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Thursday 6th September, 2007 20:59 Comments: 0
I typically avoid movies that are in black and white, aren't widescreen, and/or require subtitles, but I decided to give La Doublure a chance (admittedly, seeing Virginie Ledoyen was in it did sway me a little - if anyone thinks they recognise her, it's probably from The Beach). And I'm glad I did. It's not an amazing French film, but it's entertaining and it has several nice moments (the ratng of 6.5 on IMDb seems fair). It's out on DVD in the UK (and US) later this month, but you can order the original release from Amazon.com right now.
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