Toutes les filles sont folles (2003)
Céleste, la trentaine, n'a toujours pas rencontré le grand amour. Un jour, sur un coup de tête, elle décide d'enlever l'homme qu'elle croit idéal, forçant au passage Rosalie, sa soeur cadette, à la suivre dans sa combine. Mais dans la panique, Céleste va se tromper d'homme...
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Too much of everything
Excellent, smart action film.
How wonderful it is to see this fine actress carry a film and carry it so beautifully.
There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.
It is a delicious comedy about finding your true love... and the possibility of having to kidnap him to make sure. It is refreshing to have so much fun watching a movie with a modest budget but with a well-thought scenario that definitely outweighs the money factor (ahhhh, poor Hollywood). The characters are fairly well developed for this type of comedy and I found myself laughing outloud at the desperate attempts to find your true love. Another thing I like is the obvious intention in the scenario to ignore the temporal linearity in the storytelling. We know the story takes place in a short time interval altough the multiple rebondissements could not occur in so short time. It is part of the humor of the movie that I really appreciated.Finally, I really liked having a old red Beetle and a red Fiat 500 but I think there should have been some space to include a 2 CV. Definitely not a masterpiece but worth seeing if you like romantic comedy.
I see about every film that comes out, and I had never EVER experienced such joy at a French comedy. The acting is unexpectedly strong, but Isabelle Nanty (of Amelie fame) steals the show : she is as zany as they come. Go have fun !