We'll End Up Together

They did it again! Ive seen this movie many times and all i need to say is that they did it again.

First, engage your mind and then your heart to gain maximum enJoyment from this sequel to Little White Lies and make sure you watch the latter first. Cluzet pulled off a remarkable performance as the troubled Max. The medically minded will know that the realism of his anxiety was incredibly authentic. Cotillard amazed us with her portrayal of troubled Marie while Lellouche, Magimal, and Baert's expert superficial transformations but underlying fragility reflect The superb acting we've come to expect. This emotional, humorous film enables the brilliant cast to explore their characters' vulnerability and resurrect their essence through much shared pain. A brilliant film, but not for the shallow who expect their entertainment presented on a silver platter-Hollywood style.

If you rate this movie a 10, either you were IN THE FILM,... or someone is PAYING you to rate it.

Please, this movie was not that good.

Fantastic movie. The best french actors put together in one place. Subtle humor, intelligent. A real gem not to be missed. Ignore low ratings. They just dont get it.

This movie is the long-awaited sequel to Les Petits Mouchoirs (Guillaume Canet, 2010). After a long parenthesis without giving any sign of life, the 60th birthday of Max is the occasion of reunion, excuse and forgiveness, then animated and lively evenings in the Arcachon Bay, with a few nostalgia sequences. The film is based on the friendly relationships between a myriad of complementary and endearing characters. You might appreciate the movie. In the worst case, you will leave your movie theater with an irresistible desire for oysters.