me laugh in the middle of the night. Although I didn't think of this film until a month before returning home today. ...But I'm very thankful that it is because of so many years of French immersion that I can't fully understand these dialogues, but all the points are gone!...
"Juste Leblanc" juste (French meaning: only, just The name used in the play: Ruster). And Marlène Sasœur (Sasser in French means her sister/sister).. This point is like an English joke I saw at that time: Mr Hu or Mr Who. There may be some artistic exaggerations in the film, but it is undeniable that the French people I have met in the past few years have different names:
some students have the surname "King", the surname "Sausage", and the surname "Le Petit". ) of .. "
this is a period of impressive full of humor,
as well as the back several times to call are classics
in particular, to call Maynor find a back injury (sad) male next to his wife tax inspectors still see a joke when I did not expect to catch It was his wife who arrived... This is embarrassing.. By
the way, there is another point
"il est mechant M. Brochant il est mignon M. Pignon". In the end, men with back injuries will create their own works until here. Until the screenwriter really buried a good move, mechant (phonetic: Mei Shang French meaning: vicious) brochant (phonetic, name: Boshang) and mignon (rice niong cute and kind) pignon (sound: Pi niong) these two roles The name turned out to be not set randomly!.
But in the end, when Mr. "Fool" called his wife with a back injury to help mediate, I was moved by the sad man.. The man with a back injury affectionately shook the hand of the "fool" man and promised to say, "Well, I will call someone else again." Before you fool, think carefully.” Seeing that a family turmoil disappeared, but the sad male wife returned the phone before her hand was over, Mr. Fool quickly answered and said, yes, your husband is by my side!. "What!, Didn’t you just say that you were in the phone booth? "Oh Shet, this idiot... After that, the sad man sighed helplessly again with one hand on his hips and one hand on his head... I
gave four stars as a whole, plus 1 for French films.
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