Operation Kino.

Well, this evening, for a change, we went to the cinema. We found, well rather, I found online a cinéma near Place Sainte-Anne, so off we went in search of filmular delights. The cinema itself is pretty cool. Not very big, but big enough. I got charged student price, with my purple card, so I was very pleased about not getting ripped off with adult prices. Inside the "movie theatre" itself, it was plain, but comfy, and the film started after only one trailer, about a woman saying "no mother, i will dance" or something like that. It was in French, and I had no idea what it was. The film we saw, was Inglourious Basterds. It was good, and I was excited 'cos I knew it was going to be subtitled. I was unaware there were to be French parts in the French. Naturally, why would the French subtitle the French parts? These parts were difficult, and unclear. This is not promising, considering I have months to spend here with this language. Aside from that, I quite enjoyed the film. It was very Quentin Tarentino-y. Obv. But it was good. There was a poster for a film called "Humpday", with the tagline 'have you already tried your best friend?'. It showed 2 men on the front. This seems quite forward for France. I will wikipedia it and see what the crack with that is.