Godard Mon Amour

"Although the film manages some disarming insights into the man’s complex makeup and difficult behavior (...) serious cinephiles will likely reject it as glib and disrespectful, while more mainstream viewers could be amused but not that interested." 

"A lightly audacious and fascinating movie (...) The film’s tone is eager, fine-drawn, exploratory, but even though the mood remains relatively light, the story being told is unabashedly dark." 

"The movie toys with Godard’s own early filmmaking style in a wry effort to salute his legacy and demystify its evolution. Light and inoffensive, it trades the intellectual rigor of Godard’s work for fluffy sentiments, but never gets crass." 

"Semi-comic but largely unfunny" 

"It’s a dazzlingly executed, hugely enjoyable act of stylistic homage, but also the poignant story of a dysfunctional marriage and an insightful recreation of a critical and contradiction-ridden period of modern French history." 

"'Redoubtable' is a reasonably funny, moderately interesting movie (...) however (...) it declines to take seriously the issue of Godard’s inner life and subject of marriage and love. (...) Rating: ★★★ (out of 5)"