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[jwplayer mediaid=”9557″] Where is my baby? All rights Reserved
September 29, 2011
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[jwplayer mediaid=”9557″] Where is my baby? All rights Reserved
Sweet, charming and touching My Afternoons with Margueritte has what it takes when it comes to entertainment value. What makes the film so good comes from the acting of Girard Depardieu, Gisèle Casadesus and fine directing by Jean Becker. If you prefer a film that has excellent acting with a loving script then My Afternoons with Margueritte is your French strawberry croissant.
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This summer has hatched a lot of comedies and that’s a good thing. Keeping the laughter coming, A Good Old Fashioned Orgy does it’s level best to entertain and it does. For one thing it’s got a great cast of comedic actors working with a weird little script that delivers. It may sound like a lot of hooey but A Good Old Fashioned Orgy is worth a look.
[jwplayer mediaid=”9218″] Al McGhee talks with comic “bam-bamm.” Micah “bam-bamm” White is a funny dude. He has been in show business for many years. His
If you are looking for a comedy that has a lot of laughs and surprising situations, Our Idiot Brother fails to deliver. Opening late in the summer wasn’t a good idea since the film comes on the heels of a fairly good year for human humor
The scary, seething, suspenseful, gory, horror filled Fright Night left me turning my head on my way to the car following the showing. It’s a frightening flick that takes its toll on those that can have a love for the thrills that evil can provide. You don’t have to be Goth to enjoy, just a sense of humor and a need to feed your bloody thirst for a good horror movie.
The French really know how to make a lighthearted sexy comedy and the proof comes in a very funny and provocative film called The Names of Love. Although complicated as most French comedies are, the quirky little film puts on a good show.
[jwplayer mediaid=”9095″] This movie review is in French.