CD-Charts Position 1
Average Rating:

Renegade (aka Blueberry)

starring: Dominique Bettenfeld, Ernest Borgnine, Vincent Cassel, Vahina Giocante, Nichole Hiltz

Release Date November 02, 2004
This has got to be the worst movie of 2004. Possibly the worst of the decade. I can see NO redeeming atributes what-so-ever. A total waste of film and a waste of your 2 hours.

CD-Charts Position 2
Average Rating:

Lila Says

starring: Vahina Giocante, Moa Khouas, Karim Ben Haddou, Lotfi Chakri, Hamid Dkhissi
directed by: Ziad Doueiri

Release Date November 29, 2005
I thought this movie was going to be mostly about the clash of cultures between that of Western Europe and Islamic, Arab cultures. Instead, it is a very good psychological drama. Lila is a very troubled girl, one who expresses her inner insecurities in sexual fantasies. Chimo is a nominal Muslim teen, who is trying to balance his own dreams in life with the low expectations of his Arab friends.

Although Lila seems to be extremely loose sexually, Chimo's reaction is a teen's typical sexual insecurity. On the one hand, he finds this opportunity fascinating and tempting; on the other hand, he is unsure of how to handle it, so he draws back. He also, to his credit, seems to sense that Lila is very troubled, and acting out sexually ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
Average Rating:

Soldados de Salamina

starring: Ariadna Gil, Ramon Fontserè, Joan Dalmau, María Botto, Diego Luna
directed by: David Trueba

Release Date
this is a very good movie, based on a very good book, the history about the shooting of rafael sanhcez mazas is real!! i can say that the first part of the movie is based on reality and the second part is based in fantasy, but the mix is very well crafted

CD-Charts Position 4
Average Rating:

Bella Ciao

starring: Yaël Abecassis, Isabelle Carré, Jacques Gamblin, Serge Hazanavicius, Vittoria Scognamiglio
directed by: Stephane Giusti

Release Date December 04, 2007
this is a very good movie, based on a very good book, the history about the shooting of rafael sanhcez mazas is real!! i can say that the first part of the movie is based on reality and the second part is based in fantasy, but the mix is very well crafted

CD-Charts Position 5
Average Rating:

Marie Baie Des Anges (Marie From the Bay of Angels)

starring: Frédéric Malgras, Vahina Giocante, Nicolas Welbers, Amira Casar, Swan Carpio
directed by: Manuel Pradal

Release Date August 24, 1999
This movie was so raw and dark. The character Marie is the only reason I like watching the movie. Like most French films, if you aren't French, they tend to be somewhat confusing and you don't always know what is happening. When I watched it I didn't find a lot of it too interesting, until the dance sequence. There is this scene where they are trying to steal a boat and Marie begins to dance to distract the fisherman. The scene blew me away it was perfect the sun was bright and shined onto the sea and the music was so passionate and Marie just oozed sex into the camera, it is by far one of the most erotic things I have seen, and is probably the only part of the movie I replayed so I could watch it again. It is a good movie for those one aren't always ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
Average Rating:

Le Libertin [Region 2]

starring: Vincent Perez, Fanny Ardant, Josiane Balasko, Michel Serrault, Arielle Dombasle
directed by: Gabriel Aghion

Release Date
This movie was so raw and dark. The character Marie is the only reason I like watching the movie. Like most French films, if you aren't French, they tend to be somewhat confusing and you don't always know what is happening. When I watched it I didn't find a lot of it too interesting, until the dance sequence. There is this scene where they are trying to steal a boat and Marie begins to dance to distract the fisherman. The scene blew me away it was perfect the sun was bright and shined onto the sea and the music was so passionate and Marie just oozed sex into the camera, it is by far one of the most erotic things I have seen, and is probably the only part of the movie I replayed so I could watch it again. It is a good movie for those one aren't always ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
Average Rating:

Keep It Quiet [Region 2]

starring: Fabrice Luchini, Isabelle Huppert, Vincent Lindon, Vahina Giocante, Sophie Aubry
directed by: Benoît Jacquot

Release Date
This movie was so raw and dark. The character Marie is the only reason I like watching the movie. Like most French films, if you aren't French, they tend to be somewhat confusing and you don't always know what is happening. When I watched it I didn't find a lot of it too interesting, until the dance sequence. There is this scene where they are trying to steal a boat and Marie begins to dance to distract the fisherman. The scene blew me away it was perfect the sun was bright and shined onto the sea and the music was so passionate and Marie just oozed sex into the camera, it is by far one of the most erotic things I have seen, and is probably the only part of the movie I replayed so I could watch it again. It is a good movie for those one aren't always ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
Average Rating:

Bella ciao [Region 2]

starring: Jacques Gamblin, Yaël Abecassis, Jalil Lespert, Alvise Sinivia, Vahina Giocante
directed by: Stéphane Giusti

Release Date
This movie was so raw and dark. The character Marie is the only reason I like watching the movie. Like most French films, if you aren't French, they tend to be somewhat confusing and you don't always know what is happening. When I watched it I didn't find a lot of it too interesting, until the dance sequence. There is this scene where they are trying to steal a boat and Marie begins to dance to distract the fisherman. The scene blew me away it was perfect the sun was bright and shined onto the sea and the music was so passionate and Marie just oozed sex into the camera, it is by far one of the most erotic things I have seen, and is probably the only part of the movie I replayed so I could watch it again. It is a good movie for those one aren't always ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
Average Rating:

Les Fantômes de Louba [Region 2]

starring: Elsa Zylberstein, Camille Japy, Jean-Philippe Écoffey, Eric Defosse, Bertie Cortez
directed by: Martine Dugowson

Release Date
This movie was so raw and dark. The character Marie is the only reason I like watching the movie. Like most French films, if you aren't French, they tend to be somewhat confusing and you don't always know what is happening. When I watched it I didn't find a lot of it too interesting, until the dance sequence. There is this scene where they are trying to steal a boat and Marie begins to dance to distract the fisherman. The scene blew me away it was perfect the sun was bright and shined onto the sea and the music was so passionate and Marie just oozed sex into the camera, it is by far one of the most erotic things I have seen, and is probably the only part of the movie I replayed so I could watch it again. It is a good movie for those one aren't always ... Read More: