Jovovich shines as an inspirational Joan
The first thing that stands out about The Messenger is the stark contrast between Milla Jovovich as Joan of Arc and the French establishment. The lords are cynics and selfish while Jovovich is an innocent. She has this one face that just projects that image. That division never ends. Jovovich also does a convincing job portraying herself as someone touched by holy visions, and that again transfers over to her leadership qualities. I even felt inspired by her incessant screams to her men to take up arms and fight.<br /><br />On top of that the battle scenes are impressive. There are a large numbers of extras, all kinds of weapons of war and some gore thrown in for good looks.<br /><br />The one negative thing I have to say is Dustin Hoffman. He’s completely miscast and ruins Joan’s trial at the end.<br /><br />Jovovich has been in some really mediocre films. It’s good to see her in one where she can really shine.
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