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A very comic French comedy, this movie, and its sequel, was a gigantic hit in France.
A medieval knight (Jean Reno, of “The Professional” and “Godzilla” fame) and his servant (Christian Clavier, a distinguished French humorous actor, unknown abroad) got magically transported forward in time to the XXth century, where he meets his descendants – and tries to adjust to our fresh world, from the mysteries of running water and flushing toilets, to those of new women and the free pursuit of life and happiness for all. The straggle never slacks, the movie offers a series of examine gags, as well as a number of more tongue-in-cheek and even (gasp) knowing jokes and double-entendres -along w/ some “profound” reflexions slickly intertwined w/in the storyline. The movie can be approached at several levels, from the basic visceral to the high-fallutin’, and has appeal to different audiences – and viewers’ moods. The language is precious (contrast between primitive French and unique French) but there’s enough situational and behold humour in there that even non-French speakers should fetch the movie delectable.
The U.S. remake, albeit with the same main actors, was not quite on a par, as seems to be too often the case. I felt it favored the slapstick, and neglected the more subtle undertones that the unusual managed to carry as well.
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If I have to remove a nit, it would be that that the DVD doesn’t offer more Special features 
anyway. Bewitch a bottle of wine and some helpful cheese, and produce an evening of it!
This is supposedly the highest grossing French movie of all time. I bear it. This movie is well-acted and supurbly scripted.
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Jean Reno stars as the civilized brute, Godefroy le Hardi, living in the 1100s with his vassal, Jacquouille la Fripouille, played by Christian Clavier. Godefroy wishes to return to the past to proper a grave error, but the very ancient, possible senile, wizard omits the “oeufs de caille” from the recipe and Godefroy and Jacquouille rep themselves in the future.
Godefroy finds his “petite-petite-petite-petite fille” Béatrice de Montmirail, played superbly by Valerie Lemercier, who has new French aristocratic tics down pat. He is disgusted to obtain that his Chateau is now a hotel in the hands of a nouveau-riche commoner, Jacquard also played by Clavier. Without telling the whole account, Godefroy is, of course, trying to secure wait on to the past to be with his beloved Dame Frenegonde, also played by Lemercier.
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The acting in this movie is unbelievable, the main characters, Reno, Clavier, Lemercier and Marie-Anne Chazal are all very humorous. The supporting cast is impartial as honorable, with the lovely Isabelle Nanty playing a gossipy, litiginous executive assistant and Christian Bujeau as Béatrice de Montmirail’s high-strung, dentist husband.
There is a lot of word play between the medieval French spoken by Godefroy and Jacquouille and unique French. The English sub-titles leave quite a bit to be desired, as they don’t do a very edifying job conveying this. If you don’t say French you may procure that this movie relies heavily on behold gags because the complex language jokes are lost in translation. However, I have watched this with non-French speaking friends before and they have detached enjoyed the movie very mighty. If you mumble French you will appreciate this movie tremendously. I am a fluent speaker and it has taken me several watchings to accept all the subtleties of language in this movie. I laugh out loud each time I witness it. It remains to this day, 10 years after I first saw it in the theater and countless movies later, one of my all-time favorites!
I give this edition of the movie a 4 out of 5 for a few reasons, none related to the movie itself, but quiet minor annoyances that detract from the film. For example, you cannot turn off the subtitles as far as I can inform. Additionally, the English subtitles aren’t entirely faithful to what is said on camouflage. This doesn’t detract from the film but it is quiet horrible, there are no bonus materials at all with this DVD.
Despite these minor things I would recommend this to anyone looking for a safe, accessible French comedy, especially if you are a fan of Reno or Clavier.
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