Learn French: Est-ce que tu as vu ce film bizarre ?

vu is the irregular past participle of the verb voir (to see). To talk about the past in French, you usually need a helper verb plus a past participle. Here, the helper is as (you have) and the participle is vu (seen). Together, tu as vu means 'you saw' or 'you have seen'.

Why does the sentence start with Est-ce que?

Est-ce que is a common phrase used to turn a statement into a yes/no question. The statement is tu as vu ce film bizarre (you saw this weird movie). By putting Est-ce que at the very beginning, you change it to 'Did you see this weird movie?'.

Why use ce instead of le before film?

ce is a pointing word that means 'this' or 'that' for masculine singular nouns. le just means 'the'. So ce film means 'this movie', whereas le film would mean 'the movie'.

Why does bizarre come after the word film?

In French, most adjectives (describing words) are placed directly after the noun they describe. In English we say 'weird movie', but in French the order usually flips, giving us film bizarre.