Like a subtler European Austin Powers, from the folks behind The Artist. Not all the jokes land (maybe a case of some stuff being lost in translation?) but enough clever gags in there to make it work. Jean Dujardin is terrific.

Very funny movie, Jean Dujardin was perfect for this part, he has such a winning smile and an ability to be stupid and dashing at the same time.

This is a very enjoyable movie. Offensive but never raunchy in its humor, Michel Hazanavicius has constructed a very good spy comedy that apparently spoofs a bunch of French films I never saw. I don't think you need to, though, as Jean Dujardin playing a chauvinist pig of a secret agent is so damn fun.

Funny, ridiculous and... funny!
Jean Dujardin shows GREAT comedic chops here, his character's personality and demeanor induces laughter by the minute. If you enjoyed his act in THE ARTIST, I can't see how you can go wrong with this one.

A crazy take on the spy film genre, this is some of the sweetest and most contemptuous French spanking of the English (read: James Bond). Jean Dujandin is electrifying and maddening, effortlessly juggling humor, sarcasm and suavity. The dialogues and situations are hilarious, I'll really die laughing if I watch a Bond after this. Extremely entertaining!

A fun look at spy films directed by Michael Hazanavicius and starring Jean Dujardin. Dujardin plays a French spy on an assignment in Cairo trying to find out why an old friend of his died. Dujardin plays OSS 117 as a bumbling fool who can't seem to get anything right, he's charming in this role and plays the character so well. Often very funny, I found the film to fly right by and was never boring. It's a great spoof on other spy films, especially James Bond. Looking forward to the sequel.

I do quiet enjoy these movies. This and the second one, Lost in Rio, which I watched a while ago was my first foreign movie to watch. First watching Lost in Rio, because I didn't know there was a first one, I quite enjoyed it. I enjoyed this one just as much. Making a parody of Bond through french humour. After watching the artist, which came out after this, it was still cool to watch that even back in 2006 Berenice and Jean had amazing on screen chemistry. As a racist,sexist Jean actually make Hubert likeable in a very weird way and Berenice balances him out.

I liked the sequel more.

A ridiculous and wild spy spoof from Michel Hazanavicius and Jean Dujardin. OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies is hysterically funny and a fantastic piece of comedy.

This film, at times, could have been a comedy from the 80's or a Stephen Chow film (I love both of these.) I very much enjoyed this.

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