it is a disease that is in the park that only affects children making them hallucinate that monster and start doing coning aaaand i like that fluid animation make me bleed my eyes
Reviews for "Bon Appetit "
I like it, Its like one of those disney shorts.
Really liked the animation, the story was entertaining enough altough i would have expected something more then just getting spit out. 5 stars anyway for the simplicity and still making it entertaining!
this was great lol that monster was so wrong for that though lol
Excellent animation !
Blanchon: you do have some impressive knowledge of the French language, but it seems very theoric.
Crême glacée is indeed what we could see written on small mobile shops back in the time. Even if Ice cream was indeed more or less invented in France, it was the Americans who made it accesible to everyone (and a few hundred years later). That's why for a very long time we saw Crême glacée which is the litteral translation of Ice cream. You are correct than the most usual term used now is Glace (which is also incorrect btw, since Glace necessarily contains eggs and thus doesn't include Sorbets ( and I don't know the word in English, sorry) )
Métro has no accent on metro panels in Paris in general. Except when it's written Métroppolitain.
Un Café is both the coffee you drink and the place where you drink it. Their is actually a distinction between Café, Bar and Brasserie but the difference is very complicated to explain. Theorerically, if you go to the brasserie, it's to drink beer or have lunch. If you go the bar, it's to get a glass of alcohol. If you go the bar, it's to get a soft drink.
It gets complicated though, since every café, bar and brasserie serve every beverage. Brasserie is still far away from the others, but Bar and Café is basically the exact same thing... except when it's not.
Bar has a negative connotation in some cases. While café has a very distinguished connotation in some cases. When someone go back home at 2 AM being drunk, people are going to say : "Il a passé son temps au bar" and never "au café". If you are in Paris rue de Rivoli and ask for direction for "Le bar Chez Angelina", people are going to raise an eyebrow.
Again, you deserve to be praised for your knowledge, but it sounds theoric to me.
At least we can agree that the animation is beautiful !