45/36
The young couple is invited to Morocco to meet the whole family
Benoît finds himself in debt and has to ask his wealthy parents for help again. His plan to get the money: make them think he’s marrying his model girlfriend Emily. When Emily cancels on the way to the airport, Benoît decides to invite his loudmouthed Uber driver Fiona instead.
It’s only for those
Read more. This movie was extremely simplistic and vulgar, which made it seem like an American comedy. I can see an American remake in the future.
Not this one
This was quite refreshing for a French comedy, although it’s not my favorite genre. French comedies usually start out funny and suddenly turn serious before the end. No one has a hidden side — Benoît remains clumsy and cowardly from beginning to end.
His brothers are greedy and downright evil
The fake fiancée has no social graces from beginning to end. Only the parents are the same standard rich and confused couple you see in most French comedies. They were the least interesting because their arc is totally predictable in such films.
Its future will be the standard Sunday night movie on French television
I’m glad I have an unlimited movie pass, though, because ticket prices have become so high at the cinema that I would have been unhappy to have spent much money on it.
