Everything is coming up flowers and chocolate in our episode of Film Friday this week. That's right - after an onslaught of action and science fiction films - we've finally settled on a romantic comedy. But which one? Our clip this week is more difficult than last week's, but we think Intermediate students have a good chance. So listen up, and if you think you know which film our clip is from get your guess in to echo@popupchinese.com for a chance to win a free month of Premium access at Popup Chinese.
s.barten
 said on
July 17, 2009
Great idea to have a film friday and to listen to some film scenes.

Would it also be possible to write down the sentences you're going through?

This way the words are better to be remembered.

Have a nice weekend

Sven
marco64
 said on
July 17, 2009
Great choice with the clip. Absolutely hilarious film.
Echo
 said on
July 18, 2009
@Sven,

谢谢, we will think about that. I think it is a good way too :)

Meanwhile, 欢迎你！

--Echo

echo@popupchinese.com
Echo
 said on
July 18, 2009
@marco64,

谢谢夸奖 :) 我本人也很喜欢这部电影，呵呵。

--Echo

echo@popupchinese.com

trevelyan
 said on
July 19, 2009
@sven, echo - I think we should avoid putting up the transcript the week of the contest - it may make the film too obvious in some cases. Perhaps we can get in the habit of posting the transcript when we announce the results though. That might be the best way to handle it.

--dave

menglelan
 said on
July 19, 2009
>>Perhaps we can get in the habit of posting the transcript when we announce the results though.<<<

Yeah, it would make this feature more deaf-friendly too.
paglino9
 said on
July 21, 2009
Life became a little more enjoyable, having America's eminent fake news organization being bought out by the PRC Government. Loads of Laughs.

Go to Lazy and Insolent American Kids. Maybe my favorite.

http://www.theonion.com/content/index?utm_source=nav
Echo
 said on
July 22, 2009
@paglin09,

I heard of the onion when i was in the college, and what does 鱼完美 doing there? Don't tell me it is the Chinese name of it~~

--Echo

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mat
 said on
July 25, 2009
I think they just made it up. Did you see the characters? I only saw yu wan mei.

Very funny though, "Potato-Faced Youngster Lauded For Memorizing Primitive 26-Character Alphabet" is verging on genius :-)

Echo
 said on
July 25, 2009
@mat,

恩，我觉得也是，呵呵

--Echo

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