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09-15-2007, 03:22 AM
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Replace with the uncut YouTube version of Pascal: short version:
full version: karaoke version: http://www.dailymotion.com/tag/(kara...daimer-karaoke One of my favorite songs. My intro to Pascal. I learned this song in about a week cause I couldn't stop playing it. Hey, you notice how Pierrick did a similar thing with this song as Julien Doré with Moi...Lolita? (not quite as extreme, of course)
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09-15-2007, 11:26 AM
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agreed, I was very impressed with Obispo's version
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__Ella, elle l'a ----- Ella, she has it..
._Ce je n'sais quoi, Que d'autres n'ont pas ----- That something, That others don't have __ .Qui nous met dans un drôle d'état ----- That puts us in a happy state.____._ Elle a cette drôle de voix, Elle a cette drôle de joie ----- She has this curious voice, She has this curious joy ____..___ Ce don du ciel qui la rend belle ----- This gift from the sky that makes her pretty.
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09-15-2007, 04:23 PM
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Here's a better video of Alizée and Natashas version...
 On a side note: I just downloaded the movie.<object codebase="http://go.divx.com/plugin/DivXBrowserPlugin.cab" height="576" width="720" classid="clsid:67DABFBF-D0AB-41fa-9C46-CC0F21721616"><param name="autoplay" value="false"><param name="src" value="http://video.stage6.com/1452803/.divx" /><param name="custommode" value="Stage6" /><param name="showpostplaybackad" value="false" /><embed type="video/divx" src="http://video.stage6.com/1452803/.divx" pluginspage="http://go.divx.com/plugin/download/" showpostplaybackad="false" custommode="Stage6" autoplay="false" height="576" width="720" /></object>
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09-16-2007, 03:19 PM
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It was most likely lip-synced.
No-one in that show did any mistake. Which would be very rare. So assuming that Lili's performance wasn't lip-synced is just... umm.. blinding eyes... Beside, it sounds a bit too perfect.
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09-17-2007, 12:54 AM
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I was refering to the movie 'L'important C'est D'aimer' in DVD format or TS video file. I'm close to 100 foreign DVD movies in my computer now, I offered any to anyone in the Foreign Movies thread but apparently no one was interested. Anyways here a little insight on the movie...
L'Important c'est d'aimer 1975 Drama / Romance Summary A freelance photographer, Servais Mont, falls in love with Nadine Chevalier, an aspiring actress who, having failed to make the big time, has no other option than to appear in cheap exploitative films.* Although Servais and Nadine are attracted to one another, they maintain a distance.* Nadine is still emotionally dependent on her husband, Jacques, himself an insecure man, whilst Servais does not want to less base desire spoil his love.* Although he has little hope paying the money back, he gets an enormous loan from his underworld employers to finance a production of Richard III for Nadine to appear in.* Events take a dramatic turn when Jacques realises he might lose Nadine... Review Love hurts, and this film goes further than most in illustrating the point. Zulawski’s style of film making, with its iron-fisted realism and colour-rich photography, creates a romantic drama that is the perfect antidote the traditional sentimentalised love story.* Every scene in the film, from the first to the last, is charged with emotion, feeling a bit like a cross-between a Shakespeare play and a frenzied boxing match.* Zulawski’s achievement is to keep this up for the film’s 110 minute duration without allowing the film to descend into depressing melodrama or, worse, sentimentalised tosh.** And this is in spite of the fact that the plot itself is unimaginably trite and superficial.* Zulawski’s success in this film can only be ascribed in part to his evident skill as a director.* The film benefits from a strong cast of actors, all perfectly chosen for their roles.* Italian actor Fabio Testi is impressive in the role of Servais, his dreamy eyes infinitely more eloquent and expressive than any amount of dialogue.*Former singer Jacques Dutronc play Nadine’s husband, Jacques, the first in a series of the kind of strong roles for which he is now best known.* However, it is undoubtedly Romy Schneider who carries the film, in probably her best performance, that of the fragile Nadine.* Schneider’s portrayal of the character feels so true that it is not difficult to imagine that she is acting out her own life story.* (Schneider herself had a troubled love-life, which led to speculation that her premature death, officially a heart-attack, may have been suicide). Schneider was rightly rewarded for her role in this film by winning her first Cesar... Films de France.com
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09-17-2007, 03:15 AM
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i thinktheres an embed code for the vid to post it here while downloading is i dunno exactly but you can try it on Mozilla add ons
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