Trilogy

Finally saw the last part of that French series of films called the Trilogy*. Part One, On the Run, was in December, and I loved it and it was the best of the lot. An Amazing Couple was next, and amazing as they may be, it was an ordinary movie. But it was time to say goodbye to the gang with After Life, and it was pretty good- not the toppermost of the first film, but I liked it.

The conceit of the trilogy was great. I watched the first film and loved it- the next film was interesting, but mainly because of the lite it shed on the first film. Then the last film- stuff i didn't expect happened, but when viewed as part of a greater whole, it made sense.

And good bye to Le Roux, pictured. A James Bond/Bourne Supremacy type guy, except he's not a gvt worker; he's one of those Red Brigade types in 1970's Europe, and he just punishes. Watch the first film

*=wiki calls it "three films with interlocking stories and characters, each of which was filmed in a different genre"

Here is some stuff on the director Lucas Belvaux