Nice! Good story, good acting, beautiful cinematography and music. Glad I watched it. I rated Before the Fall (2016) 8/10 #IMDb https://t.co/KgVW4RwbYB
— Daniel Greene (@danielgreene) August 16, 2018
Category: Entertainment
I got my high school diploma from the San Diego School of Creative & Performing Arts (SCPA), and to this day, I have kept the creative & performing arts close to my heart. I am also a bit of an entertainment aficionado and, sometimes, critic.
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National Anthem wakeup
I woke myself up signing the National Anthem this morning. 🇺🇸🤟
Photo credit: Internet Archive Book Images on Flickr
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Mon Meilleur Ami – My Best Friend movie review
I saw the French movie Mon Meilleur Ami (English title My Best Friend, an aptly literal translation) come up on Amazon Prime today, and the synopsis immediately reminded me of the American movie I Love You, Man— guy who seems to have everything has no best friend and suddenly needs to find one. He goes in search for one, has some funny mismatches, finally meets his match, has him teach him how to be a friend… and I won’t give away the rest (spoilers, darling).
Of course, I am in the same boat as the protagonists of both movies– I have a romantic partner and a number of friends but no best friend. I’ve been curious to watch I Love You Man again, but I was happier to watch this foreign likeness of it, which I suspect the American film was based on, though I can find no statement to that effect.
Anyway, let it suffice to say that Mon Meilleur Ami / My Best Friend is a great movie well worth your time to watch. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll learn something. And you will probably cherish your best friend or want one even more– maybe with a bit more wisdom about what a best friend is.
References
Delbosc, O. & Missonnier, M. (Producers) & Leconte, P. (Director). (2006). Mon meilleur ami [Motion Picture]. France: Wild Bunch Distribution.
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