French Kiss
(Beso francés / Quiero decirte que te amo)
(USA-GB, 1995) [Color, 111 m.].
Género: Comedia romántica.
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Dirección: Lawrence Kasdan.
Guión: Adam Brooks.
Fotografía: Owen Roizman.
Música: James Newton Howard .
Producción: Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Kathryn F. Galan, Meg Ryan, Liza Chasin, Charles Okun.
Productora: Polygram Filmed Entertainment / Prufrock Pictures / Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation / Working Title Films.
Sinopsis: Kate es una recatada chica con todo su futuro planeado: casarse con su novio Charlie y vivir felices para siempre. Sólo existe un atractivo y sensual ”problema” llamado Juliette, una bella francesa de la que Charlie se enamora en un viaje de negocios a París. Dispuesta a recuperar a su amor, Kate se marcha a París en avión. A bordo conoce a Luc, un ladrón con el que no parece tener nada en común. Por si fueran pocos los problemas de Kate, todo se complica aún más cuando, para no despertar sospechas en la aduana, Luc mete sin que ella se de cuenta un collar robado en su bolso. Sin saber cómo ni por qué, Kate se ve viajando por toda Francia descubriendo junto a Luc todo el encanto del país... y algo más. (FILMAFFINITY)
Kate tiene pánico a viajar en avión. Pero por recuperar a su novio... Estaba a punto de casarse. Pero, chica, no sé qué tienen las francesas, que Charlie, el novio de Kate, se enamora de una de ellas en un viaje de negocios. Kate acude a recuperarlo, pero conoce a Luc, un ladrón encantador.
La reina del cine romántico, Meg Ryan, presta todo su encanto a esta deliciosa comedia de amor y enredo, dirigida con aplomo por Lawrence Kasdan (El turista accidental, Grand Canyon). Jean Reno hace uno de sus primeros papeles en EE.UU. (DeCine21)
AMG Synopsis: An American woman discovers that Paris truly is the city of love -- though not in the manner she expected -- in this romantic comedy. Kate (Meg Ryan) is desperately afraid of flying, so when her fiancée Charlie (Timothy Hutton) flies to Paris on business, she must stay behind. Kate has been having second thoughts about her impending marriage, but that changes when Charlie calls her to say that the engagement is off -- he's met a beautiful French woman named Juliette (Susan Anbeh), and he's fallen in love. Determined to win Charlie back, Kate confronts her fears and hops on board the next flight to Paris, where she finds herself seated next to Luc Teyssier (Kevin Kline), a French thief who stashes some valuable jewelry in her baggage hoping to avoid capture. While Luc simply wants to get his jewels back, he pretends to be willing to help Kate find Charlie and win him back in order to keep her luggage out of harm's way, but to his surprise (as well as Kate's), the two become infatuated as they make their way through the City of Lights. Leading lady Meg Ryan also served as co-producer for this film.
AMG Review: The fourth film collaboration of director Lawrence Kasdan and actor Kevin Kline, French Kiss is also their least successful, perhaps in large part because Kasdan himself did not write it. The tug-of-war between the film's light and airy tone and the betrayal-induced desperation of the main characters makes for an unsatisfying misfire of a comedy that's neither light nor dark enough. Meg Ryan plays the same deluded yet intelligent, frazzled klutz she patented in When Harry Met Sally and Sleepless in Seattle. Abandoning too much self-dignity and practical thinking to be believable, Kate (Ryan) inspires French jewelry thief Luc Teyssier (believably played by Kevin Kline) to ask the question we all want to know, "Why are you wasting your time on this ridiculous man?" The answer comes much too slowly as Kate and Luc spend most of the second act bickering as they travel together through Paris and the pastoral French countryside. The outcome is predictable and the conflict spare: the cop trailing Luc is also an old pal, Kate doesn't seem perturbed by the thief who's stolen her passport, and even philandering Charlie (a bored Timothy Hutton) gets off too easy in the end. Pockets of witty dialogue and energetic performances by Ryan and Kline make for light entertainment, but the movie as a whole is comme ci, comme ca.
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