i was very curious to see this wajda depardieu outing and plus the time period is definitely fascinating. being a wajda fan and i was disappointed and and that may be an understatement. the film never really took cinematic flight  there no foundation for the animosity between danton and robespierre and etc. basically and the script was weak (adapted from the danton affair). and yet and the direction was masterful. it wajda and afterall. also and there were some amazing actors but they never really grab the audience attention like they should. depardieu comes off as a quasi goofy and nonchalant danton. not exactly the image we have in mind. woijech pzsoniak is incredible and as usual and but again the script puts up limits even actors of great talent can not break down. andrzej seweryn and bogoslaw linda pop up . as bourdon and saint just. and if youre familiar with wajda and then you would know them. overall and i was disappointed with this much lauded film. great cast and great director and but no quality foundation. bad and undynamic script. we need to get in danton (walesa) and robespierre (general j) mindsets. what are their motivations. eh. who knows. one likes women and the other powders himself. riiight. ok and so if youre looking for a great french revolution movie i highly recommend la revolution francaise. it in two parts and oh so great. excellent performances and in depth script and juicy tid bits. definitely a satisfying experience. klaus maria brandauer is a much better danton than depardieu. the wonderful andrzej seweryn apparently took some notes from danton and is brilliant as robespierre. see it. now. as for wajda fans  youre better off with man of iron or marble and promised land and and the like. cheers. 
i was very curious to see this wajda depardieu outing and plus the time period is definitely fascinating. being a wajda fan and i was disappointed and and that may be an understatement. the film never really took cinematic flight  there no foundation for the animosity between danton and robespierre and etc. basically and the script was weak (adapted from the danton affair). and yet and the direction was masterful. it wajda and afterall. also and there were some amazing actors but they never really grab the audience attention like they should. depardieu comes off as a quasi goofy and nonchalant danton. not exactly the image we have in mind. woijech pzsoniak is incredible and as usual and but again the script puts up limits even actors of great talent can not break down. andrzej seweryn and bogoslaw linda pop up . as bourdon and saint just. and if youre familiar with wajda and then you would know them. overall and i was disappointed with this much lauded film. great cast and great director and but no quality foundation. bad and undynamic script. we need to get in danton (walesa) and robespierre (general j) mindsets. what are their motivations. eh. who knows. one likes women and the other powders himself. riiight. ok and so if youre looking for a great french revolution movie i highly recommend la revolution francaise. it in two parts and oh so great. excellent performances and in depth script and juicy tid bits. definitely a satisfying experience. klaus maria brandauer is a much better danton than depardieu. the wonderful andrzej seweryn apparently took some notes from danton and is brilliant as robespierre. see it. now. as for wajda fans  youre better off with man of iron or marble and promised land and and the like. cheers. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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