Ever HEARD of Monster in Paris?

[@boglenight1551]

There was an extra long R, I feel like we’ve been given a treat.

[@master0fthearts894]

Indeed we have.

[@master0fthearts894]

And technically speaking, whenever Ros Mo says Rrrrrrossss Mo, it’s a treat. It’s just a bigger treat this time since it’s Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrosss Mo.

[@princeapoopoo5787]

Meanwhile me, trying to roll my Rs is just me saying the letter R three or four times in a row before giving up.

[@boglenight1551]

@@princeapoopoo5787 I never knew how to roll my Rs and you just taught me, wow, thanks. ❤️ Try saying R but cut it short to the first bit and vibrate your mouth.

[@mavericmonteith2443]

I remember watching this when it first came out 10 years ago.

[@PotatoAnimates]

"A monster in Paris"? You mean the best movie from my childhood?

[@bellaren2274]

Hi Raggedy Andy, how u doin?

[@finn7309]

I'd choose this movie over ratatouille tbh

[@crystallation4249]

Yep

[@EmiPlayzMC]

My second favorite movie - I've listened to all the songs so many times, and I think I remember trying to dress up like Lucille when I was younger, lol.

[@markcasadevall9509]

you mean the first movie i watched on a pirated site

[@mckenzie.latham91]

Fun fact Lucille’s voice actress is the same for both her native french version and the english version as she has a good grasp of english and she sings the songs as well herself in both english and french.

[@biaotoch]

yes!

[@angelifiona513]

i believed she was once married to johnny depp

[@keondreiornopia3516]

@@angelifiona513 hehehe I'm sorry WHAT!!!

[@holy1199]

@@keondreiornopia3516 yeah her name is Vanessa Paradis, she’s the mother of Lily rose depp :)

[@frickfacemigee9819]

YESSS CUTE

[@delubayca1290]

This movie is extremely underrated, when I was a child I practically fell in love with Francœr in his suit and mask and would draw pages after pages of him singing. The songs are very lovely also, along with the craaaaaazy plot line.

[@unknxww_]

i felt in love with francoeur too 😭🤚 thought i was the only one who loved the flea 🥲💕

[@lupecorral7691]

SAME:)

[@walkingfreakshow2444]

Same my sister called me crazy but he has a sweet charm

[@Void_Sweets]

SAME

[@reisenbunny1235]

I HAD A CRUSH ON HIM AND LOVED HIS CLOTHING AHHHH

[@emmathetismgirlie21]

Raol: Listen honey- 😏 Lucille: Don't you ' honey ' me!😠 Raol: Listen honey 😒 Lucille: Mgh..! 😠😤 I loved that part too

[@sinlvst]

LOOLLLL MEEE TOOO

[@pleasesnapmyneckmommy3048]

Her offended grunt is so cute lmao

[@couragediaz746]

5:31 I've always thought this part meant that there was more humanity in a non-human than the actual human. Also when you said how was he so musically adept when he was a flea before, I think it's because of the 2 chemicals that splashed on him. If I remember correctly one chemical made something gigantic and the other made the one affected sing. Like when the monkey started singing opera with no prior training, I assume.

[@minaminastheanimationfan7909]

Also, at the part where Maynott held his gun at Raoul, Francuoer, and Lucille and she said, “The newspapers were right, there is a monster in Paris and I’m looking right at him.” It took me so long to finally realize she was talking about Maynott and not Francuoer.

[@romandawkins5453]

He also describes the commissioner as a louse because a louse differs from a flea in that they suck blood from HUMANS instead of animals

[@Mike14264]

Yeah, calling him a lice and saying a flea had more humanity than him? That's definitely an insult to how Maynott is the true monster in a human disguise, so to speak.

[@-LeMar-]

I haven’t watched this move in years- I need to watch it again sometime soon.

[@fanlove873]

How did you watch it? I tried to find it and I couldn’t

[@FwAnimated12]

@@fanlove873 growing up I had a dvd-

[@FwAnimated12]

@@fanlove873 well… I’m still growing up…

[@aliyahpulido953]

@@FwAnimated12 Relatable. I'm 20 and people insist I've been a grown adult for the past two years, but I ALWAYS beg to differ!

