Mini-Review: A story maybe a little bit complicated, because it alternates between past, present and future, and we wonder what comes to make Trotsky in this story, despite an attempt of explanation towards the end of the film.
But it's also a nice reconstitution of 1930's, with an impeccable Belmondo, like the supporting cast : Charles Boyer, François Périer, Michael Lonsdale, etc... and even a short appearance of a young and still unknown Gérard Depardieu.
Mini-Review: What a beautiful "nanar" (French term to name a bad film, but nice because unintentionally funny) ! Although Delon shown he still has physical shape at 50, he's ridiculous with his young look (jeans downward, or white jogging pants), not to mention his clown costume near the end. The music strongly connoted 1980's doesn't help. The scenario ? No comment.
Mini-Review: I agree with TonyS : funny, but less good than Les trois frères (and by miles better than L'Extraterrestre and Les Rois Mages).
Mini-Review: Probably the last good "Gendarme" (and the last with Jean Lefebvre and Christian Marin).
Mini-Review: A nice comedy with two giants of French comedy (Fernandel and Bourvil), and a third in a secondary role (Michel Galabru).
Mini-Review: Less funny than the original, but it has the cult song "Destinée".
Mini-Review: Not the best movie of all-time, as say IMDB, but it's still pretty excellent.
Mini-Review: First film directed by Alain Delon, and it's nice, with the music by Oscar Benton.
Mini-Review: Successful reconstitution of 1930's, with two great actors.
Mini-Review: Hilarious, one of the best de Funès films (and one of his best performances).