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A Monster in Paris (DVD) DVD

Description:Genre: Animation / Director: Bilbo Bergeron / Rating: U / DVD Release Date: 2012

Newest Review: ... a rather dubious character who isn't about to spend money on solving the flooding problem, turns his attention to Lucille but ... more

 ... is soon side-tracked when he hears the news about the monster that's terrorizing the population. If he can capture the monster it would bring him popularity and maybe the affection of Lucille, but first he needs some volunteers to do his dirty work and guess who he picks? Naturally the flea is just bounding around at great heights because that's what fleas do, but when Lucille finds him cowering in an alleyway, trying to stay out of the rain, her heart melts and she hides the flea (now called Francoeur) in pl...more

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A Monster in Paris (DVD): Le Seine and I .(film review only). (1226 words)
by - written on 28/02/12 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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While the newspapers and film buffs argue about the merits of a little French film translated into English for the pleasure of young filmgoers in the UK, I was simply taking my six-year-old grandson Jack to see a film he'd seen a trailer of a few weeks ago. We usually try and see something in 2D if possible since neither Jack or his slightly wobbly Nan are that bothered about scene images jumping out at us. I wasn't really sure what the film was about since it was very much a last minute choice with the usual packed cinemas in London over the half term. We went to see it at the Odeon in Richmond, which is a cinema I'm comfortable with due to it's comfortable seating, ...  Read the complete review