French movies

[user472884]

I want the l'auberge espagnole experience so bad, though I could do without William.

I forgot I also saw
- Lila dit ça (the first third or so, after "chat" and my moment I lost interest)
- Le Papillon (excellent, excellent, excellent film)
- Joyeux Noël (French, English, and German. Not exactly academy award stuff but good nonetheless)
- some cartoon whose name escapes me..... metropolis or something?

I'm sure there's more I'm forgetting

For now watch L'auberge Espagnole and Les Poupées Russes about thirty-dozen times

[DrSmith]

Giorgino is in English.

[babyblue558]

Originally Posted by DrSmith

Giorgino is in English.

Whoops yeah I forgot about the whole "learning French" thing.... Scrub that one then, but other two are good.

[LE_LOUP_DES_STEPPES]

Originally Posted by Jalen

I forgot I also saw
- Lila dit ça (the first third or so, after "chat" and my moment I lost interest)

huh please elaborate?

[wasabi622]

One that I liked that no one's mentioned so far is Paris J'taime.

It's a bunch of shorter.. what are they called, vignettes? But at the end, it all ties together pretty well.

[user472884]

Originally Posted by wasabi622

One that I liked that no one's mentioned so far is Paris J'taime.

It's a bunch of shorter.. what are they called, vignettes? But at the end, it all ties together pretty well.

I think it works just to call them "shorts"

another one I forgot

I don't actually care too much for Paris, Je t'aime.

Even for French cinéma, it's a bit too deep and artsy-fartsy for me, times what... 17 shorts/arrondisments?

[wasabi622]

Originally Posted by Jalen

I think it works just to call them "shorts"

another one I forgot

I don't actually care too much for Paris, Je t'aime.

Even for French cinéma, it's a bit too deep and artsy-fartsy for me, times what... 17 shorts/arrondisments?

A crap ton. The only one that I didn't like was the mime one. Too creepy. Mime = French version of clown. Only creepier because they don't talk.

[Zeerre]

You could also try watching cartoons, I remember watching Tintin in my French class.

[Jurre]

I watched Tais-toi! a while back, I thought it was pretty funny and even a little bit touching

[user472884]

Originally Posted by wasabi622

A crap ton. The only one that I didn't like was the mime one. Too creepy. Mime = French version of clown. Only creepier because they don't talk.

I only liked the mime one and the willem defoe one.

I mean that Gerard Depardieu one... what the hell was the point of that? And Nick Nolte? what's the meaning of that story?