Autumn (2004)
Average Rating: 4.3/10
Reviews Counted: 21
Fresh: 5 | Rotten: 16
McGee aims for glossy noir and ends up with a pretty, but lifeless, heap of pretentious banality.
Average Rating: 4/10
Critic Reviews: 12
Fresh: 2 | Rotten: 10
McGee aims for glossy noir and ends up with a pretty, but lifeless, heap of pretentious banality.
liked it
Average Rating: 2.5/5
User Ratings: 19,894
Movie Info
A conflicted hitman recently who has reconnected with his childhood soul mate finds his quest for redemption becoming increasingly complicated when the girl steals an important briefcase in director Ra'up McGee's stark crime drama. Jean-Pierre is looking to get out of the life of crime when he begins to rekindle his romance with the girl who captured his heart as a child and never let go. Though the love shared between the pair continues to burn brighter than ever despite their many years apart,
Cast
-
Laurent Lucas
Jean-Pierre -
Irène Jacob
Michelle -
Benjamin Rolland
Andre -
Michel Aumont
Noel -
Jean-Claude Dreyfus
Hugo -
Dinara Droukarova
Veronique -
Samuel Dupuy
Claude -
-
-
ADVERTISEMENT
All Critics (21) | Top Critics (12) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (16)
Autumn is a nearly perfect satire of the pretentious French thriller. Unfortunately, the movie doesn't know it.
A colossal misfire, a tedious film noir wannabe.
Hmm, has somebody seen Breathless? I guess so.
Pic overall has the look, depth and emotional impact of a glossy magazine fashion spread.
McGee may well have strong films in him, but this one feels pretentious and gassy.
The cross-cultural backstory behind Autumn, a new French-language feature written, produced and directed by Ra'up McGee, is ultimately more interesting than what's seen onscreen.
What emerges is imperfect but shows a bravura talent with an engagingly elliptical storytelling style.
It's hard enough to care about why these people are striking fashion-model poses and shooting at each other without having to think about their poor, bruised inner children.
I'm not sure this is a parody or not.
The film looks great, but there's nothing under the high-gloss veneer.
An unsavory pastiche of the familiar and the overdone, flavored with faux-pungent, existential, interminable dialogue.
The cast is uniformly effective, from veteran Aumont down to relative newcomer Droukarova, who gives a muted but compelling performance.
Elegantly stylized but emotionally strained.
The seamy underbelly of Paris seen through romantic American eyes keeps the noir alive.
Audience Reviews for Autumn
Super Reviewer
Discussion Forum
There are no discussion threads for Autumn yet.
What's Hot On RT
Pictures from a zombie nation
Woody Allen in San Francisco
See the Desolation of Smaug trailer!
Where does This Is the End rank?
Featured on RT
- Video Interviews with Cast & Crew of Monsters University 0
- Digital Multiplex: 21 & Over, Quartet, and More 1
- RT on DVD & Blu-Ray: Jack the Giant Slayer and Quartet 23
- Box Office Guru Wrapup: Man of Steel Sets June Record 101
- Weekly Ketchup: Man of Steel Sequel In the Works 194
- Five Favorite Films with Joss Whedon 127
- Bonus Footage of the Cast & Crew of Man of Steel 1
Top Headlines
Foreign Titles
- Autumn (Automne) (DE)
- Autumn (Automne) (UK)


Top Critic