Eh oui...encore un film avec Mélanie Thierry...pas ma faute.J'avais prévu de poster un jour BABYLONE A.D ,mais dans celui là elle est omniprésente...tant pis pour BABYLONE A.D

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A solid character driven action film.
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Author: LucasNorth
25 June 2010

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

Right from the opening with the brutal murder of billionaire, Nero Winch, to the end of the film with Largo finally accepting who he is, Jerome Salle, has created a strong,character driven, action film in adapting Jean Van Hamme and Philippe Francq's fantastic graphic novel. From the introduction of Largo - saving a girl from very large soldiers - Salle keeps the story and character beats strong throughout his action sequences. And the way he frames his shots truly shows off the beauty of the world wide setting of a Largo Winch story. The story is very well done, both in writing and as shown on the screen, concentrating on Largo's life as he searches for his place in life as oppose to action sequence after action sequence.

Tomer Sisley is spectacular as Largo Winch. Playing the role with passion, wit and cockiness. He owns the screen when he's on it and doesn't give an inch to any of the extremely strong actors he's playing against. Kristen Scott Thomas is deliciously slimy as Group W's number two. She needs to play villains more often. My personal favourite scenes are every one with Tomer Sisley and Karel Roden together.(très bon acteur ce Karel Roden) Two fantastic actors that both went for it and didn't give an inch to the other. This is a fantastic action film that has more heart and story then most north American films. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys well written action/espionage film.