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2. The two characters seem incompatible at first but become more like good friends after spending some time together.
4. I thought of differences in social status, personalities, friendship, trust, and racism

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1. The jokes are translated differently.
2. The title and the poster have multiple different meanings for us now.

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1. With the English trailer, as native English speaks we could understand each line therefore adding more clarity on the relationship between the two main characters whereas in French we only got the over arching ideas.
2. Yes it has changed.  I assumed that the movie was more of a drama and less comedic scenes.
3. The carer hired was much more relaxed and had not very (what is considered) to be 'proper' pronouciation whereas the quadriplegic was more formal (both in clothing and language used).
4. racism, disabilities (how to treat people with disabilities), social status, friendship, trust

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1. Some of the words have been taken figuratively instead of literally in translation, as a literal translation likely wouldn't make much sense
2. My view of the movie remains mostly the same
3. They both talk with a lot of sarcasm and humour.
4. I think it will explore the themes of trust, friendship and prejudice.

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1. No, there are no differences between the trailers. The English subtitles provide extra context for those who cannot comprehend all the French dialogue, but the content remains unchanged.

2. The trailer mostly confirmed my interpretation of the style, mood and themes of the film, although I didn't expect as many comedic elements.

3. Omar Sy has more colloquial and less solemn dialogue than François Cluzet. He also speaks with less confidence.

4. I think themes of class difference, friendship, acceptance of who one is and possibly racism will be explored in this film.

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2) We are able to understand the relationship between the two main characters more, and why they become friends.

3) The carer is less formal with his language than the other man.

4) Discrimination against disability, stereotyping, deterioration of health, and racism.

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2. My interpretation was very similar to the film, however I understand more about the context of the events and character dynamics (ie. we now know that the older man is quadriplegic and is surrounded by people who do not trust the younger man caring for him at his most vulnerable).
3. The older character uses more formal language, whilst the younger character uses more slang and casual language
4. Racism, friendship, empowerment of disability, wealth and class, death and ageing, freedom

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1. No differences, the English one was just easier to understand.
2. My view of the movie has changed because now I know what it is about. It looks a lot happier than I thought.
3. I would assume that the older guy uses less of the slang, and the younger guy makes more jokes.
4. It looks like there are some possibly illegal activities, so these might be discussed, the different views each character brings (one is older, looks richer, the other is younger and looks like he takes life less seriously).

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4. THEMES OF DISABILITY AND LIVING WITH DISABILITY AND POSSIBLE SEPERATION OF CLASSES BECAUSE THE RECIEVER OF CARE SEEMS TO BE WEALTHY.

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1. As with a lot of the translated films, some of the jokes might be changed to better fit the culture of the target country.

2. Our view on the movie has changed quite a lot, since we have since found out about the carer relationship they have.

3. A large difference between the two trailers is the language used by the man in the wheelchair. The way he speaks in much more casual.

4. The themes of trust, friendship, and caring will probably be explored.

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2. Yes because we did not know what the movie would be about from the title

4. Taking care of someone and adapting to their lifestyle

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1. Subtitles, that's about it

2. We thought it would be a more light-hearted, comedy movie but it looks more tragic than we first believed upon seeing the trailer. The title makes a lot more sense now as well

3. The language is similar, they both were joking around a bit but the one caring for the older man was less formal

4. Friendship, trust, optimism

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1) It gives better insight into the film as it is much easier to understand the dialouge and therefore you can understand the events shown in the trailer much better. When you watch the trailer entirely in french, it is much harder to understand it and it is harder to connect with the film and become fully engaged.

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4. The themes and issues that are going to be explored are things like gaps between social classes as well as different outlooks on life depending on your circumstances

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3. the language used by the carer hired by the quadriplegic is much more relaxed and less formal

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1. Are there any differences between the French and English trailer subtitles?

2. Has your view on the movie changed since our discussions yesterday? Do you interpret the title and poster differently now?

3. Is there a difference between the language used by both characters?

4. What themes and issues do you think are going to be explored?