The Triplets of Belleville
Animation • PG-13 • 2003 • 1 hr 20 min
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One of the first films I remember watching and it is hilarious, dark, and captivating. I can see it scaring some children though!
I’m not even sure what I watched but it was a visual rollercoaster and the music is great too. Proof you don’t need dialogue for good film
once i accidentally stole a hat from nursery i thought they were giving them away but no they weren’t ive felt guilty every day of my life
one of my favorite films of all time. i fell in love with the quirky animation style and storytelling and fun musical numbers.
Absolutely soul-deep disturbing for some reason, one of the most visually fascinating/stunning animation styles I’ve ever seen
A unique and humorous French animation. It’s one of a kind in style and substance.
Quiet and confident in its absurd humor. Lots of personality. French cyclists are unsettling creatures.
The drawings are gorgeous, the music is perfect and the atmosphere is quite dark. A surprise to be sure but a welcome one : A must see
Enjoyable animated movie that uses very minimal dialogue, very dry but captivating with an amazing score.
Weird and wonderful. Huge Ralph Bakshi vibes, if you like his stuff, check this too!
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