Director:
Maxime GovareCámara:
Gilles HenryMúsica:
Mathieu LamboleyReparto:
Vincent Elbaz, Laurence Arné, Grégory Fitoussi, Bernard Le Coq, Vanessa Demouy, Michel Leeb, Jean-François Cayrey, Herrade Von Meier, Andy Raconte (más)Sinopsis(1)
Adrien, de 40 años pero totalmente inmaduro, es abandonado por Maude, de 35 años, ansiosa por formar al fin una familia. En un intento por recuperar el amor de su vida, Adrien decide convertir la casa que compartían en una guardería y demostrar así que es responsable y capaz de cuidar de los niños. Pero, a la hora de la verdad, no será tarea fácil... (VerCine)
(más)Reseñas (3)
A decent comedy, but rather tame for the French in terms of humour. The protagonist is your typical slacker who decides to set up a daycare to impress his angry ex-girlfriend. The funny thing is that they still live together and there's also a new boyfriend who never takes his suit off. There are a few good jokes, but it's more of a feel-good, there are no fits of laughter. I was expecting a little more. 65%
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Daddy Day Care French style. The protagonist decides to start a kindergarten in his ex-girlfriend's apartment from one day to the next, not to mention the fact that he acts like a little kid himself. On the one hand, it's a fairly predictable comedy, but on the other it offers some very funny scenes. In a month's time, you probably won't remember much about it, but it entertained and ran nicely in the cinema. If by some accident I ever became a father, my upbringing would probably look pretty similar.
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This comedy had two basic drawbacks: it was French, and had children in it. Far too many children. Apart from them, the film featured a man-child, an insufferable cow with "clear" life priorities, and a French attempt at Darcy from the Bridget Jones Diary. I even laughed a few times, but the humor revolved around defecation most of the time, so I didn’t find the film all that amusing.
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