A Monster in Paris (Un monstre à Paris) (2011)

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6.7	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Bibo Bergeron

Starring (View all)

Mathieu Chedid
Francoeur

Vanessa Paradis
Lucille

Gad Elmaleh
Raoul

François Cluzet
Le préfet Maynott

Ludivine Sagnier
Maud

Julie Ferrier
Madame Carlotta

Bruno Salomone
Albert

Bob Balaban
Pâté

Written by

Bibo Bergeron
screenplay

Stéphane Kazandjian
screenplay

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A Monster in Paris

4 years, 6 months ago at Aug 8 21:53

JxSxPx

Charming and frustrating in near equal amounts, A Monster in Paris is a likeable animated trifle that tries to find equilibrium between laughs, scares, and musical interludes. Think of it as a baby proof Phantom of the Opera mixed with bits of the Universal Monsters franchise and King Kong. It’s a shame that this brief description is more interesting than the actual film. A Monster in Paris... read more

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It's 1910, and Raoul is a Parisian delivery man by day and scientist by night who is determined to brainstorm an important new invention. With the help of his friend Emile, a cinema projectionist with women on the brain, Raoul attempts an experiment in a greenhouse that has an unexpected side effect - a tiny flea has suddenly expanded until it's seven feet tall.

Release date: 12 October 2011

Tags: Animation (7), 2011 (4), 2010s (4), Music (3), Comedy (2), Monster (2), France (2), Adventure (2), Romance (2), Fantasy (2), French (2), Family Feature Animation (1), Francois Cluzet (1), Ludivine Sagnier (1), Julie Ferrier (1), Sébastien Desjours (1), Stéphane Kazandjian (1), Un Monstre à Paris (1), Vannesa Paradis (1), Family Features (1)

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A Monster in Paris

“Charming and frustrating in near equal amounts, A Monster in Paris is a likeable animated trifle that tries to find equilibrium between laughs, scares, and musical interludes. Think of it as a baby proof Phantom of the Opera mixed with bits of the Universal Monsters franchise and King Kong. It’s a shame that this brief description is more interesting than the actual film. A Monster in Paris has a simple, engaging setup, and then never quite populates it with rich characters, memorable songs, or a narrative that requires a feature-length running time. This would have made one hell of strong, smart, wonderful short film. I mean, it’s about a gigantic flea that gets disguised as a human and winds up being the performing partner of a cabaret singer. That’s delightfully weird. That�” read more