Alright, so La garnison amoureuse. If you’re a fan of those really old, gentle French comedies, the ones with lots of earnest faces and a pace that lets you breathe, then yeah, this might be a little gem for you. Anyone expecting quick laughs or modern storytelling? Oh boy, you’ll probably be fidgeting in your seat wit...
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Max de Vaucorbeil
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"Alright, so La garnison amoureuse. If you’re a fan of those really old, gentle French comedies, the ones with lots of earnest faces and a pace that lets you breathe, then yeah, this might be a little gem for you. Anyone expecting quick laughs or modern storytelling? Oh boy, you’ll probably be fidgeting in your seat within the first ten minutes. 😬 It’s a 1934 film, and it feels every bit of it. Not in a bad way, necessarily, but you’re stepping into a different world of cinema. The whole thing ..."
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