Recently I watched At Middleton and there is one scene where the man and woman end up in a film room where there is a student playing a film reel up on the big screen. The moment the movie cuts to the movie being shown I instantly said "That's The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg!" What are the odds that anyone would have even heard of that movie? I mean, I know some movie enthusiasts might. But it's certainly not your run-of-the-mill film. It's French. Subtitled. And it's a musical. Oh yes. A 1964 French musical with subtitles. Do you need to me to say that one more time? lol. Anyway, I thought it was cool since I've actually seen the movie. Of course when I rented it I and no inclination as what it was about, let alone the style of it. But once you got past the singing in French, it was quite enjoyable. Just a little something I got a kick out of.
As for At Middleton - it was good.
As for At Middleton - it was good.
