johnpierrepatrick
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The movie in itself deserve a better rating - even if there are indeed some unrealistic scenes.
The problem of that movie lies in the set up they create to guide us to what is morally adequate.
As we say, the way a question is asked is the result and looking at a lot of the comments, that truth is not denied here.
I'll still give 3/10 for the movie and the question you may ask yourself if you manage to distance from the spiderweb settings we are shown.
The problem of that movie lies in the set up they create to guide us to what is morally adequate.
As we say, the way a question is asked is the result and looking at a lot of the comments, that truth is not denied here.
I'll still give 3/10 for the movie and the question you may ask yourself if you manage to distance from the spiderweb settings we are shown.
With a strong start, I was happily enjoying what I thought a great movie (a 9 or so).
However, after this excellent third of the movie, it seems nobody knew how to keep that good work. And the scenaristic worse happens, unfortunately introducing new events supposed to make the action progress, but actually destroying what was the core of the start of the movie.
I'll still give it a 6, for the movie it let me envision at first.
However, after this excellent third of the movie, it seems nobody knew how to keep that good work. And the scenaristic worse happens, unfortunately introducing new events supposed to make the action progress, but actually destroying what was the core of the start of the movie.
I'll still give it a 6, for the movie it let me envision at first.
Not a bad portait of Trenet but too long - 2h!
And too dithyrambic, I don't mind the director to be a big fan, however it's a bit too much. A bit more objectivity would not have diminished the documentary, nor Trenet!