#chabat

[artsycrapfromsai]

Amaryllis and her various boyfriends 💕🎀🥰

Percival (pointy ears), Yulani (redhead), Eclipse (Blightmaid/evil unicorn), Chabat (knight), Brargridoth (12ft Prince of the hells)

Amaryllis is polysmorous and all her boyfriends are aware of each other ✨ even if some hate each other (Percival and Eclipse), they don't fight or do anything that would make Amy unhappy bc if it

[detournementsmineurs]

"L'Amour Ouf" de Gilles Lellouche - inspiré du roman "Jackie Loves Johnser OK? (L'Amour Ouf)" de Neville Thompson (1997) - avec Adèle Exarchopoulos, François Civil, Alain Chabat, Benoît Poelvoorde, Vincent Lacoste, Élodie Bouchez, Karim Leklou, Jean-Pascal Zadi, les jeunes Mallory Wanecque et Malik Frikah, octobre 2024.

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[jdufour]

Quand on se réjouit (trop) … J’en discutais dernièrement avec Albert Uderzo et René Goscinny : Alain Chabat doit se retourner dans sa tombe #asterix #asterixetobelix #asterixetobelixlempiredumilieu #alainchabat #chabat #deception (à Lausanne, Switzerland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoNmt2do1UK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[travelinglikethelight]

asterix & obelix: mission cleopatra (2002) - a salute to women

[jihef03]

Incredible

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[reorientingtothexdaylight]

Jean-Paul Rouve et Kyan Khojandi s'embrassent fougueusement dans Burger Quiz, 04/07/2018

[filmap]

Realité / Reality Quentin Dupieux. 2014

Building Peppertree Ln, Brandeis, CA 93064, USA See in map

See in imdb

[je-lurk]

I am trying to learn french on my own. Do you know any good tv shows or movies in French? (with subtitles or without) I like comedies :)

So, uh. I went maybe a little bit overboard. I just spent an hour on these recs. But the good news is the french films I watched are almost exclusively comedies, so you’ll only get that. (I’ll add here that if you want to chat with someone either in French or about any of these recs (or both) my DMs are wide open)

Films (exclusively French classics):

Louis de Funès : La Soupe aux Choux (personal favorite, I’ve watched it so many times), L’Aile ou la Cuisse, Rabbi Jacob, Le Grand Restaurant… (they’re all very good, I recommend you see the others, they’re mostly classics)

Les Nuls/Alain Chabat : La Cité de la Peur, Asterix et Obélix Mission Cleopatre (2002)… (these two are the most iconic)

Jean Dujardin : The Artist, OSS 117 (Le Caire, Nid d’espion (1) Rio ne répond plus (2). Apparently the 3rd one is a little less good)

Other : La Chèvre, Le Grand Blond avec une chaussure noire, le Père Noël est une ordure, le Dîner de Cons (and truly so many others)

Series:

Kaamelott (never saw it but I know it’s good)

Webseries, if you’re into this:

La Flander’s Company : follows the employees of a company leasing supervillains. 5 seasons, the first one doesn’t seem to add much but it’s important world building. And fun. About 10h total? Automatic subtitles and translation seem to be accurate

Noob : follows the Noob guild in the MMORPG Horizon. It’s exactly what you think it is, it’s gorgeous. 11 seasons, 22h. The progression in production is phenomenal

Le visiteur du futur : self explanatory. A good summary would be: « Regarde ces vidéos ! Sinon, voilà ce qui va se passer ! » 4 seasons, 1 film. I have not seen the film but I heard it’s good. Also much shorter than the others. And it has subtitles!

Questions cône : 2 seasons (should be under 10 hours), +1 that comes out haphazardly. I suggest you only watch the first 2 seasons. Not because the 3rd isn’t good but because it’s a completely new narrative arc and it’s far from being done.

I’ll explain this one a little because I just binged it (again) and I think it can be easy to abandon it because of a certain character (I love him but he begins with 0 redeeming quality) and the humor that can get at times super fucking weird and/or immature (but this what happens when you make videos in the 2010’s).

Anyway, now that I’ve talked about the cons, this series begins as filmmaking tutorials, basically. The story gets weaved into it, in part as an example for the concepts we learn. Let’s keep it spoiler free and just say that the concepts explored are super interesting, and the worldbuilding is imo done extremely well, as it works as a subversion of the "tutorial" genre (and generally of the 2010’s french youtube).

I think you should at least reach ep 13 before deciding whether to drop the series.

Tldr: I love it and I need people to talk about it with because I am going mad, but no pressure. If it’s not for you it’s not for you and it’s fully understandable.

Also, there are some videos in this playlist that do not strictly belong to the series (and even some that have 0 link, except the apparitions of some of the characters). You don’t have to watch them to fully appreciate whatever is going on, but it’s additional character interaction in a framework different from the series.

[genevieveetguy]

Six Days, Six Nights (À la folie), Diane Kurys (1994)

[dagonet]

La Cité de la peur, une comédie familiale (1994) réal. Alain Berbérian

[queer-frenchmermaid]

La fierté d'avoir convaincu ma mère de regarder RRRrrrr! après 10 ans de négociation. Elle avait seulement regardé les 2 premières minutes (avec les bestioles-mouth) et avait arrêté pensant que c'était débile.

Conclusion après le film, c'est débile mais génial.

Vanne préférée: ''Adieu Lucie."

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