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A sequel, titled ''Tanguy, le retour'' ("''Tanguy's Return''") was released in 2019, seeing Tanguy back from China after 16 years with his daughter Zhu, and settling once again with his hapless parents.
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A sequel, titled ''Tanguy, le retour'' ("''Tanguy's Return''") was released in 2019, seeing Tanguy back from China after 16 years with his daughter Zhu, and settling once again with his hapless parents. Loosely remade in America as ''Film/FailureToLaunch''.
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* GeekPhysiques: Tanguy, despite a comparatively healthy lifestyle (for a geek) nonetheless has a telltale skinny frame and pale skin.
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* GeekPhysiques: Tanguy, despite a comparatively healthy lifestyle (for a geek) nonetheless has a telltale skinny frame and pale skin.
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* HelicopterParents: Subverted. The parents ''wish'' they could not meddle in their son's life, but his reluctance to move out leaves them no choice.
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* MeddlingParents: Subverted. The parents ''wish'' they could not meddle in their son's life, but his reluctance to move out leaves them no choice.
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* DrivenToMadness: Tanguy's presence drives his mother mad.
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The film appeared to have hit a chord with the public, as the name "Tanguy" has basically become a generic word for a BasementDweller in French-speaking countries, where it's not uncommon to hear people complain that their son is a Tanguy.
As it is, slang moves on and it is starting to fade out.
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The film appeared to have hit a chord with the public, as the name "Tanguy" has basically become a generic word for a BasementDweller in French-speaking countries, where it's not uncommon to hear people complain that their son is a Tanguy.
Tanguy. As it is, is though, slang moves on and it is starting to fade out.
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''Tanguy'' is a French comedy directed by Etienne Chatilliez and released in 2000. The title character is a 28-year-old man who lives with his parents and has no desire whatsoever to spread his wings and move out. The only child of a Parisian [[BourgeoisBohemian bobo]] family, he's smart but selfish, and women, especially Asian ones, somehow find him irresistible. His parents, whose patience is running out, decide to get him to leave by making his life hell.
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''Tanguy'' is a French comedy directed by Etienne Chatilliez and released in 2000. The title character (Éric Berger) is a 28-year-old man who lives with his parents and has no desire whatsoever to spread his wings and move out. The only child of a Parisian [[BourgeoisBohemian bobo]] family, he's smart but selfish, and women, especially Asian ones, somehow find him irresistible. His parents, parents (Creator/AndreDussollier and Sabine Azéma), whose patience is running out, decide to get him to leave by making his life hell.
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''Tanguy'' is a French comedy directed by Etienne Chatilliez and released in 2000. The title character is a 28-year-old man who lives with his parents and has no desire whatsoever to spread his wings and move out. The only child of a Parisian [[BourgeoisBohemian bobo]] family, he's smart but selfish, and women, especially Asian ones, somehow find him irresistible.
His parents, whose patience is running out, decide to get him to leave by making his life hell. He eventually gets the message and moves out... to China, where live-at-home grown children are considered perfectly normal.
His parents, whose patience is running out, decide to get him to leave by making his life hell. He eventually gets the message and moves out... to China, where live-at-home grown children are considered perfectly normal.
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''Tanguy'' is a French comedy directed by Etienne Chatilliez and released in 2000. The title character is a 28-year-old man who lives with his parents and has no desire whatsoever to spread his wings and move out. The only child of a Parisian [[BourgeoisBohemian bobo]] family, he's smart but selfish, and women, especially Asian ones, somehow find him irresistible. \n\n His parents, whose patience is running out, decide to get him to leave by making his life hell. He eventually gets the message and moves out... to China, where live-at-home grown children are considered perfectly normal.
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* {{Irony}}: At the end, Tanguy leaves his parents' place to live in China with his wife's family. In China live-at-home grown children are considered perfectly normal.
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* HappyEndingOverride: At the end of the first movie, Tanguy gets the message and leaves his parents. In the second, he's dumped by his wife and goes back at his parents' place.
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* GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave: One of his [[LikesOlderWomen college students]] has a one-night stand with Tanguy's mother, and later boasts about it to his classmates. "I can tell you she's pretty good for her age!"
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* SilverVixen: One of his [[LikesOlderWomen college students]] has a one-night stand with Tanguy's mother, and later boasts about it to his classmates. "I can tell you she's pretty good for her age!"
