History Film / TheAdventuresOfPhilibertCaptainVirgin

* AndNowYouMustMarryMe: Clotindre wants Inès to marry him by force.

* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Martin is a thief at heart, and despite pretending friendship with Philibert, keeps screwing him at every turn.

* RegalRuff: Clotindre wears a small black-colored one around his neck for the first two thirds of the film, then dons a ridiculously large one for his [[AndNowYouMustMarryMec planned forced wedding to Inès]].

* JustLikeRobinHood: After escaping the galleys, Philibert and Martin gather a band of thieves and ambush the [[EvilDebtCollector tax collector]] of Clotindre to steal his gold and thus weaken him.

* StylisticSuck: In the film's universe, the food looks fake and colored as if it came from a theme park ride.

* ArtifactAlias: Even after knowing his real name is Eudes, Philibert still goes by that latter name.

* DidntThinkThisThrough: Philibert ''volunteers'' to go row on the SlaveGalley Martin is onboard of in order to free him. Somehow he didn't expect to be put in chains.

* EvilWearsBlack: Clotindre, the BigBad, wears black clothes.

* BlackComedy: Philibert and Inès happily bond over the fact that members of each other's families died from TheBlackDeath and many other epidemics the exact same years. Except the sister of Inès, Philibert didn't have a sister who committed suicide by hanging, at least.

* ChickMagnet: Several women offer themselves to Philibert over the course of the film (even ''two at the same time'' after he wakes up {{naked|people are funny}}), but he stands by his virginity vow.

* DeathbedConfession: When the man who raised Philibert is dying, he confesses not being his father and tells him all about his true nobility origins.
* DeconstructiveParody: Of Hollywood-made and French-made {{Swashbuckler}} films from the '30s to the '60s that starred the likes of Creator/ErrolFlynn, Creator/JeanMarais and Creator/GerardBarray. Most of the heroism-related tropes, [[KnightInShiningArmor idealism]] and drama common to the genre are {{exaggerated|Trope}} in order to be made fun of.

* PrettyBoy: Philibert's one really handsome young blond man, to the point he's a ChickMagnet (and reluctant about it).

* IgnoreTheFanservice: Philibert takes his VowOfCelibacy so seriously that, by the point the inn's servant comes at his room with a message for him and [[DressHitsFloor undresses]] hoping he'll jump on her, his attention is completely focused on the letter, seeing her naked has no effect on him and he just closes the door on her.

''The Adventures of Philibert, Captain Virgin'' (''Les aventures de Philibert, capitaine puceau'') is a 2011 French historical comedy / {{swashbuckler}} {{parody}} film directed by Sylvain Fusée.

* TheVillainSucksSong: There's one circulating in the kingdom about Philibert coming to skewer the villainous Count Clotindre of Artois. Naturally, Clotindre hates it (even if he makes his underlings sing it - {{dreadful|Musician}}ly - to hear the lyrics). It gets to the point he makes an edict (in the form of another song) to threaten anyone in the Count's lands who sings it with a FateWorseThanDeath.

* RunningGag: Philibert being a reluctant ChickMagnet and several women offering themselves to him on the spot (with some of them outright undressing) and resisting the temptation out of his VowOfCelibacy.

* RunningGag: Philibert being a reluctant ChickMagnet and doing his best to resist the temptation of having sex with the women who throw themselves at him.

* MurderByMistake: Philibert kills the father of Inès believing him to be the Count of Artois (he was his cousin, actually).

* IgnoreTheFanservice: Philibert takes his VowOfCelibacy so seriously that, by the point the inn's servant comes at his room with a message for him and [[DressHitsFloor undresses]] hoping he'll jump on her, his attention is more focused on the letter, seeing her naked has no effect on him and he just closes the door on her.

* LoveAtFirstSight: Happens between Philibert and Inès as soon as they look at each other (helped by the instant romantic music).

* TheVillainSucksSong: There's one circulating in the kingdom about Philibert coming to skewer the villainous Count Clotindre of Artois. Naturally, Clotindre hates it (even if he makes his underlings sing it - {{dreadful|Musician}}ly - to hear the lyrics). It gets to the point he makes an edict (in the form of another song) to threaten everyone in the kingdom with a FateWorseThanDeath.

* TheVillainSucksSong: There's one circulating in the kingdom about Philibert coming to skewer the villainous Count Clotindre of Artois. Naturally, Clotindre hates it (even if he makes his underlings sing it - {{dreadful|Musician}}ly - to hear the lyrics). It gets to the point he makes an edict to threaten everyone in the kingdom with AFateWorseThanDeath.

* TheVillainSucksSong: There's one circulating in the kingdom about Philibert coming to skewer the villainous Count Clotindre of Artois. Naturally, Clotindre hates it (even if he makes his underlings sing it - dreadfully - to hear the lyrics). It gets to the point he makes an edict to threaten everyone in the kingdom with AFateWorseThanDeath.