French Kiss

Triple Feature: French Kiss, Never Been Kissed, One Fine Day
$29.99
I really enjoy all three of those movies and I was excited when I saw that there was a DVD set. The only problem I have been having is with only one DVD, French Kiss. It dose not play very well on my computer but on a regular DVD player it's fine, so no worries! Thanks!

French Kiss (Berkley Sensation)
$7.99
The writing in this book is really choppy and awkward. The storyline started out well but then it just became stupid and suspending disbelief became incredibly hard to do.

French Kiss
$9.98
Kate (Meg Ryan) and Charlie (Timothy Hutton) are engaged and even have a house in mind. However Charlie has to go to a medical convention in Paris. Kate is afraid of flying so she stays home in her newly adopted country, Canada; that is until Charlie finds a French goddess (Susan Anbeh) and calls the whole thing off. Kate won't stand for this and gets up the courage to fly. On her way, she meets an obnoxious Frenchman Luc Teyssier (Kevin Kline). Little does she realize that their paths will cross again and again.

As in the movie "Boys' Night Out (1962) with Kim Novak", Kate, Charlie, and Luc, only know what they are supposed to want in life. They pursue their wants until they find that they really want something different than they were supposed to want. That is a lot of wants.

Lots of action, one-liners and great music (French Kiss: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.) I notice that all the time Kate is in Paris that she just misses seeing the Eiffel Tower by a few seconds. She does find an Eiffel Tower souvenir that reminds her of Luc.

Everyone is perfect for the part. I would almost thing that Kevin Kline was French. Laurent Spielvogel plays the Concierge and has the attitude that Johnny Carson always says the French have. Even Jean Reno (birth (location) Casablanca, Morocco) seems exceedingly French.



Boys' Night Out [VHS]

French Kiss
$9.98
It's a fantastic romantic comedy with Meg Ryan (why did she get her lips plumped?) and Kevin Klein.