Babysitting

A French ride and fun in one. I saw the second part first under a different title and today I learned about the first part, which is also excellent. Philippe Lacheau is a skilled director and actor and all the actors are his friends (they are all together in all his films), which is great I would also love to be part of that group. I like them all, Alice David is hilarious and the situational scenes were amazing. Literally the crazier and daddier Project X. I laughed a lot. 85% (27/09/2017)

With comedy, I mostly want to laugh, and this requirement was met perfectly by Babysitting. It’s too bad that a party once again has to play the main role, but I guess that makes it a sure thing. And out of all the movies where a house party gets out of hand, this one stands out for at least some maturity and broadly set boundaries of humor. It basically takes on everyone and everything. And that's how I think comedy should be. A weaker 4 stars (17/09/2021)

A starting point that, in and of itself, wasn't entertaining to me. This is just The Hangover done differently. A guy wants to celebrate his 30th birthday, but at the same time, he has to babysit his boss's kid. The boss gets taken off leave because the babysitter and the son are missing. I'm already somewhat indifferent about how it actually went, and the course of the movie didn't manage to excite me about the plot. (03/04/2016)