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* TheSeventies: Tanguy was born in the era of bell-bottom pants and ugly designer furniture, as the interior decoration of his young parents' apartment amply testifies.
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A sequel, titled ''Tanguy, le retour'' ("''Tanguy's Return''") was released in 2019, seeing Tanguy returns back from China after 16 years with his daughter Zhu, and settling once again with his hapless parents.
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A sequel, titled ''Tanguy, le retour'' ("''Tanguy's Return''") was released in 2019, seeing Tanguy returns from China after 16 years with his daughter Zhu, and settling once again with his hapless parents.
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* TheCasanova: Tanguy, despite his nerdy looks, is quite the womaniser and can sweet-talk his way into any girl's pants.
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* TheCasanova: Tanguy, despite his nerdy looks, is quite the womaniser womanizer and can sweet-talk his way into any girl's pants.
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* CloudCuckoolander: Tanguy remains blissfully unaware of how much of a pain he is.
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* CloudCuckoolander: {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Tanguy remains blissfully unaware of how much of a pain he is.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:The ending hints at the fact that Tanguy's own son will be just as reluctant to leave his parents as Tanguy himself.]]
** [[spoiler: The old lady who slips in the bathtub. The parents will have to take care of her until she recovers. This occurs right after Tanguy leaves. Out of one frying pan into another.]]
** [[spoiler: The old lady who slips in the bathtub. The parents will have to take care of her until she recovers. This occurs right after Tanguy leaves. Out of one frying pan into another.]]
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* LaserGuidedKarma: LaserGuidedKarma:
** [[spoiler:The ending hints at the fact that Tanguy's own son will be just as reluctant to leave his parents as Tanguy himself.]]
**[[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The old lady who slips in the bathtub. The parents will have to take care of her until she recovers. This occurs right after Tanguy leaves. Out of one frying pan into another.]]
** [[spoiler:The ending hints at the fact that Tanguy's own son will be just as reluctant to leave his parents as Tanguy himself.]]
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!!''Tanguy, le retour'' provides examples of:
* DistantSequel: The second movie happens 16 years after the first. Tanguy is now 44, and he brings along a teenage daughter with him.
* DistantSequel: The second movie happens 16 years after the first. Tanguy is now 44, and he brings along a teenage daughter with him.
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**[[spoiler: The old lady who slips in the bathtub. The parents will have to take care of her until she recovers. This occurs right after Tanguy leaves. Out of one frying pan into another.]]
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[[caption-width-right:336:How do you get your grown kid to move the hell out?]]
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The film appeared to have hit a chord with the public, as the name "Tanguy" has basically become a generic word for a BasementDweller in French-speaking countries, where it's not uncommon to hear people complain that their son is a Tanguy.
Tanguy.
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* HackedByAPirate: Happens like that when the title character's father sends a virus to his PC. The words "I Love You" (name of a notorious virus back then) flash on the computer screen along with a skull.
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* AsianGalWithWhiteGuy: Tanguy speaks fluent Chinese and Japanese, and uses his language skills to seduce Asian women.
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* MightyWhiteyAndMellowYellow: Tanguy speaks fluent Chinese and Japanese, and uses his language skills to seduce Asian women.
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[[caption-width-right:336:How do you get your grown kid to move the hell out?]]
''Tanguy'' is a French comedy directed by Etienne Chatilliez and released in 2000. The title character is a 28-year-old man who lives with his parents and has no desire whatsoever to spread his wings and move out. The only child of a Parisian [[BourgeoisBohemian bobo]] family, he's smart but selfish, and women, especially Asian ones, somehow find him irresistible.
His parents, whose patience is running out, decide to get him to leave by making his life hell. He eventually gets the message and moves out... to China, where live-at-home grown children are considered perfectly normal.
The film appeared to have hit a chord with the public, as the name "Tanguy" has basically become a generic word for a BasementDweller in French-speaking countries, where it's not uncommon to hear people complain that their son is a Tanguy.
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!!Contains examples of:
* AsianGalWithWhiteGuy: Tanguy speaks fluent Chinese and Japanese, and uses his language skills to seduce Asian women.
* BasementDweller: Actually, Tanguy has a fair amount of his parents' high-end apartment reserved for his own uses.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Soon after he's born, Tanguy's mother tells him "If you want, you can stay with us forever."
* BourgeoisBohemian: Tanguy's parents.
