If you love old-school French comedies where everyone talks at the speed of light and doors slam every thirty seconds, you might actually enjoy Le coup de trois. But if you hate stagey, loud movies where the plot relies entirely on people not letting each other finish a sentence, please stay far away from this one. 🚪 ...
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Jean de Limur
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"If you love old-school French comedies where everyone talks at the speed of light and doors slam every thirty seconds, you might actually enjoy Le coup de trois. But if you hate stagey, loud movies where the plot relies entirely on people not letting each other finish a sentence, please stay far away from this one. 🚪 I stumbled on this while looking for early sound comedies, and honestly, it feels like a play that someone captured on camera on a random Tuesday. The whole setup is incredibly si..."
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