On the Run: Trilogy 1 (2002)
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73% of critics liked it
(40 reviews) -
50% of users liked it
(52 ratings)
Hell hath no fury like a revolutionary scorned, and when Bruno (Lucas Belvaux, who also directed the film -- the first in a trilogy) escapes from prison, he wants revenge on the people who put him there. But as he hunts down his enemies, he must also avoid capture by Pascal (Gilbert Melki), a cop… More Hell hath no fury like a revolutionary scorned, and when Bruno (Lucas Belvaux, who also directed the film -- the first in a trilogy) escapes from prison, he wants revenge on the people who put him there. But as he hunts down his enemies, he must also avoid capture by Pascal (Gilbert Melki), a cop struggling with a troubled marriage to a morphine-addicted wife (Dominique Blanc) -- who, ironically, helps Bruno in his quest.
- Directed By
- Lucas Belvaux
- Written By
- Lucas Belvaux
- Genres
- Art House & International
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Oct 5, 2002 Wide
- Studio
- Magnolia Pictures
Critic Reviews
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Eleanor Ringel Gillespie, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Runs into some problems but is redeemed by a powerful finish.
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Desson Thomson, Washington Post
The most cinematic of the three films.
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Michael Wilmington, Chicago Tribune
The most complex of the three, Life is also the most powerful and revelatory.
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Ruthe Stein, San Francisco Chronicle
Bruno's domination of the first installment contributes to its being the least appealing.
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Jeff Shannon, Seattle Times
Sharp, fast-paced and eminently logical.
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