Featured Audience Ratings

• Fernando Rafael Q

  
  Pour Elle is a well-constructed French thriller that's, at the same time, a pleasing, exciting actioner and a harrowing drama. Excellent cinematography by Alain Duplantier and outstanding work from leads Vincent Lindon and Diane Kruger make the experience all the more powerful.… More
  Pour Elle is a well-constructed French thriller that's, at the same time, a pleasing, exciting actioner and a harrowing drama. Excellent cinematography by Alain Duplantier and outstanding work from leads Vincent Lindon and Diane Kruger make the experience all the more powerful. Remade recently as The Next Three Days with Russell Crowe and Elizabeth Banks.

• familiar s

  
  I can't help wondering why Hollywood chose to remake this average thriller. Maybe running out of concepts? However, others might find this movie outstanding since I felt it was an ordinary one (in the near past, Winter's Bone and The Town were such movies which were great… More
  I can't help wondering why Hollywood chose to remake this average thriller. Maybe running out of concepts? However, others might find this movie outstanding since I felt it was an ordinary one (in the near past, Winter's Bone and The Town were such movies which were great according to most people, but I found 'em mediocre. I lack the sense of appreciating certain qualities and my ignorance doesn't let me enjoy 'em as much as others can). Check it out; maybe you're blessed with the talent of discovering greatness in what I find to be quite an ordinary work.

• Carlos M

  
  Very tense and well directed, this is a decent French thriller that presents great performances by Lindon and Kruger in a plot that is generic but efficient as long as you are willing to accept its rather ludicrous premise.

• Brian D

  
  A decent and well though out thriller with some great acting for the two leads.You can touch base here with the husband who is trying to coup with he's wife in prison and looking after he's young son while working and how despite for he's wife to come home. There is a… More
  A decent and well though out thriller with some great acting for the two leads.You can touch base here with the husband who is trying to coup with he's wife in prison and looking after he's young son while working and how despite for he's wife to come home. There is a some element of the TV series prison break but don't expect to much of that.The last half hour is the edge of your seat stuff and is very emotional at times.Some may find the end conclusion not that realistic but i found it to finish off the movie well.

• Gordon A

  
  Taut thriller with quality leads if somewhat implausible ending.

• Panta O

  
  I haven't seen more exciting real thriller for a long time. Photographer-turned-director Fred Cavaye did really good job unfolding the story smoothly and without major mistakes. Good message: You can do anything if you want to do it!

• Daniel P

  
  Gripping, fast-paced and moving drama/thriller where an "ordinary" man is faced with extraordinary and seemingly insurmountable difficulties. There's an edge of realism here that keeps everything small-scale even amidst the high concept. Excellent performances from… More
  Gripping, fast-paced and moving drama/thriller where an "ordinary" man is faced with extraordinary and seemingly insurmountable difficulties. There's an edge of realism here that keeps everything small-scale even amidst the high concept. Excellent performances from Vincent Lindon and Diane Kruger and kinetic direction from Fred Cavayé. Remade as the American blockbuster "The Next Three Days" starring Russell Crowe (therefore instantly missing the point of the 'everyman' factor).

• Juli R

  
  A really gripping thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

• Adam M

  
  French thriller about a happily married couple who appear to have it all but when the wife gets arrested and charged for the brutal murder of her boss, the husband is so confident of her innocence he will do anything to get her out of prison. This starts off ok then dips in the middle… More
  French thriller about a happily married couple who appear to have it all but when the wife gets arrested and charged for the brutal murder of her boss, the husband is so confident of her innocence he will do anything to get her out of prison. This starts off ok then dips in the middle and you start to wonder whether you give a shit about the characters and what might happen to them. I don't think your given enough time with the characters before the arrest and this pretty much effects the whole film. Plus, they could have waited longer to show whether the wife actually did commit the murder. Saying that, there are some tense moments and its well acted. Overall, a decent thriller but nothing special. A remake with Russell Crowe in the lead role has just been made called The Last(or next) Three Days or something. Its probably shit so if you're wondering, just check this out instead.

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