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The Boyfriend: Pourquoi lui?

Comédie

Un rassemblement des Fêtes menace de dérailler lorsque Ned Fleming réalisera que le petit ami millionnaire de la Silicon Valley de sa fille est sur le point de lui demander en mariage.

Année

2016

Durée

1h 51m

IMDb

6.2

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Casting

Zoey Deutch

Stephanie Fleming

James Franco

Laird Mayhew

Tangie Ambrose

Patty Dunne

Casting

Zoey Deutch

Stephanie Fleming

James Franco

Laird Mayhew

Tangie Ambrose

Patty Dunne

Cedric the Entertainer

Lou Dunne

Bob Stephenson

Jerry in Graphics

Bryan Cranston

Ned Fleming

Megan Mullally

Barb Fleming

Zack Pearlman

Kevin Dingle

Griffin Gluck

Scotty Fleming

Jee Young Han

Marnie Dingle

Mary Pat Gleason

Joyce

JB

Juliette B. Reiss

Applebee's Waiter

Melissa Graver

Applebee's Waiter

Steffen Dziczek

Applebee's Waiter

Jimmy Badstibner

Fleming Company Employee

Keegan-Michael Key

Gustav

Jacob Kemp

Randy the Intern

Ramy Youssef

Coder in Kitchen

Commentaires

10 commentaires

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QuamPisDec 27, 2024

Everything on point. The best. have watched it more than 15x... and I enjoyed each time. 9.9/10

QGJi76Sep 12, 2024

coolest of them all

Soltan BeautyAug 28, 2024

This movie has some funny scenes but is not a good movie. The reason: the principal character is so obnoxious that story comes off as jarring. Mayhew, played by James Franco, is affable and eccentric but is pushy, controlling, tasteless and above all stupid. The movie asks the audience to believe that he is a billionaire. That's a stretch. Fleming, played by Bryan Cranston, has legitimate cause to be offended by Mayhew. Mayhew goes out his way to offend people. Mayhew is so abrasive, so lacking in finesse, that it is virtually impossible to believe that anyone would seriously want to be around him. Yet, Fleming's daughter finds Mayhew attractive, for reasons that are never explained. Hence the title of the movie. The problem is the running gag, that Fleming's pomposity is misplaced, is not plausible. Mayhew is nasty throughout the movie. He deserves to be disliked. There is nothing endearing about him. He is a crass materialist who lacks the style. He's not even a smooth talker. He's goofy but not self-effacing. Cut through all the pseudo-street talk, bathroom humor and gratuitous use of profanities, and Mayhew is just another decadent rich guy, and not a lovable one at that. Still, the movie has funny moments, but that was because of Cranston who carries this movie. The funny scenes all involve Fleming, when he is being goofed on. The problem is that in this case the straight man is being goofed on by the comic character who comes off as being not only stupid but nasty. Cranston's performance saves this movie from immediate banishment to DVD land.

pas de nom 🤭😝💙Aug 28, 2024

I usually (and quite easily) hand out 8, 9 or 10 stars to a film. In fact, the majority of movies I watch receive good-to-excellent scores from me. This one however, does not. The jokes often feel exaggerated and forced, and are embarrassingly childish with far too much profanity. I can't remember the last time I cringed so often. Sure, there was the occasional joke which received a giggle from just about everyone, but the majority of the humour was replied to with silence and head-shaking. It seriously felt like it was a movie thrown together quickly to make a decent enough trailer to lure an audience. So, don't fall for it. You've been warned. 3.4 / 10

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Abor RichieJul 29, 2024

why him

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