99 francs

By Antonette 2022-03-26 08:01:01

Le monstre

99 francs, une adaptation sous forme de comédie noire du livre de Frédéric Beigbeder par Jan Kounen. Jean Dujardin joue le rôle du principal protagoniste : Octave le publicitaire, dans ce film. Octave travaille dans une grande entreprise de publicité et son temps libre est consacré à des soirées drogues et filles, jusqu'au moment où il rencontre Sophie, une stagiaire dans la même entreprise. Ils font l'amour, d'ailleurs, il est peut-être tombé amoureux. Mais ils se séparent au moment où Sophie...

By Idella 2022-03-26 08:01:01

99 francs

I first saw this introduction on cat food.
Seeing what the teacher said was so flamboyant, I couldn't help but want to see it.
In fact, if you think about it carefully, you will know that in
terms of watching animation, it is already so different from the teacher's taste,
not to mention movies.

What can I say about this movie. On the one hand, it
may be because of the disapproval of the protagonist's values; More or less, there is always an experimental...

By Liana 2022-03-26 08:01:01

What I want to say most: I originally expected you to sell me a funeral, but who would have thought that you would sell me a prostitute.

The narration of the film is good for pursuing new ideas, but at least it can't make people feel unreasonable. For example, where the male protagonist woke up at the beginning, he didn't explain what was going on before and after.

A meeting changes a person's life, an advertisement changes the whole world, director, what are you kidding me for. Fassbender said that for things that cannot be changed, people should at least describe (quote from the original book), not go to the...

By Green 2022-03-26 08:01:01

Every advertising director may be forced to become angry youth

Turning on domestic TV, almost all advertisements, especially domestic advertisements, always disgust you to varying degrees, and this trend is still bottoming out. Every advertising director may be forced into an angry youth. I only have the choice not to believe in advertising.

This must have been shot by an angry director who knows advertising well and hates commercials (or adapted from the memoirs of an angry ad guy). The whole film is full of fantastic pictures of various...

By Graciela 2022-03-26 08:01:01

ubiquitous rape

Advertising is an inevitable product of the development of modern civilization. It has become pervasive. We have to meet it when we go to the public toilet to urinate. It seizes the opportunity to rape our brains like a habitual criminal; it ravages me for 20 seconds and occupies my brain for 20 seconds. think. The late Madison Avenue King David Oligvy took this criminal art to the extreme.
  People watch hundreds of thousands of advertisements in their lifetime, and almost all of them are...

By Shaun 2022-03-28 09:01:13

I haven't made the novel's over-drug-insanity...

By Geovanni 2022-03-28 09:01:13

I really want to read a book... / I like the madness of JEAN's comedy / Behind every spam ad, there is a good idea that is rejected ㄏ ㄏ / The picture of piecing together and jumping seems to be...

By Rowan 2022-03-28 09:01:13

The first half is like Metropolis, and the middle and second sections become escaping from the madhouse. Finally, the subtitles are released to know that this is a public welfare film. . . =...

By Garrett 2022-03-28 09:01:13

20081213 1630 City Hall

By Lourdes 2022-03-28 09:01:13

Français=Parler trop+critiquer tout+l'amour plus...