I remember watching a foreign travel movie when I was a child. The hero is a king who has traveled to modern times and brought his servant to see the reincarnation of his fiancee.

This film describes Jean Reno and the Christian Claviere as knights of Gaudefroy and his attendant Lafripuy, who were thrown into modern times from A.D. 1 122 because of the wizard's mistake. They were surprised by modern facilities such as telephones, cars and bathrooms, and performed a series of jokes. Director Jean-Marie Poire is good at highlighting and developing the role of actors, and pays attention to the eclecticism of humorous words, burlesque and Gaul humor. This film "played" with the "time difference" for thousands of years, enriched the operation of old customs, and made a fuss about the surprise of medieval tourists facing the ugly experience of the modern electronic world. It uses a lot of special effects perfectly, so it becomes a funny thriller.