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60 of 94 · most liked firstOn this day (21st December) in 1990, the Scala Cinema was showing The Big Blue and Betty Blue as a double bill. And yes I did have the posters on my wall!
positive · AI labelView post →37°2 Le Matin aka Betty Blue |1986 www.imdb.com/title/tt0090563 #NowWatching #filmsky ·a lackadaisical handyman and aspiring novelist tries to support his younger girlfriend as she slowly succumbs to madness·
neutral · AI labelView post →Argentina is the Betty Blue of monetary policy, and its peso is the beach shack where that movie begins. It would be comedy gold watching the Trump II admin chain the Fed to that relationship, if it weren't coming at a time when the Fed and $ are facing some very serious credibility issues already.
neutral · AI labelView post →Jean-Jacques Beineix (with Scenes from his film "Betty Blue") - BOTD
neutral · AI labelView post →#NewYearsResolutionsChallenge #MusicChallenge Day 9: Someone reading a book in a movie 🎬 Betty Blue 💙 Betty reads Zorg’s unpublished novel.
neutral · AI labelView post →The latest Low Culture Podcast is up! First watched Betty Blue via those Radio Times promises of nudity in the 1990s, it’s fair to say my experience of the film today is has evolved somewhat
neutral · AI labelView post →For my #80sTop30 choice tonight, I may be breaking the rules & face disqualification. At number 7, I have chosen the soundtrack to the film Betty Blue. That’s the English title of the film & it’s the title most people are familiar with. I adore the music. Haven’t watched the film for many years.
positive · AI labelView post →Name a film with a color in the title. Betty Blue - was a very popular film when I was in my teens
positive · AI labelView post →For no reason in particular here are my favourite films 1.Barry Lyndon 2.The Blues Brothers 3.Betty Blue 4. A Clockwork Orange 5. Empire Strikes Back 6. Django Unchained 7. The Muppet Movie ( original one ) 8. Dark Knight 9. I saw the Devil 10. E.T.
positive · AI labelView post →I loved French film director Jean-Jacques Beineix's film 37.2 Le Matin (aka Betty Blue, 1986), and especially the breakout performance by Béatrice Dalle, described variously as "a walking grenade," "one-woman Vietnam," "the patron saint of the abyss," and "Joan of Arc: the suicide bomber version"...
positive · AI labelView post →Jean-Jacques Beineix (with Scenes from his film "Betty Blue") - BOTD
neutral · AI labelView post →Point: "No movie REALLY needs a sex scene" Counterpoint: The first two minutes of BETTY BLUE. I rest my case.
positive · AI labelView post →‘37°2 le matin,’ (1986) known in English as ‘Betty Blue,’ depicts an all-consuming romance and a tragic descent into madness. Directed by Jean-Jacques Beineix, the film stars Béatrice Dalle and Jean-Hugues Anglade.
neutral · AI labelView post →Known in English as Betty Blue, a very good film (particularly in its longest form) that I love along with the director's Diva, Roselyne and the Lions, and IP5. I think Jean-Jacques Beineix is a bit overlooked these days.
positive · AI labelView post →Choose one film each from 50 great directors. Name the film and director, with a still. 25/50 Film: Betty Blue (1986) Director: Jean-Jacques Beineix #filmsky #filmchallenge #films (See also: y'all know I'm not stopping at fifty, right?)
positive · AI labelView post →It was already named Betty Blue & the film (37'2 le matin) is one of my all time faves so that was pretty much a deal clincher 😁 I need to have an official address for vehicle insurance so I can't give it up but the van will allow me to view other properties further afield or other options.
positive · AI labelView post →A few more thoughts about Betty Blue 1) the houses / apartments all look real and lived in, something I’m only realising now is often absent in modern film & 2) the sex looks real & lived in as well; sometimes passionate but also tired, emotional, stressed-out, loving etc - and NECESSARY
positive · AI labelView post →@nickstefan.bsky.social Gabriel Yared : musique du film 37°2 le matin (Suite "Betty Blue") - YouTube m.youtube.com/watch?v=qj2u...
neutral · AI labelView post →Betty Blue was such a sad movie. Good film, but heartbreaking.
