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Re: Man on the Train passes the greatness test.

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In Reply to: Re: Man on the Train passes the greatness test. posted by patrickU on April 7, 2005 at 07:21:16:

I really enjoyed it. It seems that good French film is more about people and relationships with the plot being some sort of loose excuse to have them interacting on screen. By the way, JH is NO pretty boy.

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Re: Man on the Train passes the greatness test. - patrickU 01:29:12 04/08/05 (0)
Well in the same way I may have a prejudice on JH, one may have, in the positive sense, for French films....
PS: No wonder after all is lifting.....
French: Love his brother AND his wife.....
Hallyday should have gone into acting rather than singing. He - tinear 16:34:46 04/07/05 (0)
has "it." That menace that Brando had, with the humanity also present.
I think it was he in "Iron Triangle;" his was the only reason to see it.

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