Keyword: paris, france
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Ratatouille
Few animation pictures manage to stick the landing quite like Ratatouille, Brad Bird’s 2007 release that still gets passed around by people who swear it’s underrated. You can tell a lot about a movie from its tagline, and “He’s dying to become a chef.” gives away the game in the best way. At its core,…
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Amélie
Every so often a comedy film comes along that refuses to be filed away neatly, and Amélie is exactly that kind of stubborn, memorable outlier. You can tell a lot about a movie from its tagline, and “She’ll change your life.” gives away the game in the best way. At its core, the plot goes…
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Inglourious Basterds
When Quentin Tarantino set out to make Inglourious Basterds in 2009, the goal wasn’t just another drama entry — it was something sharper, stranger, and considerably more memorable. You can tell a lot about a movie from its tagline, and “Once upon a time in Nazi occupied France…” gives away the game in the best…
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The Bourne Identity
If you have been putting off “The Bourne Identity” since 2002, this is your sign to finally move it to the top of the queue. It is easy to see why it keeps getting recommended long after its initial release. The marketing leaned on the line “He was the perfect weapon until he became the…
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Mission: Impossible – Fallout
If you have been putting off “Mission: Impossible – Fallout” since 2018, this is your sign to finally move it to the top of the queue. It is the kind of film that tends to outlast whatever else came out the same year. “Some missions are not a choice.” That is the tagline, and it…