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I couldn't get immersed in the story as much as I wanted due to the way they interchangeably used French and English.

Example: When one French person said "La Bete" did we really need a French character to translate it? Anyone that's been watching knows "La Bete" means "The Beast".

I also felt that the accents weren't that great although the only comparison I have comes from a friend I met years ago and lost touch with.

Not to stray too far off topic but: My friend was from Avon, France and had a very thick accent that didn't diminish in spite of living in the States for years. Not sure if accents differ much from region to region within France but as I've said, even when he spoke English (funny enough he tutored English at college) there was no hiding his country of origin. Miss that guy! (special shout out to "Frenchie" aka Cedric Dyduch!)