Review of Love Me If You Dare (2003) by Norm D — 23 Nov 2017

~ Movingmaking, production values, & storytelling at their most creatively quirky & outrageous, somewhat in the tradition of "Amelie" but a stronger dose - lives so tightly knitted that they're bound to lead in unexpected directions.

In all, it's fairy tale-like fun. The ending is designed to take with you from the theater to a nearby Parisian street-side cafe. Marion Cotillard shows her growing brilliance that will lead to a Best Actress Oscar where the dialogue was in French, as with this movie.

| ~ Norm de Guerre.