Review: THIS MAN IS DANGEROUS / CET HOMME EST DANGEREUX! The best Lemmy Caution movie!
In the second installment of the adventures of Eddi Constantine—uh, sorry, Lemmy Caution, Jean Sacha, a disciple of Orson Welles and former director of the very interesting 1947 Fantomas movie, takes a seat in the director's chair. And visually it shows, but there is little time to take in some very beautiful camerawork by Marcel Weiss and Leo Mirkine as the viewer has to fully concentrate on the plot that is very convoluted, and the pace of the movie is breathtaking. A lot of active brain work is demanded to get the connections, which is part of the fun of this movie, so here is the plot: Constance and Segella are pretty convinced that Lemmi is one of them... "Caution! This man is dangerous!" echoes through the chambers of Interpol as Lemmy builds up a "fake" reputation for being the toughest and most cynical criminal around. Of course, he is still part of the FBI, but tough and cynical nevertheless. It's all about American millionaire daughter Miranda v...
