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Romantic comedy. My favourite genre, this reason is good 'nuff for me to catch this movie.


If you don't like this genre, I think you'll probably still catch it cuz there's Audrey Tautou in the show!


That babe in À la folie... pas du tout (He Loves Me... He Loves Me Not) and Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain (Amelie of Montmartre). She is absolutely gorgeous-sexy-oh-pls-let-me-meet-her-in-person, drop dead beautiful.


Yah I'm satisfied with just meeting her in person. Besides, don't think my girlfriend would wish to know what else I would... *Warning spoilers ahead* I will also trade away my watch full of diamonds for the Chanel dress for her. I wish she had taken less puff in the movie. Smoking ain't cool...

Oh yes, 'nuff of dreaming, back to the show. You can read about the plot and watch the trailer here. My thoughts of the show? Beside the tinny-winny unique plot, its a typical French film that showcase their lifestyle and humour. Probably you can view it as another French propaganda film that brainwash us to think that they are the most passionate and romantic people in the world. They also showed that they are really funnier than their neighbours across the channel. =p The French lifestyle always seems to be so carefree and full of excitement in movies. I like that feeling. Seems like a good place to retire and enjoy life. However, the excitement of getting caught with my lover by my girlfriend will be too much for me. I don't think I'll be quite up to it. They made it look so easy in the movie... Lotsa useful tips in the movie for those who are bold enough to try. Nope, not me. -wide grins- And lotsa mouth-dropping-drooling scenes of Audrey Tautou in designer wear. -even wider grins-

So where is the passion you may ask. Its in the title of the movie. Priceless! Guess what is? Above riches of the world, and the wonderful luxurious lifestyle, love is priceless!

So what's next? Perhaps a movie about selling Tea in France? heh heh. Some British humour in French context? They have gotta cast Audrey Tautou in there tho'.

3 1/2 outta 5 stars. +1 star for Audrey Tautou = 4 1/2 stars. =p

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