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Quite a coinsidence...

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Victor Khomenko

In Reply to: RE: Louis Malle's first film, "Lacombe, Lucien" is an upsetting posted by tinear on May 23, 2007 at 05:29:05

We saw it two days ago. Overall I would not rate it very highly... I thought everything was said in the first thirty minutes.

Agree on Aurore Cl�ment acting... and she went on to make 101 movie after this her first one! I guess camera and viewers loved her. Easy to see why.

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RE: Quite a coinsidence... - patrickU 08:00:48 05/24/07 (0)
Yes. I remember it quite clearly. I was very deceived.
Yesterday I re-looked at " 80 days around the World " Mike Todds opus...Lot of actors in cameo that I really loved, like Charles Coburn, but the film, but the film....
I must disagree with you, strongly. The ever deepening relationship - tinear 16:06:24 05/23/07 (0)
of Lucien and the girl was fascinating, horrifying, and sickening.
The father gave one of the best performances I can remember. What an impossible role! He brought it off perfectly: wise, sad, resigned, angry, courageous... all emotions conveyed with his eyes. Brilliant. A tour de force!

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