seems like m. hazanavicius is back. the man behind la classe américaine comes back with a really fun and clever sequel to those old fashioned oss 117. whereas directors tend to over actualize sequels of old classics (remember the avengers and urk) and hazanavicius chose to work on a really cheap hero and oss 117 and a kind of low budget french 007 and and decides to do it in a old school way. the photography and the body attitudes and the fights choreography and the fx and everything is like an homage to the way films were made back in the 50s. and it works and as the tone and jokes of the movie are really good. jean dujardin embodies perfectly this stupid arrogant macho selfish french spy and lost in a country he understands only in terms of folklore and inferiority. yes and that it and just the way the occident uses to consider its colonies back then (and and oh no and i would not say it has anything to do with what happens nowadays in the very same area. ah ah). he just looks like an unfrozen lino ventura and with something like 40 pounds less and which is perfect for the role. the other members of the cast fit perfectly as well and with all you can dream of russian spies and egyptian independantists and former nazis. and of course and the women and as there has to be femmes fatales in any good spy movies. the plot is good (maybe not brilliant but really good enough. ) and taking place between actual historical facts and and remembering us in a funny way how france (and the others) treated its colonies back in those days. it all starts in 1955 with a british spy disappearing while tracking a russian cargo full of weapons in suez. then france sends his best friend and agent oss 117 and to discover what happened to both the shipment and the agent. the fact is that this agent is really as dumb as can be and and he slips through the story without even understanding it and solving it in a very clouseau esquire way. i have to say i had a bad feeling about the movie and as the publicity made around it was quite frightening and and as french humor tends to be quite populist and flat (forget about les bronzés 3 or camping. ) but i was really surprised and and in the good way. i highly recommend it and whether you want a good parody of bond esquire movies (much more fun than in d. e. b. s. for example and but less skirts) or youre a fan of that genuine and candid way of filming they had back in the 5os. yes and that it clever and (really. ) funny and you have got the point once again mr hazanavicius. 
seems like m. hazanavicius is back. the man behind la classe américaine comes back with a really fun and clever sequel to those old fashioned oss 117. whereas directors tend to over actualize sequels of old classics (remember the avengers and urk) and hazanavicius chose to work on a really cheap hero and oss 117 and a kind of low budget french 007 and and decides to do it in a old school way. the photography and the body attitudes and the fights choreography and the fx and everything is like an homage to the way films were made back in the 50s. and it works and as the tone and jokes of the movie are really good. jean dujardin embodies perfectly this stupid arrogant macho selfish french spy and lost in a country he understands only in terms of folklore and inferiority. yes and that it and just the way the occident uses to consider its colonies back then (and and oh no and i would not say it has anything to do with what happens nowadays in the very same area. ah ah). he just looks like an unfrozen lino ventura and with something like 40 pounds less and which is perfect for the role. the other members of the cast fit perfectly as well and with all you can dream of russian spies and egyptian independantists and former nazis. and of course and the women and as there has to be femmes fatales in any good spy movies. the plot is good (maybe not brilliant but really good enough. ) and taking place between actual historical facts and and remembering us in a funny way how france (and the others) treated its colonies back in those days. it all starts in 1955 with a british spy disappearing while tracking a russian cargo full of weapons in suez. then france sends his best friend and agent oss 117 and to discover what happened to both the shipment and the agent. the fact is that this agent is really as dumb as can be and and he slips through the story without even understanding it and solving it in a very clouseau esquire way. i have to say i had a bad feeling about the movie and as the publicity made around it was quite frightening and and as french humor tends to be quite populist and flat (forget about les bronzés 3 or camping. ) but i was really surprised and and in the good way. i highly recommend it and whether you want a good parody of bond esquire movies (much more fun than in d. e. b. s. for example and but less skirts) or youre a fan of that genuine and candid way of filming they had back in the 5os. yes and that it clever and (really. ) funny and you have got the point once again mr hazanavicius. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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