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Jean Reno

Born: July 30, 1948 in Casablanca, Morocco
Nationality: Moroccan:Spanish

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Armored

(2009) PG-13

The Pink Panther 2

(2009) PG

Couples Retreat

(2009) PG-13

Cash

(2008) Unrated

The Pink Panther

(2006) PG

Flyboys

(2006) PG-13

The Da Vinci Code

(2006) PG-13

Empire of the Wolves

(2005) R

Crimson Rivers 2: Angels of the Apocalypse

(2005) Unrated

The Tiger and the Snow

(2005) Unrated

Hotel Rwanda

(2004) PG-13

Jet Lag

(2002) R

Rollerball

(2002) PG-13

The Crimson Rivers

(2001) R

Just Visiting

(2001) PG-13

Wasabi

(2001) R

Ronin

(1998) R

Godzilla

(1998) PG-13

Mission: Impossible

(1996) PG-13

For Roseanna

(1996) PG-13

The Visitors

(1995) R

French Kiss

(1995) PG-13

Beyond the Clouds

(1995) Unrated

The Professional

(1994) R

La Femme Nikita

(1991) R

The Big Blue

(1988) PG

Subway

(1985) R

Le Dernier Combat

(1984) R

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Flushed Away

(2006) PG

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Reviewed by dnmbjsjnap for Godzilla at 2010-04-26 19:50:49

This is one of my favorite "bad" movies if you will. I don't watch it to be enlightened. I watch it for Godzilla, the ramifications of radiological and scientific screwups, and Jean Reno. My only complaint, after repeated viewings was Big Z was shown. You saw his feet too many times, especially when he first attacks NYC. Just show his feet a couple times. Show his entirety more like the Japanese. That's why he's imposing

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Better than I expected.
Reviewed by NWRdr4 for The Da Vinci Code at 2010-01-31 17:18:46

All false truths and historical inaccuracies aside, The DaVinci Code is a well-made and fast-paced thriller that will certainly be remembered (if not only for the controversy it caused). Concerning the controversial nature of the plot, I think it's important to keep in mind what Roger Ebert said: "Yes, the plot is absurd, but then most movie plots are absurd. That's what we pay to see." If you take it as pure entertainment, the film is an enjoyable and exciting (not to mention arguably classic) adventure.

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Small budget feel, but interesting
Reviewed by PeanutButterJellyTime for Flyboys at 2008-03-11 17:11:24

This movie isn't a spectacular, big budget hit (think Pearl Harbor), but the story is told well and the CGI is decent. I think the African-American pilot's character is based on the story of Eugene Bullard - a real-life hero who flew for France. It's a worthwhile rental.

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