Just saw Woman is a Woman last night, the first time on the big screen.  It was fantastic as usual.  The print was absolutely wonderful, crystal clear, and the subtitles were actually legible.  The film itself was very charming and whimsical.  One thing that I noticed upon this screening was the use of Godard's spacing.  His characters are particularly small in this film, he films them from a very removed spectrum, and allows almost the entire screen to be filled with non-human objects (streets, cars, lights, signs, etc.)  He seems to be distancing his eye and perhaps stating that Hollywood musicals are nothing more than eye-candy.  The colours seemed more vibrant than I remember, Godard is at his most playful here.  If you have seen the film please leave comments.