[@aliyahpulido953]

@@FwAnimated12 Also, when I was little, all my favorite Disney and Pixar movies were on VHS tapes. Then I graduated to Barbie DVDs. Now I have Netflix, Amazon Video, Hulu, and Disney+ and I ain't never lookin' back, cuz I'm in cartoon heaven, babyyyyyyyy!

[@jeil5082]

this movie was probably my favorite animated movie. the characters are wonderful and im so glad they didn't make the "monster" and the lady fall in love since the bee movie traumatized me on a subconscious level. the end game romance felt natural and it was funny to see them bicker and goofing off.

[@Trrs14]

Same i love it too

[@magicalgirllaurie]

Wait so the movie is about a singer and a musically talented sentient being who hides from society by wearing a mask and the singer has a love interest named Raul? And they’re in Paris? THIS IS PHANTOM OF THE OPERA

[@Randomperson-lc4le]

I never phantom of the opera but there is a good chance they took the concept and rolled with it/made a "parody" of it wouldn't be the first time a concept from a theatre/book/opera was taken and made into a movie

[@tyblips]

Yes. It basically is. But the "phantom" in this case isn't a love interests. Tho ironically this film brought out all the monster fans in a lotta people as kids it seems cus he was just a nice caring character and he can sing. Just like the phantom lmao

[@Eeb326]

@@Randomperson-lc4le they definitely did. There’s tons of book and other Phantom references in it. The original novel in French still has copyright ownership in France(only the 1911 English translation is public domain) so they did have to be a tad more subtle and couldn’t outright claim it as an adaptation.

[@izzie43547]

I believe it’s actually a retelling of Phantom

[@claudefrolltomstein8935]

I was told that it was actually based on that!

[@kerberose]

"Francœur" means honest (franc) and heart (cœur) so having a honest heart :> I absolutely loved this movie, and especially "la Seine et moi" as a kid. -M- (Francœur's singer) has a magical voice, and is one of my favourite French singers! He's well known for his high notes, his Wolverine-like hair, and havinga family steeped in the arts; his daughter, Billie, is a singer like himself, and his grandmother, Andrée Chedid, was a well known poet and novelist. Vanessa Paradis, Lucille's voice actress, is also a well known singer and I believe used to be with Johnny Depp. If there's one thing I personally dislike, it's that I just think the animation hasn't aged suuuper well-but obviously they couldn't really help it at the time :')

[@DragonriderEpona]

Francœur is actually a very cute name. (cœur means heart) (and I just looked up the street. It is named after a mathematician)

[@masteryoung1792]

Also franc in french means being straight forward and honest, so it literaly means being honestly straight forward in heart.

[@squeaksvolumes]

The girl in the movie literally says “it means honest heart”. 🙏🏻

[@teehee3263]

@@squeaksvolumes her name is Lucille

[@squeaksvolumes]

@@teehee3263 I know, I own it haha

[@teehee3263]

@@squeaksvolumes lucky

[@anouarzizine7374]

French person who watched the movie as a kid too here Fun fact: in that scene where Lucile give Francoeur a fancy outfit, she put a M shaped wig on him before finding the cool hat. This M wig is part of the iconic look of a french singer named "M" who also voices Francoeur when he sings.

[@master0fthearts894]

Thumbnail, “Another Bee Movie.” Me: There is no logical way that a fly should be able to sing. It’s lungs are far too small to form meaningful words, and no one could hear it in a large enough room. This fly in Paris of course, sings anyway, because flies don’t care about what silly humans think to be impossible…

[@pokocrow]

It’s a flea

[@master0fthearts894]

@@pokocrow Yeah I realized that as I continued watching the video, but by the time I figured it out, the comment was hearted so I didn’t edit it.

[@sollunadonis1995]

LOL 😆 😂

[@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263]

Flea

[@venusasadyke]

mcSCUSE ME ???? HE IS A F L E A

[@cortexntc7981]

I love how the dub is done, it doesn't feel weird or out of place and matches well with the characters actions and expressions

[@gunsarentfun5899]

It's always the movies with the weirdest concepts that turn out to be so good 😩

[@triggerhappy4199]

Ikr

[@classichorrorenthusiast]

FR

[@carameldansen2274]

As a Parisian, this movie is just amazing. I live in an area that was greatly hit by the flood and there are a lot of plaques in memory of the event, so when I first saw this movie as a kid I was practically jumping around in hapiness!! Like : "hey I know about that!! It's my city!!"

