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Silly, stupid hypocritical action and dialogue.

posted 9 years ago by maturity
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Driss bursts into Philippe's office without knocking to complain about the daughter entering his room and not knocking. And he could have locked his door after throwing her out, presumably, but didn't. Then he tells Philippe she dressed "like a tramp" after we see her wearing a long sleeve, neck high sweater with jeans. When was she dressed like a tramp? And Driss is hiring prostitutes! What right does he have to criticize her? Just a stupid movie in many ways filled with ugly and racist clichés that the masses seem to adore.

[–] trueanurag 9 years ago

You're unique. Don't lose your talent. Jut don't write here anymore.

[–] maturity 9 years ago

I see you can add no substance in response the valid points I made.

[–] maturity 8 years ago

Show where I was wrong. When did the daughter dress like a tramp? The daughter doesn't seem that bad. I guess tramp must be a complement for someone wearing nice modest comfortable clothes. Is it hypocritical to barge into someone's room rudely without knocking and being invited in while you criticize the man's daughter for doing the same thing?

[–] fede_4488 8 years ago

There were some really outdated conservative values in this movie.

If I don't reply, you're probably on my ignore list for something I forgot already

[–] Dainty (1960) 4 years ago

I agree with you. Driss was cruel towards Elisa. Especially when she overdosed and he mocked her. Imagine a woman mocking a young man for a suicide attempt.