Did you go to the casting?
yes I love French films.
This guy is no less confident than you are, we have seen you speak and present your point of view ;)
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I met Olivia Olson (Vampire Marcelene) One of the coolest person I met, not to me, but she spent 30 mins plus talking to my little one who isn’t little anymore and wasn’t that little then, but a mouthful for sure.
making plans to meet as Hollywood stars later on… yeh… sure.
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re zero huh? 
I hear you making this cool ass manga.
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it seems you have some top secret information
Yeees Broo , gonna be best manga desu !!!
Woah, you’re the artist of the manga?
@_OM Hmm… something with a great storyline, acting and hooks me from the start. Some recent shows that I’ve loved have been:
Umbrella Academy
Sense 8
Counterpart
Hanna
Man in the High Castle
Fleabag
Altered Carbon
Good Omens
The Expanse
Does that help? 
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This was such a great series. I’ve watched all seasons a couple of years ago.
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Haha that’s cool. It’s one of my favorites 
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It’s really good. I learned more about how people lie vs anywhere else.
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No kidding. And especially for being a show it’s really on point. It blows almost everything else out of the water.
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How did you watch it? Online?
Yep… all online.
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Nice. The first time i saw it was back in 2013 i believe on Netflix. Now I’m catching it on prime. Quite addicting too lol.
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Didn’t know about the book. Those books look cool.
I’ve read some criminal psychology books. Also I’ve read “What Every BODY is Saying” by Joe Navarro. That one is nice.
https://www.amazon.com/What-Every-Body-Saying-Speed-Reading/dp/0061438294
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This one here
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The Chorus: respect
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Le dîner de cons: watchable 4575797 times
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Intouchables: that one… no words. Just like François Cluzet’s acting in the ending scene, which worths more than many spoken lines.
I also love the first movies of Jean-Pierre Bacri and Agnès Jaoui @Philip_Weiss. Very introspective :)
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Thanks for the movie recommendations 
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:)
Ok 2 more (not French :) ) that we’ve already talked about with some forum members.
(This thread made me realize that I still love movies, despite my denial)
The Fall (2006) by Tarsem Singh: The one I watch whenever I want to make my eyes bleed with an excess of beauty. Those visuals… A taste of “good ol’ fairy tale”.
Pleasantville (1998) by Gary Ross: The one I watch whenever I’m in a “why is that?” mode or need to let go something.
Seems like a syrupy cheap teen movie at the beginning… but hell no, this is just a fantastic depiction of totalitarian regimes and the discovery of one’s true self… for the best and the worst.
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Umm, Hey Everyone,
Can we get serious for minute?
I mean dead serious…
Forget all this spirituality/self-improvement nonsense…
TENET IS OUT!!!
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