"A new movie." Topic

French, the history-line is about three ADC/Courriers on Napoleon days and war.

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Amicalement
Armand

Interesting.

This looks awesome, when is it scheduled for release?

ooh, I say!

Looks amazing!

Looked ok until I looked at a trailer for a film the same company released in 2005 called 1805.
The new film about the messangers runs up through the era to 1815, it is supposed to be only released in 2015. Great! Except the similarities don't end there . . .
All the footage in the Trailer for the "new" film is exactly the same. It's just in a differant order, so much so that at first I believed I had clicked on the wrong trailer.
See for yourself at Every Pictures website.
NB

Meh. For some reason, it does not 'capture' me.

It looks okay, going by the clip, But it appears to be a film made by enthusiasts for enthusiasts, rather than for the general public. It also seems to rely a lot on Napoleonic re-enactors.

Unfortunately, like a lot of stuff that gets advertised these days, we will have to wait some time before we get a chance to see it and judge for ourselves, in this case 2015.

It seems to be made by the same people who did one on 1805. I don't know how that went down? But if it is as good as the clip, I'm looking forward to it.

I had never seen 1805 and I agree that it's a film from reenactor and enthusiastic, but it's not bad for me.
I like and respect the work and the commitment of those people.
Much more than many "Hollywood" films.
But it's yust my opinion.

Many thanks for your comments.

Amicalement
Armand

Hmm. I wonder why the French infantry in the 1805 trailer were wearing shakos?

This film is situated at 1815.

Amicalement
Armand

Armand, thanks for the tip.

This is definately a "date flick", especially if she comes from the south of France and we can smuggle a bottle of wine, cheese and a baguette into the cinema.

chance,

I'd watch it.

2015?, but the world ends in 2012!

My friend Timurilank, many thanks for your kindly words, and allow me to add to your list;

The Rochefort cheese (or blue cheese), The Pélardon cheese (goat cheese), the fricandeu (a superb paté) and the "Saucisse sčche Lozérienne" or the "Saucisse d'herbe Lozérienne" both incredible good sausages.

Before that… no matter what movie you are seeing (smile).

Amicalement
Armand

Baconfat

Get your facts right, the world as you know it ends in 2012, because the Emperor will return and the eagle will fly again. So you anti-Nappers out there had better start oiling yer muskets.

I love Roquefort cheese and fricandeau paté is one of my favorites. Never tasted Pelardon but after epicurist Armand mentioned it it's on the list now!

The guy with the beard looks like Cantona!

Why did they let the guy wear a beard? Everybody knows that sidies and a moustache was the hairiest that men of that era ever got.

Except for sappers though.

And someone with a skin infection.

Well I want to see it; Napoleon, uniforms, girls and a lot of galloping about – what is there not to like. I'll join you on the chesse and wine party as well if you don't mind

Surely the man with a beard represents one of the three heroes in later life? After all, in one sequence he's sitting for a photograph, which would set that particular scene around the middle of the century. Let's hope the film/movie is released widely, and that it will have battalions &c of convincing size.

Looks interesting at least.

Nice trailer.

Of course the 1805 movie isn't available for US/Canada DVD players.

So we will be waiting quite a while for this.

Wow! Thanks for the post!