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Mar 13, 2023 · Leos Carax’s Holy Motors is a wildly confusing movie with an even more confounding ending that leaves audiences baffled upon their first watch. The movie rejects the concept of a traditional narrative and instead opts for a series of interconnected stories that use their absurdist and eccentric plots to paint a wonderfully weird fairytale about the unpredictability and the superficiality of ...
- Jack Walters
Nov 7, 2012 · M. Oscar's car upstages the limousine in David Cronenberg's " Cosmopolis ," and the journeys of both cars seem to be odysseys through their cities, for purposes not very clear to the audience. "Holy Motors" is the more entertaining and funny of the two, although some parts are not funny at all, and many laughs are of disbelief or incredulity ...
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Jul 1, 2022 · The premise of Holy Motors is simply genius, and gives Carax a fantastic reason to justify all the escapades Oscar gets up to while still providing a logical throughline to stop it from becoming ...
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Sep 19, 2015 · Celene drives the car back to the Holy Motors depot. Once parked, she puts on a blankly faced mask and calls an unknown someone that she is on her way home. As the lights dim, the depot seems quiet until one of the limousines begins to talk. "My client spent the whole day criss-crossing the city" says one. "We're becoming inadequate." pipes ...
Oct 14, 2012 · The actor who leaves home in the morning to the halcyon calls of wife and children is already in costume and acting, and he returns home at night to give another kind of performance.
Oct 16, 2012 · “Holy Motors,” from the French filmmaker Leos Carax, is a dream of the movies that looks like a movie of dreams. It is a reverie that begins, appropriately, with a seated audience waiting in ...
Alone, Céline drives to the Holy Motors garage, which is filled with other limousines. She parks, places a teal mask on her face, [note 1] and leaves. The moment she is gone, the limousines begin to talk to one another, expressing fear that they are outdated and unwanted.
