Ride to Glory
Réalisation:
Laurent TuelPhotographie:
Gilles PorteMusique:
André ManoukianActeurs·trices:
Clovis Cornillac, Bouli Lanners, Ary Abittan, Élodie Bouchez, André Marcon, Richard Sammel, Philippe Lacheau, Bruno Lochet, Christophe Rossignon (plus)Résumés(1)
François est un passionné du Tour de France. Licencié par son patron et quitté par sa femme, il part faire la Grande Boucle avec un jour d'avance sur les pros. D'abord seul, il est vite rejoint par d'autres, inspirés par son défi. Les obstacles sont nombreux mais la rumeur de son exploit se répand. Les médias s'enflamment, les passants l'acclament. Le Maillot Jaune du Tour enrage. François doit être stoppé ! (Wild Bunch Distribution)
(plus)Critiques (2)
I confess that I don't understand the madness surrounding the Tour de France. It's the race where you see the athletes doping the most, but millions love the race anyway. Perhaps that's why I didn't like the film - its ending only confirmed it, because it's almost silly and not funny enough to appeal to the masses as a good comedy.
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A pleasant comedy about an ordinary guy who, in an unfavorable life situation, decides to make his dream come true. Cycling isn't exactly a sport I devour, but the Tour de France is an exception. It's probably the only cycling event I always like to watch. So watching a film in which this legendary race, famous for its spectacular scenery, plays a starring role was a great experience. While it wasn't a riotous comedy, the humorous moments that did occur were usually worth it. All the action was accompanied by music, which I liked very much. It's just that the script was very predictable. (65%)
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