MyJules and JimBlu-ray review follows after the jump.
The closest of friends, they share everything.
Enter the free-spirited Catherine (Jeanne Moreau), she who shares the statues smile.
World War I arrives with the two men on opposite sides of the conflict.
Jim comes to visit them, but, by this point Catherine has grown tired of Jules.
Jim decides to return to Paris.
Some time later, Jules and Catherine move back to France.
Jim runs into Jules on the street, and the three meet up.
Catherine pulls a gun on Jim, but he disarms her and escapes.
Again, Jules and Catherine stumble upon Jim at a movie theater.
They head off together, stopping outside a cafe.
Catherine asks Jim to enter her car to tell him something in private.
He does so and Catherine promptly drives the vehicle off a damaged bridge, killing them both.
Jules is left alone to dispose of their ashes.
What can one say about such a classic that has not been said before?
Not much that isnt regurgitative or trite.Jules and Jimis an brilliant work of cinema on so many levels.
Stunning is all I can say about thisJules and JimBlu-ray release.
The disc is loaded with extras.
The vast majority consist of archival interviews with Truffault himself.
