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The Big Risk (1960)

Two men pull off a daring daylight payroll heist in Milan, making a fast getaway. One is returning to France after years in hiding, needing money to start fresh with his family.

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Lorenzo B 19 Oct 2009

There's nothing irritating or stupid or awful about it, it's just so unremarkable. A typical story about a tragic French gangster, does nothing to stand out from similar works by Melville, Dassin, Becker. Not a waste of time, but I wouldn't recommend it unless you just can't get enough French noir (or Jean-Paul Belmondo, whose sauve presence as a secondary character is far more compelling than Lino Ventura in the lead).

David C 30 Jul 2016

Ah, the French can make those gangster movies laden with Fate, failed loyalties, and - well before the Godfather and the Sopranos - family.

Michael Joshua Rowin 02 Mar 2014

What we're left with 45 years after Classe's awkwardly timed entrance into French film history are some superbly assured performances and well-drawn characters.

Mark B 21 Jul 2008

Better than Bob le Flambeur, not as good as Grisbi... this is a film in the action genre, but there's not much of it. You'll be disappointed unless you appreciate character development, which is what this film does best. It shows a gangster at the end of the road, facing the consequences of his life, but the film doesn't moralize, maintaining instead a dispassionate distance that allows viewers to identify, or sympathize, or judge, according to their inclinations. I particularly appreciate the relative lack of misogyny (compared to Bob le Flambeur); Sautet is ready to consider all of the various ways these gangsters negotiate relationships with their partners. You've also got to love the faces in this film. Hollywood would have relegated some of these actors to "character" parts, but here they carry some of the most important roles - and do it unforgettably.

Andy Klein 27 Feb 2006

...another eminently watchable example of the French noir trend of the period.