Why do I always seem to find out about these things too late?

[montagnarde1793]

I want to see this movie and now it's too late. ;_____;

Granted, I have no idea if it's any good, and until now I didn't even know it existed, let alone that they were putting it on in Arras last weekend. But still, how can this film exist without my having seen it? The worst is, there are a lot of things I would like to see that I'm too late for - the Revolution, for one - but generally they're things it would have been impossible for me to see anyway (I can't exactly will myself to be born more than 200 years earlier), but this is different. Seeing this movie was temporally and spatially within my grasp and I didn't see it. Instead, I caught up on my reading. I can do that any time. Why, universe, why? D: D: D:

Comments

[estellacat.livejournal.com]

Doesn't it though? As for other movies on the Revolution, the only one that features Robespierre that I would recommend is "La Terreur et la Vertu" (in two parts, "Danton" and "Robespierre"). There are a couple of other decent movies on the Revolution that I could recommend as well, but Robespierre isn't in them, alas.

[lorianavoccini.livejournal.com]

Merci! :D I see that Robespierre is incarnated by Jean Negroni, I know that he is a very good actor. I'll look for it

[estellacat.livejournal.com]

He does indeed make a fine Robespierre. I think you should be able to find the film(s), at least in part, on dailymotion.com.