Talking about this film with the French is equivalent to talking about Journey to the West with the Chinese

Kaia 2022-01-08 08:03:02

The title explains the position of the film in the minds of French people. I

have chatted with the French people next to me on TGV several times, or with my colleague Shenkan in the coffee shop. When you have nothing to say, you can definitely use it. Talk about diner de cons to open up the situation. Everyone can repeat the lines in the play with excitement, some of which we put "once there was a sincere love..." on our lips.

There are a lot of French language in the dinner game . Games, phrases, tones, and logic. For audiences who know French, its entertainment effect is far greater than that of audiences watching translated films and subtitles.

For French people, seeing the main stage is basically like seeing. This mountain is on the essay stage. This state is really not one that can transcend national borders and nationalities.

The story that crosses national borders and nationalities is the plot, although it is not bad, after all, there is still a lot of fun, and it is no wonder that some people want to sleep...

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  • Athena 2022-03-27 09:01:14

    Weird, no joke. It's also a French comedy. Look at "Little Nicholas" and "Shut Your Mouth", and look at "Escape from a Tiger's Mouth"!

  • Tillman 2022-04-21 09:02:56

    oh là là là là It seems that I haven't seen a comedy that makes people laugh so thoroughly in a long time. Characters, dramatic conflicts and plot clues are compressed into a single-act indoor space, and then burst out just right, several scenes. The play is hilarious, and the few Weber's comedies I've seen so far are great. ˊ_>ˋ

Le Dîner de Cons quotes

  • François Pignon: [after hanging up the phone] That was your sister.

    Pierre Brochant: I don't have a sister.

    François Pignon: [appears confused] Really? I asked her who she was, and she said "His sister".

    Pierre Brochant: [incredously to himself] He called Marlène!

    François Pignon: She's not your sister?

    Pierre Brochant: That's her name! Hissister! Marlène Hissister!

  • François Pignon: Sometimes I feel like you're really taking me for an imbecile.