Started off interesting about troubled boy's life but then the story just dragged
400 Blows is a classic of the French New Wave featuring the debut of Francois Truffaut as a director. It’s a coming of age story about Jean-Pierre Leuad. He does bad in school and his teacher always yells at him and then he goes home where his parents fight. I have to say it started off interesting seeing Leuad’s life but then started to drag. On the positive side you get to see 50s Paris both the good and bad. Leuad goes on adventures everyday skipping school. On the negative the pacing got slow and the story became repetitive. That included scenes that seemed like a waste such as when Leud and his friend go to see a children’s puppet show of Red Riding Hood. All the kids are very young and Leud is not. If it was supposed to show his lost innocence it could’ve been done in a much better way. By the end I just felt like the film was dragging.
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