Unlike most of the exalted contributors here at Next Movie, I am not a
professional film critic. I am, like you readers, but a humble servant
of "The Twilight Saga."
That said, my opinion of "Bel Ami"
should only hold water with fellow Twi-hards. Don't get angry with me
for missing the dramatic undertones of French society in the 1880s. Even
if I knew what to look for on that accord, I wasn't looking for it. I
was only watching "Bel Ami" to see if Robert Pattinson accomplished what
he set out to do with the role, which is to break away from the Edward
Cullen typecasting.
R.Pattz didn't state that on record, but it's obvious, right? Because
the movie is not great, but his character, Georges Duroy, is a far cry
from any Pattinson has played before. Sure, he's still a total
heartthrob (bedding half the women in upper-class French society) who
relies on very long dramatic stares to depict a variety of emotions (as
does Edward), but the rest is unique to "Bel Ami." To prove it, I've
selected seven things that Robert Pattinson does in this film that we've
never seen him do before.
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