neutral · AI labelView post →Best First Time Views, July 26 Trouble in Paradise Scarface (32) The Odyssey Jean de Florette/Manon of the Spring Married to the Mob Betty Blue The Invite Blue Heron Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie Swimming in Cambodia Hell’s Angels Cowboy Bebop: The Movie Salvador AGFA Horror Trailer Show
positive · AI labelView post →188. 37°2 le matin / Betty Blue (1986). An excellent, fascinating film, running the gamut from light and funny to so dark and harsh as to remind of Zulawski. Superb all around, with stars Anglade & Dalle especially standing out. Not for everyone, but well worth seeking out. And a #Caturday bonus:
positive · AI labelView post →Reading the part about chopping vegetables, too… yup. I watched the movie Betty Blue in my early 20s. I remember it being beautiful, but the horrible last few minutes stuck with me. I get that image occasionally, and though it passes, I hate it. Somehow knowing I’m not alone helps, though.
neutral · AI labelView post →37°2 le Matin (Betty Blue in English), Le Retour de Martin Guerre, Les Parapluies de Cherbourg, Indochine, La Haine We didn't get many movie days in other classes so I just remember the French movies.
neutral · AI labelView post →In the context of the X thing, just looking at the list of films banned or censored in Ireland down through the ages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Film_ce... When I was a student the Screen on O'Connell Bridge used to show the likes of The Life of Brian and Betty Blue, which were then considered risqué
neutral · AI labelView post →Remembering French film director, producer, and screenwriter Jean-Jacques Beineix, born October 8, 1946, in Paris, France (d. January 13, 2022), known for films Diva (1981), Moon in the Gutter (1983, w/ Nastassja Kinski), and Betty Blue (1986), and also for his 1990s documentaries.
neutral · AI labelView post →I shdnt make non objective decisions but they'd called the van Betty Blue after film 37'2 Le Matin, one of my all time faves from my late teens. It felt like a good omen. So this'll be 1st album I play in her, a fab soundtrack, brings back 40yr old memories of student days♥️ youtu.be/bTgt9MK2Ngo?...
positive · AI labelView post →Betty Blue! Haven’t thought about that film in years. Saw it in The Cornerhouse in Manchester. (Sadly now gone.) Every hip young thing had the poster back then. Will check out the soundtrack. Thanks Jamie!
positive · AI labelView post →Betty Blue is a amazing film. Great story, great actors, amazing cinematography, and a great soundtrack too.
positive · AI labelView post →@melodyrose.bsky.social Gabriel Yared : musique du film 37°2 le matin (Suite "Betty Blue") - YouTube m.youtube.com/watch?v=qj2u...
neutral · AI labelView post →Sidan det kan vere nokon som ikkje har sett filmen før, men har lyst (han ligg på Viaplay) skal eg avstå frå eit direkte handlingsreferat, men i staden seie noko om overordna tematikkar: Betty Blue er ein film som på ein ekstremt fransk måte kombinerer kunst, sex, rus og psykisk sjukdom 4/?
neutral · AI labelView post →This will resonate for anyone who took a very catholic girl out on the first date to watch what seemed like a classy French film (Betty Blue) only to find out that it started out with a very long sweaty shagging scene. 
unlabelledView post →#5 on my summer soundtracks list. The OST to the sexy, gorgeous and heartbreaking Betty Blue. Gabriel Yared’s finest work by a mile. And if you haven’t seen the movie… Just listen to the first track. It sets the movies mood to perfection.
unlabelledView post →I miss the days when there were about 7 film critics, a handful of magazines, a few dozen books and ya mate who'd seen Betty Blue on Holiday in Lyon and we did't have to see all the bad opinions of the visually illiterate, dim bulb low wattage pricks and fascists. #filmsky
unlabelledView post →We grew up with some absolutely terrific French cinema, didn't we. I remember going to see Betty Blue in the Everyman at Hampstead (and Diva, and loads of other great European films), and it was just so normal to go and watch a subtitled movie when I was in my teens.
unlabelledView post →Lars and the Real Girl with Big Naturals. That's literally the film. Betty Blue with Big Naturals. Nope, still the same. Bound With Big Naturals. Again, nothing changes. Ponyo With Big Naturals. That gets you on a list. Same list as most anime if we're being honest.
unlabelledView post →Just yesterday I was wondering why France doesn’t make movies like 37°2 Le Matin anymore. Then last night I watched Tout le Bleu du Ciel, which not only name-checked Betty Blue but also had scenes shot at Gruissan Plage. And the movie had parallels to Betty Blue. Loved it!
