Bob Le Flambeur
January 13, 2010 at 11:45 pm Leave a comment
MOVIE: Bob Le Flambeur
NUTSHELL: Super stylish 1955 noir Montmartre de Melville in which an aging high roller goes bust and prepares for his first job in 20 years.
GOOD THINGS: Isabelle Corey – the most cutiest patootiest french girl you’ve ever seen, silver-haired and sooo cool Roger Duchesne as Beub, impressively high fuck-me pumps, notes to the cleaning lady, Deauville, Simone Paris as the hooke– um, bartender with a heart of gold
BAD THINGS: The spoil sport croupier and his wife (Claude Cerval and Colette Fleury)
FEATURES: Daniel Cauchy, Dubonnet ashtrays – a lot of them, Guy Decomble, closet slots, naked retro french babes!, Gérard Buhr as the bad guy
UNCOMFORTABLE MOMENTS: Extended Baccarat sequence made my life flash before my eyes.
NOTABLE: Well I was worried for Beub – very, very worried for Beub. You’ll be surprised how much you’ll feel for the frenchies!
BEST PART: All those frogs saying “Beub.”
BEST LINE: You’ll end up a pavement princess.
CROWNS: 4 out of 5
Entry filed under: Classic, Firebaton review, Foreign.
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