[@aliyahpulido953]

10:48 One short thing I noticed when watching the movie for the first time, years ago: This character's name is "Commissioner Maynott," but he's running for office and later in the film, he becomes the mayor. Yeah. "Mayor Maynott," as in "may, or may not," meaning somebody wishy-washy. His new title is only said out loud once, by Emile, in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it remark to Lucille.

[@dafilmqueen556]

I think Raoul also said it at one point in the scene where they fake kill Franceour during Lucille's public singing in front of the crowd. Of course, I hadn't seen the movie in years, so it could just be me..

[@ItsDorango]

Definitely an underrated movie. This movie was such a jewel in 2011. I can't tell you how much I love all the songs and voice actors in this movie. The plot could have been a little better, sure, but it was such a great movie. I would recommend this movie to so many people.

[@skys.univers]

I loved this movie because the French singer for Francoeur is Matthieu Chedid, my parents and I really enjoy this singer, so it was a great moment. As a french person, I can tell you: You got the song clearly. It has been a long time since I watched it, but I can remember that they give also this important aspect of the Seine, because it's a really important and iconic river of France, not only in Paris. The guitar, it’s a reference to Matthieu Chedid, because he is an amazing player, and his house is full of his guitar’s collection. Also the fact that she has an angel costume and the French singer’s name is Vanessa Paradis(=heaven), I like it.

[@dafilmqueen556]

Does it make you happy to know that Vanessa Paradis is also in the English language version of the movie? I know this because I read the cast, and I know that she does the English voice as well. The only actress of the original French version to appear in the English version. Why not? A fan deserves what they enjoy as a given..

[@mintyskullz]

The fact that Sean Lennon sounds just like his father 🥺 when I first heard Francoeur sing I was like “..who does he sound like..he sounds so familiar.” And when the movie finished I looked up the cast (as I always do) and I see SEAN FREAKING LENNON 😩😩 overall they just did a wonderful job on casting and the story. (I watched the English dub)

[@AmonDevilman]

My former best friend introduced me to this movie. We don't talk anymore but I still love this movie so much.

[@Trisc217]

The humanity quote reminded me of Frankenstein. How the creation was more human than his own creator. It ties in so well with the song Monster in Paris, look up the lyrics. If you've ever been an outcast the song will hit home for you.

[@CJAshes]

I appreciated when you pointed out Lucille and Raoul's bickering and how comfortable they are with each other; gosh, I love those two. Prolly my first pairings. And your version of the scene where Emile taunted Raoul he's in love with Lucille and Emile being the wingman is major top tier.

[@teehee3263]

I kinda want what raoul and lucille had tbh

[@37Dayzzz]

It's so weird other people were also obsessed with this movie as a kid. I loved this so much, it was such a cute movie.

[@olofskivarp]

You say Francoeur can't speak, but that makes him singing perfectly even stranger >< Love this movie and was drawn to this review because of it I'm gonna check out some more of your videos because it was great and I'm a fellow animation lover!

[@dustyrose192]

wanst one of the chemicals the thing that made him sing?

[@olofskivarp]

@@dustyrose192 Yeah, but still strange to be able to perfectly pronounce words only in songs The monkey didn't sing with words, he only made melodious sounds But it doesn't really matter, still a good movie

[@sweet_n_sour5751]

Yes because they way he sings is just..perfect and I literally fell in love with a flea

[@holyparz7095]

It’s kinda the point that he can sing not talk

[@olofskivarp]

@@holyparz7095 Doesn't mean it make logical sense It does make scenaristic sense because it makes the flee cuter when he communicates with those sounds But singing with those sounds would probably have been weird 🤔 I don't know, it's the kind of thing that bothered me in a way that made me try to find a reason behind it, but I'm glad they dit it that way because I can only see it as creepy with a talking flee while it made for some good singing

[@chromium_ink]

This movie is so underrated. I absolutely loved it as a teen when it came out. I still have La Seine in my playlist for a good time since it just takes me back. :D It's alwas worth a watch, even after all this time. It's a true jewel in the animation scene- : )

[@ladypool1404]

Thank god this movie is not like Barry and his weird love for Vanessa. It has pretty animation, catchy songs, likable characters and an entertaining villain. I like it :D Charles the monkey is a great side-kick, he's funny and Raoul too; love thoses two! Emile is brave and so adorable X3 My favorite character!

