bon voyage has the fast pace that in some ways reminds me of the indiana jones or star wars films  it as if youre on a fast train or roller coaster. it billed as a romance and mystery and thriller and and farce while it all of that and more including candid observations on the reactions of french society during the nazi invasion at the start of wwii. and it also an exhibition of juggling that involves 7 main characters. the scenes all seemed historically accurate (to my eyes) and gave an excellent feeling for the period. all of the actors were well cast and gave great performances but imo the most superb was that by isabelle adjani who played the role of an opportunistic and self centered french movie star while not only did she quite convincingly play the role of a young actress perhaps half her age but she also played her amorous wiles convincingly yet in such a way that the audience sees she only half serious and more complex as a person than just a gold digger. her character and energy propel the film through from beginning to end. it wasn not until i read roger ebert review that i discovered she was 48 years old at the time of the film. what beauty. i appreciated the ending  it satisfying but lets you write your own conclusion as to what happens to the main characters. as another user commenter observed  do not arrive late while you need to be there from the opening scene. good advice. i gave it positive . 
bon voyage has the fast pace that in some ways reminds me of the indiana jones or star wars films  it as if youre on a fast train or roller coaster. it billed as a romance and mystery and thriller and and farce while it all of that and more including candid observations on the reactions of french society during the nazi invasion at the start of wwii. and it also an exhibition of juggling that involves 7 main characters. the scenes all seemed historically accurate (to my eyes) and gave an excellent feeling for the period. all of the actors were well cast and gave great performances but imo the most superb was that by isabelle adjani who played the role of an opportunistic and self centered french movie star while not only did she quite convincingly play the role of a young actress perhaps half her age but she also played her amorous wiles convincingly yet in such a way that the audience sees she only half serious and more complex as a person than just a gold digger. her character and energy propel the film through from beginning to end. it wasn not until i read roger ebert review that i discovered she was 48 years old at the time of the film. what beauty. i appreciated the ending  it satisfying but lets you write your own conclusion as to what happens to the main characters. as another user commenter observed  do not arrive late while you need to be there from the opening scene. good advice. i gave it positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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