Being the last film about Antoine Doinel´s life and knowing that Truffaut didn´t like it, some choices are understandable, but it is the less interesting of the series. The flashbacks are enjoyable, specially if you saw all the fims; they bring kind a feeling of nostalgia and the... read more
Jean-Pierre Léaud,
Marie-France Pisier,
Claude Jade,
Dorothée,
Daniel Mesguich
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L'Amour en Fuite (Love on the Run) is presented in flashbacks from the previous four movies as Antoine Doinel (Jean-Pierre Léaud) meets up with people from his past. As the fifth and final film in the... read more
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June 8, 2009
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December 27, 2007
Not a huge fan of the flashbacks but did enjoy the nostalgic feel of watching Antoinel Doinel grow up, yet remain the same. Annie Hallian breaking of 4th Wall was hilarious!
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February 13, 2010fb1142797643I dislike when sitcoms do "clip shows" too.
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May 11, 2008
Each film in the Doinel series was not quite as good as the one before it. I liked to reminisce about the great moments from the past films, but that's all this film is: Truffaut patting himself on the back for his previous work.
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March 22, 2008
The finale of the Antoine Doinel series is easily the weakest, using a whole lot of clips from earlier movies, but if you've followed it this far, you'll want to see how his life turned out.
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February 12, 2008
The final part in the story of Antoine Doinel. I enjoyed the flashbacks, mainly the Antoine and Colette ones as its the only part in the series I have yet to see. Overall a nice way to end the story of Antoine Doinel.
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September 11, 2006
7/10
Looking through the extras on the Criterion version of Love on the Run I came across a clip from a French television show on film (those French make me mad with envy) in which director Francois Truffaut not only mentioned how he was unhappy with the final film in his Antoin... read more
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The results are more interesting than satisfying; it is a film more thought than felt. Full Review
This installment is as lightweight as the others and is still pleasing even though it has lost some of its freshness and spontaneity. Full Review
strictly for Truffaut fans, who have grown up with Antoine Doniel improvising his way through the Bohemian sections of Paris Full Review
The director himself admits that it's an unsatisfying conclusion to the series, though a pretty good film in its own right. Full Review
Love on the Run is a cinematic valentine from Francois Truffaut to Antoine Doinel. Full Review
It brings to a satisfying end the story of an unforgettable character whose lifelong pursuit of romance and responsibility in a world seemingly bent on keeping him down may have finally found fruition. Full Review
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