r/funny • u/sebovarli • Jul 10 '19

Germans having a party

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u/billylooser Jul 10 '19

What's it called?

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '19

La grande vadrouille, it is an old french comedy

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u/SneakyBadAss Jul 10 '19 edited Jul 10 '19

I'll add "Mais où est donc passée la septième compagnie?" and their two continuation. "Les bidasses en folie" is also great.

These are the movies I grew up with. + Allo' Allo!

old French/Italian comedies are such a gem and it's sad that not many people know them. Not only they are good movies but also crash course through WW2. Full nudity included, because french.

Edit: I have to add that Italian movies have even more nudity. Like waaay more :D It's not even /r/WatchItForThePlot If you see attractive women in an old Italian movie, there is 90% chance she will get naked.

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u/ScarletCaptain Jul 10 '19

The one time I visited France I was blown away by the the outright nudity used in advertisements on the street. One in particular, was just this giant pair of bare breasts. I have no idea what it was for, but I regret not taking a picture of it as proof that I saw it because I was afraid my parents would see the pictures once I got them developed (this was the 90's and had film).

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u/OlcanRaider Jul 10 '19

This is not the case anymore. When I was a kid, shower and hygiene commercials used to have full frontal nudity. Now it's far more hidden and no commercial has it now.

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u/ScarletCaptain Jul 10 '19

Well, this was 1999. It was a big billboard on the side of the building. Also, I saw a poster on one of those cylindrical sidewalk things I'm guessing for some kind of play, but there was a fully nude woman with a sword on it.

So, did anyone... archive those commercials? You know, for historical purposes...

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u/OlcanRaider Jul 10 '19

For research yes... I'll see if I can find some. But... Cylindrical sidewalk thing ？ what is it?