Intouchables
Directed and Written by Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano.
What a smart ass film
this one is, this is how I’m resuming it. I said Bullhead was intelligent, I say
Intouchables is really smart. They wanted to make us laugh, feel amused by
these quite literal broken men who are able to emerge from their own
circumstances and create an unlikely bound bringing each other to life and they
accomplished that for me. It’s a story about hope and achievements, it’s a
really good story and that’s why I say they were really smart, not only for
taking it but also the way they brought it to the screen. They saw probably the
most distinct men they could imagine, in every way possible different, from
community, to circumstances, to education, to personality, you name it, and
what else could they bring but the most amusing take of them all? Obviously,
Omar Sy and François Cluzet helped a lot, they’re really good. This is a film
about living life and enjoy it.
Aubrey Fleurot.
And God bless(ed) her
(them) too.
In a manner of speaking, because I am not in any way religious.
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