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Actors: Pierre Jolivet, Fritz Wepper, Jean Reno, Luc Besson
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| Review Summary and Plot Commentary about Le Dernier Combat (The Last Combat) |
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The story takes place in a post-holocaust world, where apparently Man has lost the ability to speak. The whole of the movie is played silent. Our Hero, whose name we do not know during the course of the movie, is living in the ramshackle remnants of civilization, where even getting pure water is a struggle. He manages to escape from the tyrannical Man in the White Suit in a homemade airplane and goes to the City. The state of affairs is bad there too, of course, with a Brute man terrorizing a Doctor who is holed up in an old hospital. Our Hero battles the Brute one day, falls in a sewer, and then finds himself inside the hospital. He becomes friends with the Doctor. He finds out that the doctor is protecting (?) a Woman from the Brute man (maybe his daughter?), and has her locked up in a cell. The Brute man is finally able to break into the hospital, and the two men must face up to him. Our Hero is unable to save the Doctor or the Woman, but he manages to kill the Brute man. He then returns to the Man in the White Suit, takes over his dominions and finds out that another Woman is now available for him.
--Herman the German, Resident Scholar
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Ratings are on a 1-10 scale (Low to High)
Plot
Composition of Movie
Actual chase scenes or violence - 30%
Planning/preparing, gather info, debate puzzle - 20%
Feelings, relationships, character bio/development - 50%
**Fantasy or Science Fiction?**
- science fiction story
Explore/1st contact
Yes
Environmental disaster?
- surviving a post environmental/nuclear disaster
Main Character
Identity:
- Male
Profession/status:
- unemployed
Age:
- 20's-30's
Is this an ordinary person caught up in events?
Yes
Hair color?
- brunette (Brown)
Hair type
- (man) short/medium straight
Body type
- average (man)
Events of movie makes character more...
- sad
Ethnicity/Nationality
- French
How sensitive is this character?
- sensitive to others' feelings
Sense of humor?
- Strong but gentle sense of humor
Intelligence
- Smarter than most other characters
Physique
- Very athletic
Secondary Main Character
Identity:
- Male
Hair color
- brunette (Brown)
Hair style
- (man) short/standard straight
Body type
- average build (man)
How much in movie?
- 40%
Main Adversary
Identity:
- Male
Age:
- 20's-30's
Profession/status:
- killer
Eccentric:
Yes
How much of work is main antagonist actually present in:
- 40%
Hair color
- brunette (Brown)
Hair style
- (man) short/standard straight
Body type
- muscular (man)
unclothed?
- partially transparent clothes
Ethnicity
- French
Sense of humor?
- Strong but gentle sense of humor
Intelligence
- Average Intelligence
Physical condition
- very athletic
How sensitive is this character?
- hard edged
Setting
Earth setting:
- near future (later in 21st century)
- Polluted
- Post-disaster
Takes place on Earth?
Yes
Mountains?
Yes
Desert?
Yes
Big cities?
Yes
Misc settings
- prison
- mental hospital
Kind of city
- Dirty, crime-ridden (like NY)
Style
Accounts of torture and death?
- explicit references to deaths
Tone of movie
- depressed/sad
Comedy or somewhat funny movie?
Yes
Check here if B&W
Yes
Non-American film?
Yes
What language?
- French
Subtitles?
- No
Any profanity?
- None
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