Philippe Peythieu

Philippe Peythieu

  • Born: 1950-1-12
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  • Extended Reading
    • Jackie 2022-03-24 09:03:09

      monster ≠ monster

      A very light-hearted film, whether it is the city's street plans and pointed roofs, or the wonderful episodes and characters, all reveal a strong French flavor. As far as the plot is concerned, it is relatively simple, not as shocking as "Madagascar 3" (the performance of the circus at the end is...

    • Llewellyn 2022-01-13 08:03:31

      Romantic french

      In 2011, the comedy fantasy music animation film "Monsters in Paris | Un monstre à Paris"

      It seems that the character style is very cute, but after a closer look, I feel a strange sense of disobedience. On the contrary, the comic version at the end of the movie is cute to me, but it is not too...

    • Jeff 2022-03-16 09:01:06

      The French are not romantic. If China is going to eliminate the four evils, the United States will definitely dispatch troops. . . Looking at the French, they also zoomed in and dressed up as adults, and also bel can spray and perform on the same stage. . . Hey

    • Lamar 2022-03-27 09:01:15

      The water in Paris is so beautiful, the monster's mouth sings will melt people's hearts, the OST of Sunflower on the Seine is also great, France is really a cartoon and there are so many romantic moments. It's a pity that I can't grasp the key points of the story, the rhythm is poorly grasped, the monsters have tossed around for too long before appearing, and sang too little, and the possibility of a bright spot that could have been wasted.

    A Monster in Paris quotes

    • Lucille: He's not a monster.

    • Emile: Uh, Raoul, you didn't see something strange in there, did you?

      Raoul: You mean besides a singing monkey, a fifty foot sunflower, and the vials of potions that almost killed us? No. You see anything strange?