unlabelledView post →I am well aware that plenty of people really do not like the film Betty Blue, and I understand why. However…….I loved it at the time and watched it repeatedly, and the soundtrack is one of my favourite pieces of music so that’s why I’ve included it in my #80sTop30. I’m not going to rewrite history.
unlabelledView post →I was too young to catch them when they came out but they were very much still part of the conversation, it seems, when I was a wannabe teen film buff in the early 90s. I had them both on VHS and, of course, the obligatory Betty Blue poster!
unlabelledView post →Location of the chalet from the film Betty Blue - Gruissan Les Chalets / Gruissan Plage - Aude, France
unlabelledView post →Bertolucci's The Dreamers - ever since I saw Betty Blue all those years ago, the crazy hot French woman thing has actually been a turn off for me (I mean from a filmgoer's perspective, of course) and this was no exception. Could have been a good movie, I couldn't really tell. I was too annoyed.
unlabelledView post →My friend Mark, 18 at the time, was sent off to rent a film to watch with his girlfriend and her father, not knowing anything about the content of Betty Blue, he chose Betty Blue.
unlabelledView post →Erhebe einen Strafzoll von 100% und ruiniere einen Film: Betty Blue – 74,4 Grad am Morgen 😡
unlabelledView post →Name a movie with a colour in the title 🎬🖤 Betty Blue. Its original name is so much more poignant.
unlabelledView post →My pop culture event of the year: a new documentary on TCM about The Day the Clown Cried. With so much footage! And Jerry talks extensively about the film! The most amazing thing is we find out that Jean-Jacques Beineix, who made Betty Blue and Diva, was on the crew!!
unlabelledView post →Doubt I can sit through it all tonight, but Betty Blue is on the criterion channel. I’ve been wanting to see this movie a very long time.
unlabelledView post →They used to play this when late night programming started on STV in the late 80s. Betty Blue & Subway ( the film) had cult status. I was living in a basement flat in Hyndland.
unlabelledView post →I’d just started running community film and drama workshops in Liverpool when Cinéma du look came along. Diva, Betty Blue and Subway were student favourites. Good times.
unlabelledView post →When I was at uni I'm sure more people had Betty Blue posters than had ever seen the film. LOL
unlabelledView post →We watched Diva again. My lord, what a stylish and cool movie. How is it Beineix made that as his first film, then Betty Blue and nothing memorable after? Was someone the secret sauce? Or did he just make the mistake of growing up?
unlabelledView post →mel•an•chol•i•a GABRIEL YARED / BETTY ET ZORG (SOUNDTRACK - BETTY BLUE) [VIRGIN MOVIE MUSIC] 1988 youtu.be/VZye9RX-7lA?...
unlabelledView post →On this day in movie history: Betty Blue directed by Jean-Jacques Beineix released November 7, 1986. Cast: Béatrice Dalle, Jean-Hugues Anglade, Gérard Darmon, Consuelo de Haviland, Jacques Mathou, Clémentine Célarié, Vincent Lindon, Louis Bellanti, Philippe Laudenbach. #Drama
unlabelledView post →Zorg from ‘Betty Blue’ gotta be one of the best silly movie names of all time
unlabelledView post →I haven't seen this since the VHS era. Big film for me as a teen (along with Betty Blue of course). I'd love to see it again
unlabelledView post →Has anyone ever watched the movie from this poster that is seen in episode 9 of Kamen Rider Agito? Its called Betty Blue, originally called 37°2 le matin.
unlabelledView post →The Big Blue , Betty Blue and Three Colours trilogy are worth a whirl, if you're exploring French Film.
unlabelledView post →Betty Blue & Sid&Nancy (movie posters) 12/12
unlabelledView post →You’ve inherited a movie theater, what’s your first double feature? La Double Vie de Véronique (1991) Betty Blue (1986) There is nothing like a good movie score. These are classic scores by Zbigniew Preisner and Gabriel Yared.
unlabelledView post →I loved Betty Blue when I saw it in the theater when it first came out, and I love it now! Great choices!
unlabelledView post →I’m sure she’d just like to shoot a movie in Cleveland with a director who also loves postpunk and no wave, but if it’s her own Lynchian Betty Blue-inspired comedy…
unlabelledView post →Always loved how they had Christ making crosses in the beginning of that movie (Last Temptation, not Betty Blue) It's an irony I've only come across before in Nick Cave's 'Mercy Seat', and one that the gospel writers would no doubt kick themselves for missing.
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