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Bike Doc
January 17th 04, 05:04 AM
I just saw the new animated movie "Triplets of Bellevue".
The movie is based on a young boy that grows up to race in the Tour de
France.
It is a comedy and is outstanding. One of the best cycling films to come out
in a long time.

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Bike Doc
January 17th 04, 05:19 AM
Sorry that should be The Triplets of Belleville

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"Bike Doc" > wrote in message
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> I just saw the new animated movie "Triplets of Bellevue".
> The movie is based on a young boy that grows up to race in the Tour de
> France.
> It is a comedy and is outstanding. One of the best cycling films to come
out
> in a long time.
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Ewoud Dronkert
January 17th 04, 12:23 PM
On Sat, 17 Jan 2004 05:19:30 GMT, "Bike Doc" wrote:
> Sorry that should be The Triplets of Belleville

Yes. Also see
http://groups.google.com/groups?as_q=belleville&as_oq=triplettes%20rendez&as_ugroup=*bicycles*%2C%20*cycling*%2C%20*cyclisme *%2C%20*ciclismo*%2C%20*fiets*

Bestest Handsander
January 17th 04, 04:05 PM
Where is it playing? Just on the coast, or will it make it to "flyover"
country?


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> I just saw the new animated movie "Triplets of Bellevue".
> The movie is based on a young boy that grows up to race in the Tour de
> France.
> It is a comedy and is outstanding. One of the best cycling films to come
out
> in a long time.
>
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Dan Connelly
January 17th 04, 07:15 PM
Bestest Handsander wrote:
> Where is it playing? Just on the coast, or will it make it to "flyover"
> country?
>
http://movies.yahoo.com

dirtylitterboxofferingstospammers
January 17th 04, 11:00 PM
>I just saw the new animated movie "Triplets of Bellevue".
>The movie is based on a young boy that grows up to race in the Tour de
>France.
>It is a comedy and is outstanding. One of the best cycling films to come out
>in a long time.

It's a hilarious film - beautifully observed characters. The dog is wonderful -
especially the way it chews toffee, gets a phobis of trains and of frogs. The
shell-shocked, war-wounded frogs are a must - and you may well be put off
pop-corn for life ;-) Myonly criticism is the car chase is a tad too long. Did
you wait until the very end of the credits?? If you didn't you missed a truly
funny moment. Over in the UK the film goes by the name of Belleville
Rendez-vous. No-one can true a wheel as well as Madame Sousza ;-)

See www.bellevillerendezvous.com

Cheers, helen s

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Ewoud Dronkert
January 18th 04, 07:11 PM
On Sat, 17 Jan 2004 19:15:14 GMT, Dan Connelly wrote:
> http://movies.yahoo.com

Also check out alt.binaries.movies.divx right now.

Dan Gregory
January 18th 04, 08:16 PM
The DVD comes out in a few days time....
All the best
Dan Gregory

Dan Gregory
January 18th 04, 08:28 PM
The DVD comes out in a few days time....see www.amazon.co.uk
All the best
Dan Gregory

Tom Kunich
January 18th 04, 10:29 PM
Let me say this about the film - while it was definitely interesting, it is
about as much a bicycle movie as was Harold and Maud.

There is essentially no speach so the fact that it is mostly in French makes
no difference. The version I saw was "dubbed" which means that TWO sentences
were in English.

It is a cartoon with very stylized characterizations and some of them are
shockingly accurate such as the bicyclists laying along the road gasping
like fish out of the water.

Surely the producer/director was a bicycle racing fan from the late 50's or
so.

I was glad to go see it but I wouldn't see it a second time.

Tom

"Bike Doc" > wrote in message
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> I just saw the new animated movie "Triplets of Bellevue".
> The movie is based on a young boy that grows up to race in the Tour de
> France.
> It is a comedy and is outstanding. One of the best cycling films to come
out
> in a long time.
>
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Howard Kveck
January 19th 04, 01:26 AM
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"Tom Kunich" > wrote:

> Let me say this about the film - while it was definitely interesting, it is
> about as much a bicycle movie as was Harold and Maud.

But "Harold and Maude" had a mid-sixties Jaguar XKE hearse. You don't
see that every day, do ya?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067185/

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Jym Dyer
January 19th 04, 04:30 PM
> ... it is about as much a bicycle movie as was Harold
> and Maud.

=v= How many movies can boast the following:

o Someone finding his/her true calling, liberty, joy,
and (*ahem!*) optimal physique with a bicycle?

o Someone truing a wheel at the dinner table?

o A bicycle-powered record player?

o The absolute pinnacle of computer-generated imaging, finally
being used for the noblest purpose possible: animating the
movements of bicycles?

o Le Tour?

o A butcher's shop window display featuring a moving
stuffed pig on a bicycle with tires made from links
of sausages?

o A snippet from Jacques Tati's _Jour_de_Fête_?

> I was glad to go see it but I wouldn't see it a second time.

=v= I saw it twice, each time surrounded by bike freeeks. :^)
<_Jym_>

Jym Dyer
January 19th 04, 04:32 PM
> But "Harold and Maude" had a mid-sixties Jaguar XKE hearse.
> You don't see that every day, do ya?

=v= I love movies where trees get saved and cars get smashed.
But that's just me. :^)
<_Jym_>

Dane Jackson
January 23rd 04, 12:25 AM
In rec.bicycles.soc Jym Dyer > wrote:

>> I was glad to go see it but I wouldn't see it a second time.

> =v= I saw it twice, each time surrounded by bike freeeks. :^)

My wife went and saw it last night (and quite enjoyed it). One comment
she made was that there were a number of things in the films she would
not have understand or found amusing a couple years ago. i.e. Before I
would babble on endlessly about bicycle things to her.

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g.daniels
January 23rd 04, 04:43 PM
the dog has more character than most people i know

Tom Kunich
January 24th 04, 02:12 AM
"g.daniels" > wrote in message
om...
> the dog has more character than most people i know

Then don't post like that and maybe you'll find some friends who aren't
animated cartoons. And since when did Henry go out with you?

g.daniels
January 24th 04, 05:07 PM
when the birds came through the dappled morning sunlight

g.daniels
January 24th 04, 05:08 PM
the pig has more character than most people i know

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