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"This is art concealing art. On the face of it, the film is a gentle satire of French bourgeois life on holiday. There is no story, just Hulot (Jacques Tati himself) drifting innocently through a holiday resort, leaving a trail of confusion behind him. The gags are wonderful, apparently effortless, the situations natural. In reality, the film is the extraordinary creation of a man obsessed with perfection. Each move, each image was planned in detail by Tati until the gags were immaculate; the tennis ball that bounces off the head of the serious little girl curtsying to her elders, the paint pot that floats out to sea, then back on the opposite side of the beached fishing boat; everything apparently natural, everything the product of intense creativity."

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    She Taxi

    She Taxi

    Travel and Utilities

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    SheTaxi es la única aplicación que te garantiza que al pedir un taxi tu chofer sea una mujer. Es...

The Bourne Identity (2002)
The Bourne Identity (2002)
2002 | Action, Mystery
The first Jason Bourne film, in which Matt Damon plays the titular character who is discovered floating in the sea off France, with no memory of how he came to be there or of his previous life, but with a very particular set of skills (to steal a phrase from another actioner).

As he struggles to regain his identity, he finds himself pursued by shadowy government operatives, who believe that he has gone rogue from his post as an elite government agent.

The film is full of some bruising action and car chases; it's just a pity that it is also full of 'shaky cam' work that led to certain members of my family feeling car sick watching it!
(The sequels even more so!)
  
    Simple Barometer

    Simple Barometer

    Weather and Utilities

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    WARNING: Only works on devices with a barometer (iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPad Air 2, and newer) ...