29/36, I did not think I could get such a high score. My wife always tells me I have no clue about other people (and she is usually right).

First of all, I wouldn't say beloved. Secondely, I think this fits perfectly with how we french people think of him : clumsy and slightly off beats.

This reminds me of the book "The Ice People" from Barjavel.

This reminds me of the "tableau synoptique de l'histoire du monde" by Louis Henry FOURNET which is a more complete version up to 1980 approximately. I bought it and still find it fascinating.
Can be found on this page :
http://www.editionsides.fr/epages/980369985.sf/en_GB/?ViewObjectID=18268711

I agree with Florent.
Also, Quick is Belgian, not French.

Here you go !
http://snaptortoise.com/konami-js/

And there I thought it was hidden somewhere in the page. I even trie the konami code, just to be sure.

You should check out the post-it war which is currently going on in France. There is even a website referencing the creations (http://www.postitwar.com/).
Here are my creations :
http://www.postitwar.com/post/8737657606/michelet-tower-la-defense-v-2-0
http://www.postitwar.com/post/8736056003/michelet-tower-la-defense

But I think the best one ever is here :
http://ladrevert.wordpress.com/tag/post-it-art/

This already exists here in France.
It started 6 to 7 years ago I think.
Each major movie Theater brand has its own "all you can watch" pass.
The price is around 20 €/month ($28) or 35€ ($50) for 2.
1 ticket full fare is around 10€ currently.
It took on quite well.
I don't have one myself as most of the time, you have either only crap films or too many good ones to watch during the same month.
A number of my friends have one. They go to any (things they would not even have considered otherwise) just to justify the cost of the pass. When I ask how they can stay for the full show, they always have this once in a lifetime story about how they discovered this great movie no one knows about by picking the crappiest looking poster.

Nice. I got 30 points.
Just one thing. Some of these movies are american at all. So we are trying to match an english translated title to ... an english translated title.

Yeah ! 100% correct.
But here in France we are grammar freaks so I have the vocabulary of a 7 years old but I can place any apostrophe in a sentence correctly. Same goes for they're, there, their...

In France, we say Dr for any student passing a Doctorate (PhD) which corresponds to 7 years of studies completed by a thesis. Surgeons are Doctors with a specialty.