Love on the Run

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s r @ScottR 09/23/2018 It has its moments, but overall I was don't need to see it again. See more scott s 11/08/2016 The final film in the Antoine Doinel Saga has it's interesting charm. Focusing on love you get to see Antoine's quest for love through interacting with new and old flames and searching himself through a series of flashbacks. A great ending to a fun series. See more 11/07/2016 The series begins to fade well and truly by now. See more 06/13/2015 This ending episode of Antoine Doinel's life drama is really boring. See more 11/21/2014 Of course, it is reassuring to be back in the familiar world of Antoine Doinel - and director Francois Truffaut (and star Jean-Pierre Leaud) gains tremendously from the fond feelings and good will that have been built up in the audience across the previous 3 1/2 charming films in the series (the 400 Blows, Antoine & Collette, Stolen Kisses, and Bed and Board). However, this final film in the series can only be considered a trifle by the earlier standards set. Doinel is still the same, not quite able to commit to his relationships and with an uncertain future - but hardly any "new material" is introduced to his story, with Truffaut content to use clips of the previous films to remind viewers of just how consistent Doinel has been (in his inconsistency). So, if you've seen all the films, there is plenty of déjà vu - but if you haven't seen all the films, this is no place to start. See more 10/11/2014 The lesser of five Antoine Doinel films. There are great moments, but feature films shouldn't feel like sitcom clip shows. If you have watched the previous four films, this is worth watching once. However, it is better for those seeking a Cliff's Notes abridgment of â??The Adventures of Antoine Doinelâ??. See more Read all reviews

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