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Les Femmes | Year: 1969 Classification: Foreign Film - French Directed: - Jean Aurel boring Believe it or not, the best parts of this movie are its credits. Shown at the very beginning and the very end, they at least reveal Brigitte's lovely moving mouth. In between its very unconvincing plot makes watching rightout boring. Even Bardot's brief nude appearance does not change that. Bizarre - but Great! It's very apparent that this film was made in the '60's, based upon the attitude of the main character that sex = love, and his selfish attitude toward relationships with women. Brigitte Bardot is stunningly beautiful, and entraps this guy with her guiles. In the guise of dictating to her his exploits and affairs with other women, Bardot actually turns the table on this creep, and is clearly the aggressor in the relationship. Bardot is more than just a pretty face, and carries this film with her talent. At the peak of her beauty, she can also act, as well as develop her character. Highly recommend this one! More Than Meets the Eye While the chauvinists can't get past her face, there is much more to Bardot. In this film she displays great wit, charm and timing. And Trintignant is excellent as the amoral guy that goes through women quicker than a flu victim through a bag of Kleenex. The flashbacks are great. The irony just flows. Well worth a look. Buy Les Femmes at Amazon.com Buy posters at Allposters.com Jamster - the latest ringtones for your phone!  Search with Walhello on the Internet on Les Femmes Search with the Priority Search Engine on Les Femmes This page in other languages: Suomeksi | Nederlands | Deutsch
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