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So much is going on that Nakache and Toledano are able to slyly set-up jokes in such a way that we barely notice them, so that when they pay off their impact is greater.

Who does what and how they fit into the scheme of things requires a refresher course

The chemistry between Demoustier and Marmaï is at least one Van de Graaff’s worth and Lellouche’s Armand has a playful ambivalence that works well.

What should have been a chamber piece for veteran writer/director Jean-Paul Rappeneau turns out to be a racer, neither in control nor out of breath.

As polished all-round entertainment, this film is fairly hard to beat.

A crisp, downbeat, clever exploration of the issues, combined with a whodunnit.

While Sartet's back story is as pulpy as they come, it's the delivery that matters and in terms of action thrills, Cavayé never takes his foot off the throttle.

A film you'll never forget.

There is a complete disregard for any kind of consequence or continuity in this film, and you know that the rug could be pulled from under you at any second.

Miller's stance may remain resolutely ambiguous but it's intriguing nonetheless.