De l'autre côté du lit

Here in the Czech Republic, we shoot executors at the door, but in France, they invite them to the dinner table and lead passionate discussions. In this movie’s case, the executor then tells them that he enjoys watching people in tense situations and so Sophie Marceau, beautiful as always, and Dany Boon, funny as always, think of swapping their jobs and helping each other by saving a failing marriage, paying off the debts and even adding a few more new thoughts and ideas to their work routines. The idea is excellent, but it’s lacking Francis Veber’s gentle approach. And a whole casting of French actors simply can’t save that by their mediocrity. (23/09/2017)

It may not be wild enough for a French film, but it's certainly cool. After a long time, Dany Boon doesn't play completely clueless character, and the idea of ​​husbands exchanging their roles, including work, is really cool. But the best thing is the character of the court-appointed official, who oversees all of this. Antoine Duléry is really awesome, and the scenes with him are among the funniest, but unfortunately there aren't as many of them. I enjoyed it, it goes by quickly, but I expect something better from France. 6/10. (25/03/2021)

La bande-annonce promettait une histoire humoristique avec Sophie Marceau et Danny Boon, mais, malheureusement, ça n’a pas trop marché et il en résulte une comédie juste potable comme il en existe des centaines dans le cinéma français. Danny Boon n’a pas perdu son sens de la comédie et Sophie Marceau assure dans tous les rôles, mais il n’empêche que je suis ressorti de la salle avec le sentiment que les créateurs auraient pu tirer autre chose de l’intrigue. (15/07/2009)