José P (Viriato)

Luc Besson has created a briliant film with an amazing storyline and brilliant performances. Jean Reno is teriffic, giving a breathtaking and outstanding performance, Oldman is the most perfect villain and Portman is fabulous in his first movie....

80.000 Years ago, at the dawn of mankind, prehistorical men knew how to preserve accidental fire, but didn't master at all the technique to set fire them selves. At those cruel and raw days, fire ensured the survival of the human race. Tribes assembled close to a fireplace to benefit its strength and shelter. Tribes that possessed fire were protected, as if they possessed life itself.
La Guerre du Feu (Quest for Fire) may be a monotonous and annoying movie for those who aren't interested to this prehistorically matters. However, those who take interest at the reason's flourishing and at the growth of technologies will enjoy the movie.
La Guerre du Feu is the movie that better shows us the prehistorical age in all his realism and rawness... Brilliant! A Jean Jacques Annaud's masterpiece...

The movie is brilliant. A simple, interesting, straight, touching, intriguing and disturbing argument. A psychiatric hospital seen by the eyes of the condemned one (Jack Nicholson with one of his biggest interpretations, accompanied by a fantastic handful of actors). Not to lose ...

Several crossed histories show the underworld of the crime in Los Angeles wrapping curious characters, violent confrontations, quick dialogs and perverse mood. Excellent