It’s Michelin’s chef movie magazine

Frank 2021-12-20 08:01:04

The most impressive thing about this movie is not the chef, I think. It was Mrs. Mallory of the Weeping Willow Restaurant, who was picky about food and insisted on the standard of food. With her help, Hasan took his culinary skills to the extreme and also won the Weeping Willow Restaurant two Michelin stars.
When Hasan was a child, he learned cooking with his mother and understood the characteristics of food. As his mother said, living creatures have their own taste, but cooking is killing lives, creating dead souls, and each has its dead souls. You can taste it. Taste?
When they left their hometowns and came to a small town in France to start their new life, from competing with the weeping willow restaurant opposite to living in peace and then becoming a family atmosphere, although this process set off the chef’s “star” The inspirational story of "Road", but weakened the chef's passion for food. After watching the whole movie, I also watched the food, but it was not delicious enough to be coveted. It may be more like the magazine that his family, boss, and girlfriend read after Hasan's success, recording success stories.

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The Hundred-Foot Journey quotes

  • Madame Mallory: Oh. Vous m'étonnez.

    [Chuckles]

    Madame Mallory: You have it. Hmm. Your pigeon had it, too.

    Hassan: I know. I knew then, and I know now.

    Madame Mallory: Arrogance.

    Hassan: A chef must lead.

    Madame Mallory: Sharp and cool and hot in the mouth, all at the same time. Do you know how long it takes chefs to learn that? What will Papa say?

  • Madame Mallory: Do any of you know the words to the Marseillaise? Jean-Pierre?

    Jean-Pierre: Of course. It's our national anthem.

    Madame Mallory: Do you know all the words? "Ils viennent jusque dans vos bras. Égorger vos fils, vos compagnes!" "They come to slit the throats of our sons, our wives". Alors continuer Jean-Pierre.

    Jean-Pierre: "Aux armes citoyens, formez vos bataillons, marchons".

    Madame Mallory: And in English, so we can all understand?

    Jean-Pierre: "To arms citizens, from your battalions, let us march. May their unpure blood..."

    Madame Mallory: "Flow in our fields." And that is what it means to be French n'est-ce pas Jean-Pierre?

    Jean-Pierre: Yes.

    Madame Mallory: Well there are other ways to be French. Liberty. Equality. Fraternity.

    Jean-Pierre: Why are you talking only to me?

    Madame Mallory: Because you know who set the fire, don't you?

    Jean-Pierre: Would you surrender to these invaders?

    Madame Mallory: You tell your friends that these bombs have ended a war. They have brought peace. Bravo. You're a chef. I do not pay you to burn things. Take your knives and go.