C'est la vie! - Take it as it comes
And let us have fun! With films like "C'est la vie" a phenomenon now very rare in the room and that is that it is not necessary to put the brain in stand-by to indulge in two hours of irresistible leisure. The duo of "Quasi amici" Toledano and Nakache, manages, in fact, to make surprising one of the most exploited situations of brilliant comedy as the wedding banquet: led by a superb actor / screenwriter as Bacri, the ramshackle humorous ballet in which you turns the ceremony set up in a seventeenth-century castle deserves to get in Italy the extraordinary success obtained at the French box office. Very careful not to become pretentious by pouring in the script additives à la page,
Navigated as exhausted "wedding planner" the sixty-year-old Max would like to close off his profitable business, also because the last, hateful client has ordered him to provide a classy reception: pity that you find yourself struggling with a horny tamarro singer ( amazing performance of Lellouche) fixed with the Italian songs and the audience that accompanies the songs waving napkins, a photographer starved to death and professional gas barrel, waiters who seem clumsy out of the "Hollywood Party" and for the good weight an assistant more enraged lover than an effective collaborator. As chaos progresses inexorably and misunderstandings add to inefficiencies and paradoxes to mockery,
C'EST LA VIE! - TAKE IT LIKE IT
