And God Created Woman Reviews

When I was a kid growing up in France, Brigitte Bardot had in fact attained a seriously lame reputation in my home country. Indeed, she had dropped the movie business at least 20 years ago and time wasn't very kind with her legendary good looks. She had been focusing on fighting for animal rights for quite some time and, above all she also became infamous for being in fact seriously racist with some links to the Front national, the French extreme right party. It’s only later on that I discovered that she used to be a major icon of the French cinema and even a massive international sex-symbol back then in the 60’s so I thought I should check her work after all. In this case, I decided to check this movie which would provide her breakthrough. Well, eventually, even though it was a decent watch, I can’t say I was  really blown away by the whole thing though. I mean, sure, I have to admit it, Brigitte Bardot really looked lovely back in those days but, in my opinion, the movie itself didn’t have much else to offer and the story was terribly fluffy and superficial. To conclude, even though I didn’t care much about the whole thing, I still think it is worth a look though if only to see Bardot at the top of her game.