5/5 Mon Oncle (My Uncle)
  by Mary Lou Morris (South Carolina, USA)
I am a great fan of Jacques Tati's bumbling Mr. Hulot. You don't need to understand French because there is very little dialog in this movie. The "Garden Party" scenes and the ones in the plastic factory are hilarious and the rest of the movie is very funny.

4/5 Like Mom said, be patient, sit still and you will get rewarded
  by The Weary Professor (NJ, USA)
A woman uses a wall sterilizer to treat a boiled egg in an artsy gadget-filled house that might give Jane Jetson pause while her son sits at the table looking disinterested and hiccupping. This indisputably odd moment captures the forever-relevant theme of Jacques Tati's second Hulot film: the mismatch of non-essential technology and human behavior, the excess vs. the basic. In some ways the continental cousin to Chaplin's Modern Times, this is a gentle comedy, sedately paced and brightly scored, and therefore may not appeal to audiences weaned on the frenetic and abrasive pace of modern laugh-fests. However, those with the patience to let Tati's brilliant set pieces methodically unfold will reap opulent comic rewards. As with the best of Chaplin and Keaton, all the viewer can do is sit open-mouthed in admiring wonder as he considers the conceptual and physical grunt work it must have taken to capture such moments on film. Criterion's DVD is predictably excellent. The print quality is stunning and the bonus Tati short is delightful. Highly recommended.

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5/5 Mon Oncle
  by R. R. Wilkins (Texas USA)
Timeless and great hearted comedy. So carefully made one can freeze frame almost any scene and see a memorable cameo. One of the greats of the great Tati.

5/5 Great find!
  by Gail Evans (Sun Prairie, WI United States)
I was so happy to find this film on DVD. The only copy I had was an old VCR tape I recorded when it was on tv years ago and the quality wasn't very good. Since this isn't a film that is mainstream, I was surprised to see it on DVD. I think it's Tati's best.