Comme t'y es belle!

Ah, watching movies on TV: you take what it gives and in addition, it offers you endless commercial breaks!

This one was interesting for me as it features Geraldine who I appreciate a lot. Here, she is really the only one cool character as she plays a funny young girl in love that says the opposite.

Except her, it's the biggest collection of stereotypes of modern movies that i have ever seen: Laroque, our french Kidman, is simply awful as she overdoes her gesture, her accent. Like an Allen movie, i'm bored to see those privileged families not happy, not sincere, bad parents and in need of low grade staff. I really don't understand why the Muslim are made fun of. There are too many songs in place of written dialogs and here, we see clearly that since the XXIth, acting means being able to speak in a mobile! So, if you think that's great, this movie is for you but it wasn't for me.

Paris: In the Jewish community four young or middle-aged women are looking for the love of their life. Through ups and downs their friendship will support them enduring the endless struggle with men. These four really different women are Parisian stereotypes, but at the end you'll like each one of them. The many amusing anecdotes and the British touch (Andrew Lincoln whose nice accent is enchanting) give this film a charming aspect. It also draws a funny but true reflection of the Jews nowadays. As for the actresses, they are really great. We should notice Daniel Auteuil's daughter who plays only a small part. Thus "Comme t'y es belle" is entertaining and worth seeing if you want to have a laugh and to listen to nice music.