 | French Kiss Kate's stuck in a place where anything can happen with a guy who'll make sure that it does Genres: Comedy, Romance Year: 1995 IMDB Rating: 6.20 IMDB Votes: 13224 Versions: hpc, divx, hidivx Actors: Reno, Jean as Inspector Jean-Paul Cardon, Spielvogel, Laurent as Concierge, Commelin, Elisabeth as Claire, Leibowitch, Julie as Olivia, Hutton, Timothy as Charlie, Kline, Kevin as Luc Teyssier, Garrivier, Victor as Octave, Anbeh, Susan as Juliette, Cluzet, Francois as Bob, Deschamps, Louise as Jean-Paul's Girl, Riley, Michael as M. Campbell, Curdy, Olivier as Jean-Paul's Boy, Humphrey, Renee as Lilly, Ryan, Meg as Kate, Brown, Miquel as Sgt. Patton |
| Never say all the writers are hacks. The French Kiss, sitting next to Kline in the plane has a job from a perspective most people do not catch, and you have to give you credit for doing so. I'm pretty sure both Ryan Kline, Reno and the rest were aware of what was happening, but I am equally sure that this totally flew over the heads of 99% of the U.S. hearings. For this film, among other things, sometimes not so subtle, sometimes very subtle pieces of U.S. tourists in Europe. There are so many scenes of this double meaning - if you receive is hilarious and heart warming, if you do not get them, then they help to explain anything and only serve to enervate the narrator. Wordplay and - I have seen people watch this French Kiss Comedy movie over and over and over and not making them. After half a dozen visits to suddenly go "ah" and get it. This paper is a good display. Kline sounds in Paris. It is suspected that he was the coach - and well - the only 'channel' accent is in the city of light. This DVD film French Kiss has everything. Not your classic 'meets cute ", but - where does one start? You can never finish? This mini-review has gone through several hundred words and iteration has already begun. Download! |
| I basically want to say that every woman who enjoys a good romantic comedy should see this movie. I have seen this film, probably more than a hundred times and never gets old. I have it on DVD, but every time you happen to catch on TV, I see it. I know most of the words by heart. Kevin Klein plays the boy almost perfect love to hate because you are so angry about the stupid things that then turns and makes you faint. And then, Meg Ryan, of course, is always the perfect choice for this kind of films. What can I say that do not contradict this really attract completely fun-loving, romantic movie. This is definitely a classic film: French Kiss in my mind and should buy, not rent. |
| This is a very typical romcom with a decent performance out of outdated everymouse from Meg Ryan, and one of lovable rogue Kline, with some minor assembly and a lot of fun gags. The only objection to the piece would have is that the wealth of talent available wonderful French, Hollywood accepts only one of its own making in a fairly decent, but occasionally ropey comedy French accent on front. Not that the target audience, but worry because it is easy to see without a brain romcom fun done well. |
Download French Kiss Movie HereKate (Meg Ryan) and Charlie (Timothy Hutton) have a perfect life planned out before them: buying a house, marriage, kids, the whole works. Kate's fear of flying keeps her in Canada while Charlie goes to Paris for a medical convention. While there Charlie is smitten by the lovely Juliette (Susan Anbeh). He calls off the wedding with Kate and she nervously boards a plane to get him back. She ends up sitting next to the petty French thief Luc Teyssier (Kevin Kline). He hides a stolen necklace and smuggled grape vine in her bag to get it through customs. Her bag is stolen, the necklace apparently lost, and Kate and Luc head to Cannes — Luc to find the necklace and Kate get Charlie back. Along the way, Kate and Luc begin having feelings for each other — which change the course of their lives.
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