[@gregyanni3800]

Honestly surprised at the recent comments about people wanting the two to be together, also kinda scared. 😰

[@tsahaikoo2248]

I LOVE this movie SO MUCH. It feels like a fever dream sometimes but ITS AMAZING. The og French version is beautiful hearing them talk and sing So in the French verison luciel uses la seine to refer to the river and Francoer uses la scene to refer to the stage

[@jellykittens2126]

My french teacher made us watch this movie in french a couple times when we’d have chill lessons (near Christmas and the end of the year and such) but I never had much of clue what was going on lol. I’ve thought of it a few times since and I would love to watch in English to fully understand what it’s about. I used to love the song where they’re in the theatre place

[@uhohspaghettios4116]

Omg! Did you watch it in English yet?

[@GOOGLYWOOFLY5689]

You can watch the full ver on KZbin and it’s in English :D

[@AokiZeto]

i would recomend it in french with sub-tittles in english. i am a french belgian and i learned a lot of my english by watching movie in english with subtitles in french(then in english). and the french version was real good for a french movie, usualy french movie lack a bit of a spark in the play, like the actor dont beleive in theyr text but this one didnt. i just watch a couple of clip on youtube not even the whole movie xD

[@betsywri1704]

My French teacher showed us this movie when we were in 3rd grade and I was sat next to my best friend and we kept laughing at funny parts and it was the best French lesson

[@tsnophaljakarax9963]

Okay.......that alternate storyboard you did was way too frigging adorable, I couldn't. (also, great review. I literally just found this found this channel today. Nice to see someone review this underrated movie >w

[@RosMo4]

Glad you liked it! And yeah I'm happy to review it, I loved the movie and I can't believe it's underrated honestly!

[@watchmerollingwatchmego]

I just remembered this movie existed! I watched this movie years ago and it was pretty good! I actually am absolutely terrified of bugs so at first, I thought the flea character would creep me out. He didn’t though! Which is great! I had a thing where whenever Beetle from Kubo and the Two Strings would like..crawl I guess? I would be super creeped out. That didn’t happen with the flea character. (I mean, I don’t remember him doing anything bug-like? So I think that’s why I wasn’t as scared, and the design didn’t look that much like a bug/flea but I could still tell he was a flea so that was nice!) But ye. Thanks, Ros Mo, for reminding me of this lil gem from my childhood.

[@hah_purplegrape2829]

The reason franceour has a beautiful singing voice is due to the two mixtures that got smahed together when he was mutated one of them was the mixture Charles got sprayed into his mouth for the beautiful singing voice which explains why franceour has the good singing voice and probably the knowledge of playing the guitar

[@master0fthearts894]

Have I seen this before? No, I have not, but right off the bat, I really like the fact that it’s not set in New York or even in the US for the bajillionth time, and the monster design looks so aesthetically pleasing, especially to someone like me who geeks out about cool designs.

[@KitKatIIX]

I AM A SIMP FOR THE FLEA AND I AM FINE WITH IT

[@HarasFutal]

Since you focused mainly on the English cast you probably didn't know or catch a funny hidden moment in the film. Matthieu Chedid (stage name-M-) is the French singing voice of Francœur. During the scene where Lucille gives him these wigs to wear one of them is -M-'s iconic black hair. (Just a random fun fact that made me laugh when I first saw the film)

[@gamertide1222]

This movie was literally one of my favorites growing up. Thank you for doing an amazing video on it

[@leviticus3000]

I REMEMBER THIS MOVIE. I love how you cover all the underrated movies c:

[@RosMo4]

There's so many gems that are left under the dirt! I love finding them all! 😍

[@griffith5704]

This is still one of my absolute favorite movies!! It’s just ugh...so good

[@lonelyronin2428]

This movie was art, and one of my favorite movies! Lucille and Franceur singing was the best, his voice was just great. Everything was done right, and loved it!!! 10/10, no matter what. But it made me when a literal flea is more kind than one of the people supposed to protect Paris. Did I mention, THE SONGS ARE FIRE?!

[@TheBonkleFox]

acab

[@minaminastheanimationfan7909]

YES Especially La Seine

[@do0mzday23-_-8]

One of my childhood classics. Watched so many time with my brothers. Finally showed my girlfriend it 2 days ago and I was so happy to see it again. It's cute, simple, and doesn't try to be something it's not. Just a fun project by fun people.

