Just finished Les Mis and I’m really not sure.
Was Javert just doing his job or was he genuinely bad?
Not memeing, who was in the wrong here
Oliver Cook
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Tyler Fisher
Without having seen the movie or play, just trailers and whatnot, I don't get it. Why is Crowe's character looking for Jackman's character after they show Jackman serving his time pulling on ship chains and shit? From what I can tell, he straight up goes to prison for a crime, but then gets hounded afterward. I don't get it.
Joseph Howard
he violated his parole
Alexander Thompson
valjean breaks his parole and javert is obsessed with law and order
see ya
Jose Ortiz
Javert was too strict a legalist to accept the possibility that Valjean was truly a good human being. He was the antagonist, but he's not depicted as a bad man.
Lincoln Carter
It basically rips off the plot of the Incredible Hulk tv series, where the good guy is hounded by law enforcement who think he is bad even though he’s just trying to survive and help people along the way. You could also say it rips off the fugitive feature film starring Harrison Ford. That movie was huge in the 90s, why would you basically remake it but set it in medieval France?
Jaxson Sanchez
Intermediate tier bait.
Andrew Stewart
Why do Javert and Valjean always live in the same city as each other?
Ian Anderson
YOU BROKE INTO A HOUSE
Owen Peterson
What is that abomination