Cartouche (1962) Reviews

Cartouche (1962)
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Jean-Paul Belmondo romps his way through the role of 18th century French bandit chief Cartouche. At first robbing from everyone in sight (he has to -- he's head man of a Parisian crime syndicate) Cartouche is rechanneled into becoming a Gallic Robin Hood by beauteous gypsy Venus (Claudia Cardinale). In Highwayman fashion, Venus eventually sacrifices her own life to save Cartouche from harm. He vows to continue his activities to avenge her death, but still manages to have a riproaring good time doing so. Hilarious without being condescending, Cartouche was reissued under the completely inappropriate title Swords of Blood. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Jean-Paul BelmondoClaudia Cardinale, (more)
Director(s):
Philippe de Broca
Format(s):
DVD
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Todd V.

Belmondo should be ashamed of this film Terrible with a capital T

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STEPHEN M.

Perhaps it was French humor that caused us to see but half the movie. Whimsical would be a nice term; silly would be better.

Yes   |   No


 
 
 

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    Todd V.

    Belmondo should be ashamed of this film Terrible with a capital T

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    STEPHEN M.

    Perhaps it was French humor that caused us to see but half the movie. Whimsical would be a nice term; silly would be better.

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