Night Fare 2015 123movies

Watch: Night Fare 2015 123movies, Full Movie Online – After a long two-year absence, the British Chris heads back to Paris intending to rekindle his relationship with his ex-girlfriend Ludivine, and his estranged Frenchman friend, the cocky Luc. To celebrate their reunion, Luc takes Chris for a wild night out downtown; however, things will soon take a turn for the worse when Luc decides to bilk a taciturn Paris cab driver on their way to the apartment. And just like that, an endless night of terror begins for the pair who skipped out on the fare, as the relentless and unstoppable wronged driver will hunt them down across the empty night streets in his jet-black taxi of doom. The meter is still running. Can the friends escape their debt?.
Plot: Luc and his English friend Chris take a taxi to go home after partying hard all evening in Paris. At destination, they run away without paying the fare. They got the wrong driver for this… The taxi goes immediately into hunting mode, chasing them all night, wherever they go. But does he only want his money back?
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Reviews:

Interesting film
Worth watching, but don’t expect too much. Two friends on a night out in Paris decide to be jerks and they get their due. Pretty straight forward, except that three quarters in, the film takes a sharp turn and becomes something other than a standard slasher film. Stick with it until the end.

Paris; the city of love, a psychotic cab driver and totally deserted roads and streets…
Two friends Chris (Jonathan Howard) and Luc (Jonathan Demurger)reunite in Paris and plan on having a night out on the town. They hitch a ride in a taxi, but skip out of the taxi without paying on the basis that they were going to ‘nip’ to the cash machine for some money. However, this cab driver doesn’t take kindly to these two men not paying their fare and the cab driver doggedly pursues them in what turns out to be a terrifying manhunt….

Night Fare is a mixed bag of a film which inevitably has some bad elements to it, but on the whole I found that it’s strengths did outweigh its weaknesses..

Where the film is at its best is when the focus is on the crazy cab driver psychotically pursuing the fare jumpers. Many of these scenes are intense and the performances from the two protagonists are really good and they were both able to convey genuine fear incredibly well. The film only has a short run time of 80 minutes and generally covers this ground in a fast-paced and effective manner. I’ve always felt that films of this nature work better when the madman’s identity is kept a secret – it helps to build intrigue, suspense and mystery and generally leaves you wanting to learn more about the madman. This is one reason why I appreciated the reveal as well as being surprised by it; the cab driver’s psychotic violence had a point to it which actually makes it a much deeper film than one would initially assume.

As good as it is for the most part, the film does have some rather glaring weaknesses; whilst the film is tense and suspenseful for a good chunk of its running time, director Julien Seri does over-stage the action (particularly in the first half). It seems that wherever our protagonists run to the cab driver is there (within seconds) and this even occurs at times where it’s unlikely or improbable that he could second guess what they could do. The dialogue in this film is also poor and only consists of our two friends talking about their love for the same woman which inevitably causes conflict between the two men. Outside of this, we don’t learn anything about the men (other than one of them is French and one of them is English and they both love the same woman) and as a result of this the character development on offer here is at best poor and at worst non-existent.

The film is also set in Paris which is a city that’s home to over 2 million people yet the streets and roads are completely deserted; so where is everybody and why are there only one set of coppers patrolling the streets in Paris?? Whilst the cab driver is an intimidating presence and he is pretty damn terrifying, I do feel that everything was overdone slightly with his character – I can understand how he acquires his incredible fighting skills, but how do you train yourself to be able to withstand being Tasered – literally thousands of volts of electricity into his body and he doesn’t even flinch?? What are his clothes made of? Rubber?? He felt more like a superhuman comic book character than a real person. It’s narrative flaws like this that jar with the serious philosophising at the end of the film and it’s these things that prevent it from being a brilliant film – although it is still a good film I hasten to add.

The reveal at the end is a bit of a curve-ball ending and by the time the credits started rolling I felt as though I’d watched some mad cross between Duel, Oldboy and A Clockwork Orange. The reveal did provide us with a much wider story and the idea of the cab driver being an avenging angel who initially has been saved from himself and ultimately does the same to others did at least show that some thought had gone into the story and made the film not quite as generic as it could have been – it also leaves the film open for a sequel.

Night Fare is imperfect, but it is pretty tense and suspense and more importantly rather surprising and in spite of its glaring flaws I did find it enjoyable.

Other Information:

Original Language fr
Runtime 1 hr 20 min (80 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated TV-MA
Genre Thriller
Director Julien Seri
Writer Cyril Ferment, Julien Seri, Pascal Sid
Actors Jonathan Howard, Jonathan Demurger, Fanny Valette
Country France
Awards 1 win
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix N/A
Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
Camera Arri Alexa, Canon 5D MkII (magic lantern), Red Epic Camera
Laboratory Reepost, Paris
Film Length N/A
Negative Format ARRIRAW 2.8K
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format N/A