Dans son Opuscule sorti avec le DVD fin 2014, Serge Bromberg rapelle la critique de Pierre Murat: "Tout est beau dans Charade, Gracieux et sophistique.."
Le train fait son cinema, Tome 2 by Patrick Brion and Georges Di Lallo. Paris, Riveneuve, 2015 ( )

A widow is attacked by people after her husband's money.

Weird movie. Sort of a parody of Hitchcock, except it takes the suspense seriously, and it's entirely possible that it isn't intentionally mimicking Hitchcock and is ripping him off. I'm not always sure if things are supposed to be funny or not, or if the humor is meant to be the focus or just mood-lightener. But I guess it's a good movie... I'm pretty sure it is. I'll have watch it a few times before I can tell whether I'm enjoying it or not. I did enjoy watching it, but I might have just been enjoying how perplexed it made me.

Concept: B
Story: B
Characters: C
Dialog: B
Pacing: B
Cinematography: B
Special effects/design: B
Acting: C
Music: B

Enjoyment: B

GPA: 2.8/4

(Sep. 2011) ( )