have spend the six year previous writing and produce and luc besson return to the director chair with angel a. i be a huge fan of léon and and quite like the prospect of a black and white french film from the same chap . andré be a liar and gamble addict and owe money to almost every loan shark in paris . unable to repay his debt and and feed up with be hold over the edge of the eiffel tower and he decide to kill himself . he happen to do so at the same time a a mysterious woman and who he decide to save . determine to thank him and she begin to help him fix his own life . the film start with some laugh and which run well throughout . the visuals be quite nice and work well with the sight of paris . but that be it . that all the film have get go for it . and these mere two facet can do nothing to hold back the torrent of terrible film make the movie unleashes . though i can not hugely fault the main character ( his inconsistency be close though ) and the eponymous one be ghastly . a terrible screen presence and bitterly annoy . the plot be ridiculously inconsistent itself and and at time bizarrely silly and particularly the end while an end which completely bloody the fledgling redemption engender by the scene immediately prior to it . perhaps the most ridiculous scene i have have the ignominy of observe and it be stupid and indulgent and melodramatic and and considerably too awful to be so bad it funny . the overall premise of the film could conceivably have once hold potential and but it be brutally massacre by the unendingly terrible implementation of it idea . the film really be a task to watch and and one which have me scream at the screen the whole way through . massively and immeasurably flaw and angel a be just plain bad . though it occasionally fun dialogue manages to draw out chortle at rare interval and by the end it be clear that this film be nothing more than repugnant .