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Antoine washes his face in a fountain after his night spent outdoors the same way Joey does.
A poster for this is torn from a wall.
It's the film Antoine's mother wants to go see. Typical New Wave.
The title is a play on the original film's name.
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Poster is featured!
Jean-Pierre Leaud references his character Antoine Doinel when he and Chantal Goya get into the military car he called to pick them up.
In both films, a key is hidden in a vase, and lights go off as Antoine Doinel climbs stairs.
The film is mentioned in a conversation
When young Noodles is arrested, he is put in a paddywagon and driven off--framed exactly as Antoine is in the 400 blows.
First scene, when they get out of the theater.
Mike: (during a freeze frame close-up) The 400 Blows.
Reminiscent of the puppet show scene.
Shot where Tyson is running down the street and the camera follows at his side is taken right from a shot in The 400 Blows.
The shot of Luisa walking onto the Heaven's Mouth beach for the first time is an homage to the final shot in The 400 Blows
Dawson cites Nicholas Ray's influence on French New Wave.
The last freeze frame and the subject matter itself is very similar to The 400 Blows.
Kids skip school and catch parents doing the same.
mentioned once
this is the bar's name in this movie
The freeze frame ending on Harry's face is quite similar to the freeze-frame ending of Antoine Doiniel in the "The 400 Blows"
At this Movie end, many people go to the cinema where is at it in front: "Les 400 coups"
There is a poster for The 400 Blows in a bar and the ending on the beach is a direct reference to that film
referenced in clue and correct response in "Movie Numbers" category
In the begining of the film the main characters are riding a gravity-carusel
One character mentions this film.
referenced in clue and correct response in "Familiar Numbers" category
End scene, by the waterfronts.
Scene of Heracles on the beach
Film, Larry and Megan watched in the cinema.
The film is mentioned in Salles' segment.
During a flashback Jean-Dominique has of riding around in his convertible, the opening them to this film plays while imitating handheld shots of Paris from its opening credits
The director, a big fan of Francois Truffaut, modeled the film's opening credits off the opening of The 400 Blows
Cliff wants to rent this at the video store
recreates the final scene in a modern American suburb
Lies about the death of his mother
as an homage to the French Nouveau movement.
Freeze frame ending similar
Ignatiy says that "Submarine" was influenced by the film
Appears on the list of Blu-ray releases of September/October
Score from "The 400 Blows" is used in the film.
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Clip is shown. Roger Ebert talks about seeing it for the first time.
a clip from this film is shown
A clip from "The 400 Blows" is shown.
the final scene can be seen on a small screen in a brief shot
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Monk zips his coat up to his nose to avoid the bacteria that coughed up by the kids.
The end of Nelson's movie, with the camera zooming in on his face as he walks along the seaside, directly parodies the ending of this film.