Last Year at Marienbad

A dream-like movie, an intricate alucination. Everything serves its purpose: the baroque style, time shifts and the hunting sound of organ.

I wanted to find this insightful so bad but I just couldn’t

Truly a work of art, very bizarre and that’s what I loved about it, if you don’t like slow movies you definitely won’t like this one.

At first I didn't like this movie, but after thinking about it for a full week after watching it, I realised it's a revelation

A story of a man who can’t take a hint presented in a dreamlike, mesmeric style that has the audience constantly questioning what they see.

A little bit slow, but really interesting and gorgeus.

Great concept and visuals. A bit hard to watch

Fairly confusing, probably worth the work if you're up for working hard at watching a film

A visually beautiful film. Impeccable photography. However, and beyond its surrealism, the plot is excessively intricate.

Pure beauty. French is melting with spectacular shots of beautiful chambers.

I don't understand anything, it's too distracting at a very annoying level

Absolutely loved parts! but the deliberate misdirection and long + boring segments made what should have been a delight. A chore to watch

I didn’t know a film could feel so French.

Something happened, might have happened or/and didn't happen at the some time and someone is narrating it or maybe it's just and illusion.

Hypnotised, fell asleep, or confused? I don’t know what just happened the past 93 minutes.

A great director and a great writer joining forces - a beautiful result, very dreamy, might feel like in a trance after watching

I liked it, I get the point but it's tiring.

While I usually rave about surrealist films, I find nothing particularly interesting nor captivating about Renais' brand of ambiguity here.

Some nice shots, but I found this fairly boring.

One of the few old Movies I really love