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Hi. I'm Charlotte, I'm french.
What kind of movies do you like?
You know Man on fire (American-britanno-Mexican movie)?
Or Le mac (french movie)?
What French movie(s) do you know?
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| 180959 |
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hi!I especially like movies made in italy and spain. I don't know a lot about french movie. I just know 'Amelie' which is known almost everyone.
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Hi my name is Aaron I watch a lot of acton movies
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| 181949 |
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Hey, don't you know Asterix or Le petit Nicolas? I love them, you should whatch them, I'm sure that you're going to laugh like a child...
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| 184193 |
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Hey, for a film study that I'm working on, I'm trying to see what are good french films. Like psychological thriller, or period drama, action, etc.? What would y'all recommend for like classic french films. It doesn't have to be psychological, etc.
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Let's see there's an old Three Musketeers movie in French but I forgot what year it is. No, it's not the Gene Kelly one in the 50's but so far the best French period drama/action movie I would recommend is Le Pacte Des Loups (Brotherhood of the Wolf). It's the best historical French movie I know of.
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I actually love every kind of movies, horror, thriller, romantic, action...
I don't know one of the two movies and I just know one french movie. "Lol - laughing out loud".
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| 186035 |
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My favorite Christmas movie is the French film (well, actually, it was a collaborative effort) Joyeux Noël. It's such a good movie!
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| 186072 |
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Hi Madison,
There are lots of good French movies to see. I would recommend to you some of them, for instance, (but they are not recent movies):
directed by Francois Truffaut, "Farenheit 451", done in the 1960's, based on a Ray Bardbury's work. In a future the books are forbidden, and the firemen, instead of fighting the fire with water, what they do is to burn the books that are found in hands of the criminals (and the criminals are those who read books), science fiction;
Directed by Louis Malle, "Lucien Lacombe", done in the 1970's if I recall correctly, a young French guy who wants to improve his personal situation and becomes member of the collaborationists during the German invasion of France in the second world war,
Heavy drama;
Directed by Jean Luc Godard, "Alphaville", done in the 1960's, a very strange movie indeed, a private detective, by the way he is American, arrives to a strange city, could be considered science fiction or futuristic drama, and psycological too of course
Another one, this again by Francois Truffaut, L'enfant sauvage, done in the 1960's or beggining the 1970's I think, around the end of the XVIII century a child is found in the forest, he doesn't know to speak or to live in society, a learned doctor takes care of him and starts the education of the child. Drama, historical and psycological too I'd say,
well, enough for now I think, hope to be of help, you'l tell me if you decide to use any of them, good luck
Antonio (from Spain)
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Wasabi (2001) with Jean Reno is okay but it's crazy as hell! Looks like a Japanese/French Movie.
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| 186921 |
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I had just watched a crummy independent horror movie called Teeth. I'll spare you the details but it had an unsettling premise
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Oh yes.. I saw that movie. Quite unsettling premise indeed.
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Independent movies, I cannot be sure of them, in my opinion, not unless they are released under a major motion picture company like Sony, Warner Brothers, Universal, or Disney, for example, in my opinion, especially when it comes to foreign movies. I've seen those kinds of movies released under major motion picture companies and they're good.
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Of course we looked Asterix, Léon, The Fifth Element, Taxi and many other French films!))but my favorite movie is "Three meters above the sky"(Tres metros sobre el cielo) it is Spanish. Is anyone watching?
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i am a huge fan of audrey tautou.i saw le fabuleux destin d'Amelie , ensemble c'est tout, b13, jeux d'enfants and i can't remember now but i'm sure that i watched more :D i do follow french movie
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| 198910 |
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J'aimais beaucoup Le Petit Nicholas! C'etait trop de la balle! Est-ce que quelqu'un a vu le film <Neuilly Sa Mére> ?
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| 198911 |
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I have seen them both. They're quite funny!
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