his dark side in art form mostly.

>>211896016
What about Vortex?

>>211894067 (OP)
He's great. His only real miss is Love and his other weaker films (like Climax) are still good watches. I think he peaked with Enter the Void but Vortex is his second best and gives me a lot of hope for his future films.

>>211894329
Watch Vortex then, it's exactly what you want.

>>211895899
Holy shit its real
>Noé is now doubling down in his intentions to make a children’s film. Speaking with Variety, he’s telling us to expect the unexpected when it comes to his next project, saying that he’d “like to do a movie with young children, or a movie for children.”
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>“I’ve already done a movie about old age with ‘Vortex’ so the next one is going to be different. I’d like to make a film where the main characters are very young kids, aged between three to five years old, with very little dialogue. I like movies with kids. I don’t have kids myself, but I relate to them.”
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>He does go on to state that another option could be involve a harrowing mix of documentary, war and horror, which makes way more sense given his past films. Alas, it doesn’t sound like Noé has really made up his mind yet, but a film about young tykes seems to be something that’s been on his mind.