i wanted to love this film, and i definitely liked it quite a bit, but ultimately it fell a bit flat. often good movies are made good through the details, and the details are where this film stummbled. the film was well shot and the story was great but it was ill-explained. i ... read more
Laurent Lucas,
Irčne Jacob,
Benjamin Rolland,
Michel Aumont,
Jean-Claude Dreyfus
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A conflicted hitman recently who has reconnected with his childhood soul mate finds his quest for redemption becoming increasingly complicated when the girl steals an important briefcase in director R... read more
DVD Release Date: September 11, 2007
Stats: 384 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (384)
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January 22, 2008
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August 8, 2009
Interesting, if a little too sappy and romantic.Sort of a French Grosse Pointe Blank, I guess? I don't think I liked the ending that much, but I think it was well made enough to forgive that. This is a better movie than Amelie.
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August 10, 2006
omg...saw it is such a nice movie pity the guys who are not interested and haven't yet watched it...lol
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June 9, 2006
interesting and sick as hell no way i would watch a movie about a pervert that falls in love with a young girl and takes advantage of her.
Critic Reviews
A colossal misfire, a tedious film noir wannabe. Full Review
Hmm, has somebody seen Breathless? I guess so. Full Review
Pic overall has the look, depth and emotional impact of a glossy magazine fashion spread. Full Review
McGee may well have strong films in him, but this one feels pretentious and gassy. Full Review
The cross-cultural backstory behind Autumn, a new French-language feature written, produced and directed by Ra'up McGee, is ultimately more interesting than what's seen onscreen.
If you're in that select demographic of moviegoers who lose sleep over whether a synthesis of Kyzysztof Kieslowski and Quentin Tarantino could ever be forged, you can relax at last. Full Review
Unfortunately, the story of Ra'up McGee's pigheaded perseverance is a better story than the one he filmed. Full Review
Slow, pretentious and proudly inscrutable.
Though Lucas and Jacob are lovely actors, you are not likely to care whose toes end up wearing tags. Full Review
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