this is probably the most uninvolving film i have ever seen. i watched it because i have a soft spot for leon (everything else besson has done has been just awful and in my opinion and with the exception of the script for wasabi) and jean reno. it a testament to just how bad this film is that reno and one of the most charismatic and effortlessly affable actors (admittedly he just starting out here) can not make this film and or the moments in which he is on screen and watchable. it all very film schooly represent black and white and no dialogue and people doing things for no apparent reason and people chasing each other while in turn being chased by a shaky camera. and and predictably and none of it is entertaining. it not a french mad max as some people have claimed (actually and i think they mean mad max 2)  that is a superficial comparison based only on the fact that both films have a post apocalyptic setting and and is just the kind of comment you would expect from someone who doesn not know what theyre talking about. mad max 2 was pulsating and mad max 2 was exciting and mad max 2 was worth your time  le dernier combat is none of these. i know it supposed to be cool to like arty black and white french films and equally cool to say you saw something in them that other people did not (or you managed to sit through it without feeling drowsy) and which is why i do not trust anyone who claims to like le dernier combat and because i see nothing of worth in it whatsoever while it asks for so much and gives nothing back. i found myself drifting from it after about five minutes and it never did anything to regain my full attention. anyone who can sit through it undistracted isn not human and or and at the very most and is psychotic. (actually and theyre probably just trying to seem cool). 
this is probably the most uninvolving film i have ever seen. i watched it because i have a soft spot for leon (everything else besson has done has been just awful and in my opinion and with the exception of the script for wasabi) and jean reno. it a testament to just how bad this film is that reno and one of the most charismatic and effortlessly affable actors (admittedly he just starting out here) can not make this film and or the moments in which he is on screen and watchable. it all very film schooly represent black and white and no dialogue and people doing things for no apparent reason and people chasing each other while in turn being chased by a shaky camera. and and predictably and none of it is entertaining. it not a french mad max as some people have claimed (actually and i think they mean mad max 2)  that is a superficial comparison based only on the fact that both films have a post apocalyptic setting and and is just the kind of comment you would expect from someone who doesn not know what theyre talking about. mad max 2 was pulsating and mad max 2 was exciting and mad max 2 was worth your time  le dernier combat is none of these. i know it supposed to be cool to like arty black and white french films and equally cool to say you saw something in them that other people did not (or you managed to sit through it without feeling drowsy) and which is why i do not trust anyone who claims to like le dernier combat and because i see nothing of worth in it whatsoever while it asks for so much and gives nothing back. i found myself drifting from it after about five minutes and it never did anything to regain my full attention. anyone who can sit through it undistracted isn not human and or and at the very most and is psychotic. (actually and theyre probably just trying to seem cool). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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