Le Dernier Combat
Director Luc Besson's (THE FIFTH ELEMENT, LEON: THE PROFESSIONAL) first feature tells the tale of a bleak post-nuclear war world where survival is a day-to-day struggle. One man (known only as The Man) struggles to build an airplane so that he can fly about in search of a mate. His goal is complicated by the fierce Brute (Jean Reno)-- but with help from a mad old scientist, The Man may eventually rise above his oppressive surroundings to find true love. Shot in black and white, with no dialogue to speak of, this unusual work won numerous French Film Awards.
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brilliant!!
Not for everyone i dont think, but if you liked Lynch's Eraserhead, then you will like this I think.
It reminded me ...
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- phonicstereo
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- 04 Jul 2005 at 16:52
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A left-field, but entertaining, post apocholiptic movie. this movie gives a hint of what is to come from one of europes best.
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- 01 Jun 2012 at 10:35
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It is nuts and really all over the place. Chaotic and unnerving. Close to what I would imagine post nuclear war would be like. A kind of silent mad max.
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this is the sort of film that inspires people . it is a great piece of inventive cinema that keeps you gripped to the end. I have yet to see a more original ...
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