[@doesjuminhanisgay8135]

"Ever HEARD of Monster in Paris?" YESYEYSYEYSYYEYSYYESYYYESY inhale YESSS god i fuckin love this film

[@redlightning_8722]

I just bought this movie Recently mostly because My Little Sister destroyed the last copy. But when I rewatched it so many years later. I decided to search up who plays Francœur. And he is voiced by Sean Lennon. Who's Dad is John Lennon. Who was in the Beatles.

[@asterphy]

It’s a timeless classic tbh.

[@clemente3966]

As a French guy, I can say, you got the point of the French version of the song. Fun fact: when Francoeur says "vacille" in the French version, it even says so with a Parisian accent. How did I notice it? My music teacher made us learn and sing that song where I was 12 or 13, somewhere around these parts.

[@aburamegirl8267]

0:30 when I first watched the film, I was mesmerized by the voice. It was exactly like what I thought a flee would sounds like if they can sing and have a pretty voice 😂 Sean Lennon really is a blessing

[@jaderoborg4560]

10:44 Little French fun fact: one of the wigs she puts on him is the actual haircut of the singer who played francœur in the French version, the singer is M. Its a cute little touch that I loved as a kid

[@aquaemisu9801]

i remember watching this movie as a kid and being so in love with Francœur because of the la seine song !! i listened to it on repeat, tried to sing it too, even if i don't speak a speck of french

[@marileeromero3285]

i love this movie. none never hear of this movie and im gland that you bring this movie up. thx

[@lanirellechangedchannel7469]

It wasn't too long ago that I first heard about this movie. I was thinking if I should be watching it. And now, you made this video. I probably should watch it for real

[@aliyahpulido953]

YES, watch it! Its awesome!

[@sfigueroa7172]

BRO, EXACTLY THIS HAPPENED TO ME

[@lanirellechangedchannel7469]

@@sfigueroa7172 LMAO

[@limo2077]

This is one of my favourite childhood movies and I enjoy it to this day! I remember my father lovingly calling it “a hidden pearl” as not a lot of people having even heard about it :>

[@4EverSmiles]

What I love about this movie is that I think the trailer or La Seine got many people interested. I remember watching a trailer of this and be like: “I wanna see!” And boy does it change me! Also Francœur is one of my childhood crushes heheeh

[@honeybee1864]

words cant even express how much i loved this movie as a kid La Seine was my jam growing up and i would play it all the time

[@randomgirl7163]

Ahhh!! I remember watching this SUCH a long time ago!!!! Imma go re-watch this right now! This little re-cap was really fun!! As always i really like hearing your opinion! Have good day/night 😊

[@SHARKBAIT-art]

When I tell you this movie LITERALLY GAVE ME A PROBLEM WITH GETTING CRUSHES ON MONSTERS BIGGER THEN ME😭😭😭😭

[@the6597]

I LOVED this movie when I was younger. I’d replay it all the time and dance and sing to the songs. I'm happy that it's getting more attention!

[@wolfspeed2000]

I really liked the english dub(I didn't realize it wasn't originally english at the time) and it sent me into a brief rabbit hole about the Lennon family. I still feel bad for Julian, and both he and Sean sounded great in their works.

[@serenity_lumiscient1879]

This video just brought back so many memories of renting this DVD from the library and re watching it to the max.

[@microwave4599]

dude... i remember watching this like YEARS ago... the nostalgia is flooding back into my mind gruuuuhhhh

[@Silly_illyia]

I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH!!!! I love the music, I love the story, I love the characters. I’ve been in love with it for YEARS! I still listen to the song Franceur (?) and Lucille perform together actively to this day. It’s such a gem to me and it’s a film I think about often.

[@Randomperson-lc4le]

I was like: KNOW IT ? KNOW IT ?! BOI I LOVED "SEINE AND I" IT'S STILL GOOD

[@Ari-ll1wp]

So quaint. The animation isn't at all bad, it's just simple and unassuming. I loved that the opening credits say "based on an original story". In a way it's kind of a sad commentary on how almost everything seems to be either sequels or incredibly derivative. I loved that scene between Raoul and Lucille because it felt very authentic and was a nice break from Lucille being little miss perfect. Sometimes it's those little breaks from character that are really funny, like when the stupid pirate from Pirates of the Caribbean correctly uses the word "ironic" in a sentence. It's relatively uncommon for a film to have no real "main character", but it works here.

