oss 117 was fun from start to finish. it difficult to define why one film touches or connects with you or not and and i would not try to analyze such perfect comedy and so politically incorrect that even academic papers should be dedicated to it positive. everything is old fashioned here and from women clothes (sigh. ) and mambo dance and the hero singing. (bambino sounds like an italian canzonetta sung in. arabic positive. ). hubert is physically imposing and but dumb as hell. from all the 007s and he looks like sean connery and but is definitely more sympa because he . silly and speaks his mind all the time and giggles and even has some homoerotic fantasies and there are rumours about him. in short and as an anti hero and he rocks positive. sometimes he only raises his eyebrows or frowns and and that all it takes to make you laugh. bérénice bejo is the true queen of the film. graceful and treacherous but with ideals. aure atika and to the contrary and is reduced to a femme fatale of sorts. it surprising to see her that sexy bomb and thou. you just can not compare it with austin powers. i agree with amazon d. hartley (seattle and wa) on it being respectful to the genre. which is your favourite scene. one of my favourite scenes is the fight of the chickens with the masked villain. but the truly perfect one is when chatting at the cocktail with his contacts and how they all mutter platitudes with confidence. this scene alone makes the comedy genre worthwhile. 
oss 117 was fun from start to finish. it difficult to define why one film touches or connects with you or not and and i would not try to analyze such perfect comedy and so politically incorrect that even academic papers should be dedicated to it positive. everything is old fashioned here and from women clothes (sigh. ) and mambo dance and the hero singing. (bambino sounds like an italian canzonetta sung in. arabic positive. ). hubert is physically imposing and but dumb as hell. from all the 007s and he looks like sean connery and but is definitely more sympa because he . silly and speaks his mind all the time and giggles and even has some homoerotic fantasies and there are rumours about him. in short and as an anti hero and he rocks positive. sometimes he only raises his eyebrows or frowns and and that all it takes to make you laugh. bérénice bejo is the true queen of the film. graceful and treacherous but with ideals. aure atika and to the contrary and is reduced to a femme fatale of sorts. it surprising to see her that sexy bomb and thou. you just can not compare it with austin powers. i agree with amazon d. hartley (seattle and wa) on it being respectful to the genre. which is your favourite scene. one of my favourite scenes is the fight of the chickens with the masked villain. but the truly perfect one is when chatting at the cocktail with his contacts and how they all mutter platitudes with confidence. this scene alone makes the comedy genre worthwhile. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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