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![Jean-Luc Godard on what audience don't like to watch in movies & the one interesting moment in Sam Mendes's "American Beauty" (1999): "We have to admit that three-quarters of the population wouldn't want to see a film that tells their story. I like to watch people working, but a woman TV host or journalist will never watch herself working for an hour, unless out of egoism or narcissism. I can watch a worker who makes the same gesture over and over again. The worker would be bored to tears if he had to watch himself. People don't want to see their lives, only a little bit of their lives. Americans are very good from that point of view. Everything is done by the viewers, who have just enough of the springboard they need. 'American Beauty' (1999), which was very successful, is not bad in certain respects. If I were a film critic, that's what I would say. There is one interesting moment in the film. A young boy films his girlfriend. We see the scene in 35 mm from several angles, as well as the shot being filmed by the small camera. Suddenly we see four seconds of 'Faces' (1968). But if you don't show that shot, you have to do something else, what Kazan or Nicholas Ray did. Those are only samples. People like that a lot because they have the time to identify with [the sequence], then you go on to other things, come back, and so on." ("Jean-Luc Godard The Future(s) of Film Three Interviews 2000-01", Translated by John O'Toole, 2001)](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2071698973727830310/amplify_video_thumb/2071676598206750720/img/S0yM7TrkcItR6RZW.jpg)
![Martin Scorsese explains why the "The Copacabana" Scene in 'Goodfellas' (1990) had to be filmed as one continuous shot: "There was a practical problem [while filming the scene]: we simply couldn’t get permission to go in the short way, so we had to go round the back. But I like doing that kind of thing. I’m torn between admiring things done in one shot, like Max Ophüls and Renoir or Mizoguchi on the one hand, and the cutting of Eisenstein or Hitchcock on the other, which I probably love even more. But here there was a reason to do it all in one shot. Henry’s whole life is ahead of him. He’s the young American ready to take over the world and he’s met a girl he likes. Because he works with these guys and he’s smart and something of an outsider so he can make a lot of money for them, he gets his reward. His reward is not having to wait in line at the bakery or worry about getting a parking ticket- and getting into the Copa that way, having the table fly over the heads of the other patrons and being seated right in front of the singer, who would have been Frank Sinatra or Bobby Darren at that time. So it had to be done in one sweeping shot, because it’s his seduction of her and it’s also the lifestyle seducing him. We get an insider’s look into the actual workings of a family involved in organized crime, even a small family like Henry’s family. It’s a rare and interesting opportunity to show how a woman, who’s not from that group — she’s Jewish and from another area- is attracted and stays. She gets sucked into Henry’s world because it’s so insular and hermetically sealed that they only deal with each other. I was fascinated by the moment when Karen says, ‘Hide that cross’, before he meets her parents; and the next thing you know is they’re getting married in a Jewish ceremony and he’s wearing a Star of David and a cross. The point is, it doesn’t make any difference to him. I guess it’s ‘materialism versus a spiritual life’ once again, which interests me." ('Scorsese on Scorsese', Edited by David Thompson & Ian Christie, 1989)](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2043057749739868589/amplify_video_thumb/2043044308518080512/img/Qp73cJEjIgKM6TBD.jpg)
