Un comique de colère à peine biaisé, créé par mes soins et s'interrogeant philosophiquement sur la possibilité qu'il ait existé un jour, un instant, un souffle, un clin d'œil, un point pendant lequel une paix durable a été possible.
Chronologie de la pandémie de Covid-19 au Québec, avec les dates d'application et de retrait des diverses mesures. Quelle est la citation la plus comique selon vous?
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Séries de télé comique ou satirique de la fonction publique/bureaucratie française?
Je connais Au service de la France, que j’ai trouvé assez bien, mais à part ça, je me demande s’il y en a des autres séries satiriques de la bureaucratie ou la fonction publique française? Dans la meme veine que les séries britanniques Yes Minister/Yes Prime Minister, ou The Thick of It, ou américaine comme VEEP.
Merci!
Yes Minister/Yes Prime Minister
The Thick of It
VEEP
Ce a quoi j'ai pensé en écoutant les manchettes, même message mais plus comique
youtu.be/5CbQJJJph38
Quel comique de votre adolescence finirais au tribunal aujourd'hui ?
Je pense qu'on peut d'office disqualifié Michel Leeb qui n'aurait même pas le temps de sortir du tribunal.
This Day in Buster… October 25, 1925 “Go West” has its premiere in New York. It’s not Buster Keaton’s first rodeo, or rather, not his first Western, since he had made “Out West” with Comique seven years before — but it is the first love story with a cow in the female lead.
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[November 25th, 1921] Mademoiselle Yvonne Brothier of the Opera Comique singing 'La Marseillaise', 'La Valse de Mireille' and 'The Barber of Seville' behind a poste 200D Radiola from the Sainte Assise station near Paris.
Le parchemin anciens V (en sans comique).
“The Garage,” 1920 was Buster Keaton’s last short film with Comique. But walking with Roscoe Arbuckle, his mentor, he made 500 smiles & he’d make 500 more!
youtu.be/lThYp2jccaU
#MovieMonday The course of true love never did run smooth… “Good Night, Nurse!” 1918 — filmed in a real sanitarium — is a classic Comique farce-fest with Roscoe Arbuckle giving everyone the run-around, and spreading the fun around, despite the otherwise dark story concept
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Mes amis, regardez cette blague très comique que j'ai retrouvé sur les internets! Elle me fait bien rigoler, celle-là.
Difference between drôle and comique?
Are both words basically interchangeable, or do they have different connotations? I’m pretty sure drôle is more casual, are there any other differences?
Buster Keaton and Al St. John monkey around in 1918’s “Moonshine.” The film quality of the only extant copy of this Comique short is poor, but the film itself is one of the best in terms of the surreal humor employed in breaking the fourth wall
youtu.be/cd_gMxWCjC0
Comiques français
Salut à tous,
Je suis étranger et j'aimerais regarder des vidéos de comiques français,toutefois je connais personne et donc je vous demande de m'en dire quelques.
Je n'ai pas des problèmes avec le type d'humour,je ne suis pas un moraliste donc tout est bien accepté!
Merci d'avance
Buster Keaton’s “Stone Face” was far more mobile in the Comique days, and 1917’s “Oh Doctor!” is an especially good example of that! Young Master Holepoke goes through a whole range of emotions at the hands of Roscoe Arbuckle, his doctor father.
youtu.be/hy3W4YtkDZQ
Buster Keaton made his movie debut in Comique’s “The Butcher Boy,” 1917. He stuck with Roscoe Arbuckle for another 13 shorts before taking over his mentor and friend’s studio in 1920
youtu.be/OCLPb3vYIM0
This Day in Buster… March 26, 1937 “Love Nest on Wheels” is released by Educational Pictures. The short borrowed heavily from the Comique classic, “The Bell Boy,” including the elevator scene, which Buster Keaton had the decency to rework a little rather than have it be completely identical...
C'est vraiment des comiques dans la perfide Albion
Ne trouvez-vous donc pas que tout cet agitaillement autour de la fille royale est bien comique ?
Connaissez-vous les ZAZ ? Si non, ça l'explique ; si oui, ça décrypte leurs ressorts comiques [vidéo 30 min]
youtu.be/lljhbCv-LHE
Alice in Wonderland (Opera Comique Theatre in London, 1898)
I “opened” my first opera last night; Titon et l’Aurore at the Opera Comique in Paris. We weren’t able to have a live audience but the free livestream available for some amount of time.
medici.tv/en/operas/jean-…
Opéra-comique, Paris France 2021
Pierre Esquie - Competition drawing for an Opera Comique in Paris. Principal Facade, 1893
Uh-oh! Low stock strikes again! Grab “The Cook and Other Treasures” before it’s gone for good. It features Comique classics, “The Cook,” and “A Reckless Romeo,” plus a 1920 Harold Lloyd short, “Number, Please?”
If you find yourself too late, why not try “The Round Up,” with more Arbuckle (and an uncredited cameo from Buster Keaton) in 4K, plus 1913’s “A Bandit,” “Peeping Pete,” and a plethora of rarities in the gallery and accompanying booklet.
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How far into the series does the Chew Comique Booque Clubbe discussion go?
According to the description, they're discussing the "series." Is there a certain volume I should read up to be in the know and not get spoiled?
One final Roscoe Arbuckle birthday treat found by our Olga, a behind the scenes article of missing Comique short, ‘A Country Hero’ complete with renditions of gags from the short by cartoonist, Gale.
The account by the enthusiastic, Paul Hubert Conlon is as close to experiencing the movie as you’ll get. Until it’s rediscovered ;)
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This Day in Buster… March 26, 1937 “Love Nest on Wheels” is released by Educational Pictures. The short borrowed heavily from the Comique classic, “The Bell Boy,” including the elevator scene, which Buster Keaton had the decency to rework a little rather than have it be completely identical...
This Day in Buster… May 6, 1919 Buster has returned to Los Angeles after completing his World War I tour of duty in France. He goes back to work for Roscoe Arbuckle at Comique Studio, where they begin “Back Stage,” which Keaton co-wrote, relying on his vaudeville memories for much of the story.
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