[@Ari-ll1wp]

In the end, the best part of the movie was the relationships.

[@weirdyyy006]

YES! Finally someone talked about this movie! Cause I was so confused how this movie was not more popular as I've genuinally enjoyed the whole pace of the movie and the characters, and romance here did not feel forced!

[@briannadrawsstuff-4745]

The memories are flooding back, I remember watching this when I was like 5, I fell in love with this movie but when my brain decided to remind me about it years later I forgot the name until now.

[@mothmanofficaltm8397]

I was in love with this movie, if I ever come to the conclusion that I'd want one of my favorite films to become a live action remake, this would be it. It's brilliant, and even in most modern cases when characters personalities are forced and one-dimensional, they're able to show the more vulnerable side of characters without taking away from their initial place in the movie. P.S. Francœur is hot-

[@purplelovr1375]

I remember having a DVD of this film. Lucille's chemistry with Franqueur is super cute

[@Ibby_The_Ibster]

I’m so glad people are talking about this film more :)

[@laylam.ingram-alger6091]

Even though hearing the plot out loud sounds weird, it's actually a pretty good movie. It definitely thought outside the box and the music is amazing for a movie like this.

[@PloverTechOfficial]

Oh no I’m so torn I don’t want spoilers but I also really want to hear a wonderful Ros Mo perspective!

[@Ley_klrrr]

As a person who grew up with the french version, I find it so nice that Vanessa Paradis did the voice of Lucille in both french and english because it brings to the movie a closer vibe to the original french one, which is (to me at least) the best one bc it's the vo.

[@daisyjoelrico7732]

I loved this movie sooo much I am sooo glad you got to see it ☺️☺️ I am so glad you enjoyed it as well 😊

[@denedoesthings]

I watched this movie like a billion years ago with my cousins at their house, they've moved away now and watching it again and seeing this video it was just super nostalgic-

[@Mystified_Mortician1313]

Yesss I ADORED this movie when I found it years ago! The music is so beautiful and although the animation feels a bit sped up (biased, also the fact I'm American and watch the dub version so the sync may be off), it's a gorgeous movie. When I got a bit older I did more research on the movie and found Matthieu Chedid, the French singer for Francoer. Again, I don't speak French at all but his music is so beautiful that I can't help but listen to it and look up what it means to fully understand the piece. I also only recently noticed that Matthieu wears this wig or cap of sorts that looks like an M (or what I can only describe as an off-brand Batman thing of sorts). When Lucile dresses Francoer up she puts Matthieu's wig/cap thing on him and he smiles so wide. Love that adorable boi, even if I hate bugs, their relationship is top-tier (and purely platonic, no bee movie, please and thank you)

[@clydoscope5841]

Both versions areee MARVELOUS A very treasure to our childhood

[@WeatherReportsHat]

The ammount of childhood memories that just hit me at once is insane. I LOVED this movie as a kid.

[@djblue46]

I only knew about this movie because I was listening to La Seine around early 2016 and my friend herd me singing along with it and she goes. "WAIT, YOU'VE WATCHED THE MONSTER IN FRANCE!?" I answered no and she invited me to her house to watch it and I don't regret it at all.

[@skyemic]

Ever done Jack and the Cuckoo Clock Heart? It's pretty good and was French too I believe.

[@triggerhappy4199]

Ay I have

[@skyemic]

Just wanna also say it made me cry a little❤️

[@benbenbus]

DUDE I LOVE THAT MOVIE- I barely remember it, I might tewatch it 👀

[@tybot7681]

I remember watching this on netflix I belive when I was like 7 or 8 so a couple years after it was made, I would rewatch it alot, it really is underrated

[@RetroPizza09]

Finally, this movie is getting the attention it deserves :D

[@areeba8341]

Okay but like did anyone just stumble upon this movie and Jack and the Cuckoo Clock Heart on Netflix as a child and litterly fell in love with both movies .

[@kohi4869]

I remember watching this movie when I was a kid, from a movie collection my mom got when she was in El Salvador. It is a throw back to see this movie getting the attention it needs.

[@josearce599]

That revision scene is so cheesy but so good, absolutely what I would have wanted.

