A French secret agent Joss
Beaumont was assigned to kill African President and with turn of volatile
political stand, the authority turned the table and surrendered him to African
government. After rigorous imprisonment of two years he’s back in Paris to teach a hard
lesson to his officials. As explained on screen by French cinema’s most admired
brute Jeal Paul Belmondo, he is espionage and ass kicking. It’s absolutely
commercial action entertainer than earlier Belmondo films where apart of his
star appeal, the films under New Wave or Noir gave French cinema its real artistic edge. Inspite of its less on style or
form and more on action and though Belmondo seems quite aged, the film made its
mark on box office and regarded as one of the most top grossing Belmondo flick.
Don’t look for thrilling spy
movie tension here, as it’s film fully backed on crowd pulling elements of
Belmondo’s charm and Ennio Morricone’s score with comedy and action runs in
abundance. Worthy to watch if you’re Belmondo fan and like watching him
thrashing men with hands or a gun and clashing with car chase on real Parisian
locations.
Ratings-6/10
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