Bon Voyage (2003)
LOW LEVEL VIOLENCE
Set in 1940s France in the moments before the German occupation of Paris during World War II, Jean-Paul Rappeneau's lively farce BON VOYAGE combines a murder mystery, a political drama, and a series of madcap subplots including a secret scientific discovery and a gathering of socialites at Bordeaux's Hotel Splendide.
| Status: | Unavailable |
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| Run time: | 114mins |
| Origin: | FRANCE |
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Member Reviews (13)
13 Member
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Harlowe
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This was a surprising movie. Very compelling story and the history was interesting. The horror, sadness and romance of wartime is all portrayed very well here. Gregori Derangiere is such a beautiful man and a great actor. The few movies I have seen him in just left me wanting to see more of the man. He is also wonderful in a movie called 'The Lighthouse'.
Barbara C.
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I'm sure he ended up with the right girl but it was a painful process. I love reader movies and Gerard Depardieu 'BUT' !!!
Peter H.
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Maria D.
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Thoroughly entertaining story,great characters and acting.
Maria S.
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Deirdre R.
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Although this was not what I expected, I found it surprisingly engrossing and historically interesting. I was on the edge of my seat towards the end. Not a comedy, as described, but a great drama with a good cast. The very predictable (though satisfying) ending was a bit cliched.
Sacha S.
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Surprisingly historically accurate background in an entertaining, well made and well acted movie that could easily be rated G.
Christopher H.
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Peter F.
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This was a wondeful send up of war\spy movies and done with such finesse. A true french masterpiece
Peter Harris
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Trevor Harrison
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Barrie Beet
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Well acted and put together. It is better than a 3 star rating but not up to a 4.