[@ballad6959]

So hey I'm French (sorry for my bad english) I really like your video on Un monstre à Paris I remember watching it when i was a kid in a movie theater and also buying the DVD because I liked it so much I don't know about the English "songs" but in French they are just soooooo incredible Vanessa Paradis and M (Matthieu Chedid) were just a perfect match (yes I'm still a litle bit obsessed withit) So thank you for talking about this movie (and yes la seine is the "river" that crosses Paris it's like an emblem) Des bisous trop fière que se soit un film français (on est là représente XD)

[@ktpreciouscolors4118]

Hello, I was wondering, are there any other very good French movies like this? I haven't been exposed to may foreign films and I would like to learn about the culture, thank you, and have a good day! Also I think your English is very good!

[@ballad6959]

So I love animations movies so it it’s my pleasure to recommend some of my favorite French films well I think I will only give like a top 3 (even if there’s some much movies that are just so good). There are a little bit different from each others I don’t think I’ll give any « résumé » because you can find it on internet but only the genre of the film (I hope I express my self clearly XD). So first movie I think of is « Mune » it’s a 3D movie with adventure and fantasy really chill yo watch. Then the second one is « Le chat du rabin » it’s a comedy really funny to watch there’s a little bit of religion (it’s in 2D). And the last one is « Persepolis » based on a true story about Islamist religion it can be dramatic but also funny (it’s in 2D but one particulier thing is it’s in black and white only). Yeah so hope it answers your question if you want more movies don’t hesitate to ask ~(-_^)~

[@LouX453]

La france est là !

[@MannoseMother]

I saw this movie when I was 10 I loved it. Seriously. It's crually underrated . I was so excited to see a movie that took place in my country,France!

[@vixiestarfire]

I would love it if you talked about Cats Don’t Dance one day. That movie deserves more love

[@idkwhatiamdoingqwqlol5330]

This is my favorite movie in existence I can watch it eight times in a row and that's putting it lightly without getting sick of it I love this movie finally someone else finally knows what it is

[@anzeeeeee]

This was my childhood movie- I loved it so much!

[@Oliversartvibez]

Omg this movie will always feel so special I love it SO MUCH

[@JasmineGreenTea66]

I grew up with this movie and I love that it’s getting more recognition! Keep up the good work!

[@LukeZeCat]

I remember seeing this movie when I was a kid it was pretty cool im suprised that there are those who still know of it

[@tomatosoup1304]

I remember watching this movie when I was child, of course I watched it in the original language and it definitely hits different, and it has stuck with me every since

[@charmainegillespie-west1281]

4:02 nah listen this was a brilliant moment mans hit her with the double "listen honey".

[@IntfovertedArt]

12:45, my respect for you when you made a better scene went 📈📈📈📈📈📈♾️

[@random.stuff1793]

FINALLY MONSTER IN PARIS GETS THE ATTENTION IT DESERVES

[@erased_potential]

Your drawings of the characters are so adorable!! I love them!!

[@RosMo4]

Thank you!! 😍😍

[@erased_potential]

@@RosMo4 Of course!

[@killerbait8240]

I don't know about y'all but i was simping on Lucille as a 12 year old and 12 years later still am simping

[@TheGalacticCat]

OH MY GOD I haven't watched this movie since I was in kindergarten, the nostalgia hits me hard 😭 I have so little memory of the plot but I still remember sitting on my grandma's bed in front of one of those old TVs that you could feel the parasites from just having your hand close to the screen and even dancing at the end song with the characters.. Thank you so much for talking about this movie as well! ❤️

[@mgshadowkat3066]

I had to watch this movie at my middle school for a culture engagement class. I fell IN. LOVE.

[@onebilliontacos3405]

You know, I think that I could say pretty clearly that I was not expecting to see a video on this masterpiece from my childhood today or even really ever. KZbin really is a special place.

[@SeraphEChasted_3]

YES! I found another fan out in the wild and not on Reddit I love this movie I grew up with this movie I've sang "La Siene" more times than I can remember

[@coenraadsnyman5229]

I remember watch this in the cinema, and I love the movie. Also, Franco is the closest to human version as Toothless can get and still be cute.

[@kracyndalabombarbe2342]

My older sibling and I are obsessed with the song La Seine et Moi. I love the movie :]