A Gondry Tribute to Jean Vigo

By Sean
August 31, 2011
12:33 PM

Still one step ahead of what you didn't do.
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By Scott
August 31, 2011
01:26 PM

Nice charming short work and very much in the spirit of Vigo. I attribute any negative comments to "internet muscles" or uninspired performance art.
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By rv branham
August 31, 2011
01:29 PM

lame? i found it terribly sweet. yes, twee as fuckall. but that is part of gondry's mission statement. t'wld be a great trailer for l'atalante. (but it does make me curious to see what sort of short tributes david lynch, j.-l. godard, terry gilliam, jane campion, fred scepisi, wong kar wai, & bill plympton wld come up with....)
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By David Hollingsworth
August 31, 2011
05:55 PM

I found it very creative, and unique, and I waiting to see what else Michel Gondry has up his sleeve.
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By Shaun Pearson
August 31, 2011
11:49 PM

I agree MA there's too much uncritical thinking from fan-boys and -girls, but dude, it's 45 seconds long. On those grounds it's not bad and because of that fact unable to be remarkable. Gondry made the most of those limitations.
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By MITOULA
September 01, 2011
09:54 AM

I find it hard to believe someone call the piece 'totally unremarkable' - surely its a nice short sprint of creativity. I mean, do you need to have five Fellinis and a garnish of Kubrick in a short less than a minute? Can't Gondry have some oddball fun right there?
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By Patrick
September 01, 2011
04:34 PM

Fun and succinct; the animated equivalent of a tribute Tweet.
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By WTF?
September 01, 2011
09:31 PM

What a load of crap, Gondry is unable to do anything remotely good since Eternal Sunshine...
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- By David
  September 17, 2011
  06:25 PM
  
  Hey WTF?, What have you done lately?

By Robert Holloway
September 02, 2011
06:24 PM

A pleasant enough diversion that stimulates my appetites for the forthcoming feast of Vigo. I just think it's cool that Gondry took the time. I had the great pleasure of working with him many years ago on an award winning TV spot for Levi's
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By Sean
September 03, 2011
03:07 AM

Eternal Sunshine wasn't even good
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By Ned
October 25, 2011
11:33 PM

Can't a guy have some fun?
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By vera
October 26, 2011
07:03 PM

Maybe Criterion should ban comments. We don't really need to know what random assholes on the internet think.
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By Jinpo
October 27, 2011
09:19 PM

So because someone doesn't like something we're gonna eliminate free speech. oookayyy.....
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