* TheCameo: TV producer Philippe Gildas and singer Eddie Mitchell briefly show up [[AsHimself as themselves]].
* TheCasanova: Tanguy, despite his nerdy looks, is quite the womaniser and can sweet-talk his way into any girl's pants.
* CharacterTitle
* CloudCuckoolander: Tanguy remains blissfully unaware of how much of a pain he is.
* ComputerVirus: His father asks someone at his company's systems department to send a virus into Tanguy's computer. Said virus manifests as the words "I Love You!" and a stylized human skull appearing on the computer screen, and then all the font suddenly falling down as if pulled by gravity.
* DeadpanSnarker: Tanguy's grandmother.
* FlyawayShot: The final shot over the Forbidden City.
* GeekPhysiques: Tanguy, despite a comparatively healthy lifestyle (for a geek) nonetheless has a telltale skinny frame and pale skin.
* GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave: One of his [[LikesOlderWomen college students]] has a one-night stand with Tanguy's mother, and later boasts about it to his classmates. "I can tell you she's pretty good for her age!"
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:The ending hints at the fact that Tanguy's own son will be just as reluctant to leave his parents as Tanguy himself.]]
* MeddlingParents: Subverted. The parents ''wish'' they could not meddle in their son's life, but his reluctance to move out leaves them no choice.
* MultigenerationalHousehold: Tanguy's in-laws at the end of the movie have three generations going on four under one roof.
* NerdsAreSexy: See above.
* TheSeventies: Tanguy was born in the era of bell-bottom pants and ugly designer furniture, as the interior decoration of his young parents' apartment amply testifies.
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[[caption-width-right:336:How do you get your grown kid to move the hell out?]]
''Tanguy'' is a French comedy directed by Etienne Chatilliez and released in 2000. The title character is a 28-year-old man who lives with his parents and has no desire whatsoever to spread his wings and move out. The only child of a Parisian [[BourgeoisBohemian bobo]] family, he's smart but selfish, and women, especially Asian ones, somehow find him irresistible.
His parents, whose patience is running out, decide to get him to leave by making his life hell. He eventually gets the message and moves out... to China, where live-at-home grown children are considered perfectly normal.
The film appeared to have hit a chord with the public, as the name "Tanguy" has basically become a generic word for a BasementDweller in French-speaking countries, where it's not uncommon to hear people complain that their son is a Tanguy.
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!!Contains examples of:
* AsianGalWithWhiteGuy: Tanguy speaks fluent Chinese and Japanese, and uses his language skills to seduce Asian women.
* BasementDweller: Actually, Tanguy has a fair amount of his parents' high-end apartment reserved for his own uses.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Soon after he's born, Tanguy's mother tells him "If you want, you can stay with us forever."
* BourgeoisBohemian: Tanguy's parents.
* TheCameo: TV producer Philippe Gildas and singer Eddie Mitchell briefly show up [[AsHimself as themselves]].
* TheCasanova: Tanguy, despite his nerdy looks, is quite the womaniser and can sweet-talk his way into any girl's pants.
* CharacterTitle
* CloudCuckoolander: Tanguy remains blissfully unaware of how much of a pain he is.
* ComputerVirus: His father asks someone at his company's systems department to send a virus into Tanguy's computer. Said virus manifests as the words "I Love You!" and a stylized human skull appearing on the computer screen, and then all the font suddenly falling down as if pulled by gravity.
* DeadpanSnarker: Tanguy's grandmother.
* FlyawayShot: The final shot over the Forbidden City.
* GeekPhysiques: Tanguy, despite a comparatively healthy lifestyle (for a geek) nonetheless has a telltale skinny frame and pale skin.
* GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave: One of his [[LikesOlderWomen college students]] has a one-night stand with Tanguy's mother, and later boasts about it to his classmates. "I can tell you she's pretty good for her age!"
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:The ending hints at the fact that Tanguy's own son will be just as reluctant to leave his parents as Tanguy himself.]]
* MeddlingParents: Subverted. The parents ''wish'' they could not meddle in their son's life, but his reluctance to move out leaves them no choice.
* MultigenerationalHousehold: Tanguy's in-laws at the end of the movie have three generations going on four under one roof.
* NerdsAreSexy: See above.
* TheSeventies: Tanguy was born in the era of bell-bottom pants and ugly designer furniture, as the interior decoration of his young parents' apartment amply testifies.
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