A brief review of the movie "Escape from the Tiger's Mouth"

Conrad 2022-12-03 05:35:30

Use rich laughter to soothe the incurable war wounds, use gentle irony to reveal the class contradictions of the golden age, and use genuine friendship to sing the awe of life in the Union Long Live, a French fresh and inspiring epic road film. A pure comedy that records the times and is full of humor, which makes both crying and laughing, and makes me feel hesitant for a long time. A just anti-fascist war made peace-loving people from all over the world vigorously devote themselves to the united front of the international alliance against aggression and atrocities. But also full of romance, the painters also help each other in the face of national justice and the honor and disgrace of the motherland. Avoiding siege and blocking, fighting back bravely and skillfully, and launched a curved battle road of laughter and survival. This is still an excellent mandarin dubbing film introduced by my country in the 1960s and 1970s. It has witnessed the long-term friendship between China and France. The film has vivid dubbing, exciting twists and turns, and wonderful dialogues with witty words. The intriguing level of reflection makes it a well-deserved pinnacle of Chinese translation and dubbing films.

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La Grande Vadrouille quotes

  • Sir Reginald: I wonder where are we now?

    Alan MacIntosh: We must be over Calais sir.

    Sir Reginald: [the clouds clear, then the Eiffel Tower is visible] Yeah, Calais!

  • Augustin Bouvet: [with strong French accent] You, you come with me to pick up Peter.

    Stanislas LeFort: No, you you come with me to pick up MacIntosh!

    Augustin Bouvet: No no no no, you you you! and if you don't come I... oh merde alors comment on dit ça...

    Stanislas LeFort: Comment ça "merde alors"? but alors you are French!