Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied?
Title: Isabelle Adjani, C'est Toute
Review: Claude Miller directed Mortelle randonnée with Michel Serrault and a young Isabelle Adjani. Serrault is Beauvoir, a private eye, who mourns the death of his daughter in 1962 (an important date). Isabelle Adjani is a serial killer, born in 1962, who ritually searches for her "father" among rich strangers and then murders him (them). When Beauvoir crosses Catherine's path, a folie adieux results, which of course leads to--murder.The film is reminiscent of Hitchcock's Marnie, which is not farfetched because Miller was Truffaut's associate and Truffaut wrote one of the definitive studies of Hitchcock. Claude Miller was a part of the nouvelle vague and the nouvelle vague idolized Hitchcock.The movie is seductive and sexy. Adjani, who always looks great, looks even better in this film. The scenes at Spa play like a Robert Palmer video, with a soupcon of Robert Altman-like voyeurism.Michel Serrault's private eye is quirky and idiosyncratic; Adjani's Catherine vague and mad.
