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LOL

Originaltitel: LOL (Laughing Out Loud) ®
  • 2008
  • 12
  • 1 Std. 43 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
6,3/10
9971
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Sophie Marceau and Christa Théret in LOL (2008)
LOL (Laughing Out Loud) - Trailer ansehen
trailer wiedergeben1:51
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59 Fotos
Romantic ComedyComedyRomance

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  • Regie
    • Lisa Azuelos
  • Drehbuch
    • Lisa Azuelos
    • Nans Delgado
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Sophie Marceau
    • Christa Théret
    • Jérémy Kapone
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    6,3/10
    9971
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Lisa Azuelos
    • Drehbuch
      • Lisa Azuelos
      • Nans Delgado
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Sophie Marceau
      • Christa Théret
      • Jérémy Kapone
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    • 30Kritische Rezensionen
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
    • Auszeichnungen
      • 2 Gewinne & 2 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Sophie Marceau
    Sophie Marceau
    • Anne
    Christa Théret
    Christa Théret
    • Lola
    Jérémy Kapone
    • Maël
    Marion Chabassol
    Marion Chabassol
    • Charlotte
    Lou Lesage
    Lou Lesage
    • Stéphane
    Émile Bertherat
    • Paul-Henri
    Félix Moati
    Félix Moati
    • Arthur
    Louis Sommer
    • Mehdi
    Adèle Choubard
    • Provence
    Jade-Rose Parker
    Jade-Rose Parker
    • Isabelle de Peyrefitte
    Warren Guetta
    • David Lévy
    Alexandre Astier
    Alexandre Astier
    • Alain
    Jocelyn Quivrin
    Jocelyn Quivrin
    • Lucas
    Françoise Fabian
    Françoise Fabian
    • La mère d'Anne
    Christiane Millet
    Christiane Millet
    • La mère de Charlotte
    Lise Lamétrie
    • La CPE
    Thaïs Alessandrin
    • Louise
    Tom Invernizzi
    • Théo
    • Regie
      • Lisa Azuelos
    • Drehbuch
      • Lisa Azuelos
      • Nans Delgado
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    6ubetido

    Divorced mum, teenage daughter, high school friends, growing up, etcetera

    I don't wish to spoil this for anyone else - I read another review which said he'd seen Sophie in Braveheart and he wished this movie "Lol" had English subtitles. In Australia SBS shows all the foreign "non-English" films with subtitles.

    If you are after a mother / daughter problems / boyfriends story with a happy ending . . . go for it. There were some interesting story lines and subplots of relationships.

    Sophie was 42 when this movie was made. She was 29 when she played a French princess in the 14th century Scottish / English historical tale with Mel Gibson. I also preferred her part in the movie "Anthony Zimmer" a suspense French police / Russian mafia drama.
    10valentinegirl2000

    A good film (if you speak french or have subtitles!)

    Up until now I'd only seen the American remake of this film, and I was curious to see how they stack up against each other. Unfortunately if you pick this up on DVD/Blu-ray the subtitles are only in french. I managed to download some subtitles however, and I'm pleased to say this was a good teen movie! Although the story is identical in most respects, It's a little more gritty than the American version, and the writing is superb.
    8kosmasp

    Lol ftw

    The french original - a movie that probably lesser people have seen than the US remake ... which as you can tell by my rating I consider a "tragedy" (this might be overstating it, but you get where I'm heading with it). Sophie Marceau is best known for some of her movies in the 80s ... I had not seen her in a while before seeing this, which probably is more on me than on her. And while I admire her looks and I think she has aged more than gracefully (which is something that sadly cannot be said about other actresses - the pressure of the movie and beauty industry getting to them), it is her acting here that will entice you.

    I've said it on the page of the remake, but I'll say it here again: While Demi Moore is a fine actress, if you compare the two performances and the movies in general, this one is the clear cut winner. The movie does concentrate mostly on the girls (teenagers), but gives us other perspectives as well. The dialog and the scenes feel genuine .. like real life and not something put upon by a script writer ... which I reckon is the highest honor ... or close to it when it comes to screenplays. If you don't have issues with subtitles or are fluent in French, go ahead and make your day.
    ken_bethell

    French-speakers only need apply!

    Ever since seeing her in Braveheart I have been a fan of Sophie Marceau and so it was with some disappointment that I recently received a copy of this film without subtitles. Subsequent enquiries as to whether English subtitles were available proved fruitless as it would appear that no subtitled copy of this film was ever produced. I find it totally mystifying, given the parlous state of the French film industry, that a film studio would not consider it worthwhile distributing this film in the English-speaking world given the international standing of Miss Marceau. How much can it cost to put on subtitles? Can't vote - haven't seen the film. Would like to! I would understand if you don't include this entry.
    6eightylicious

    LOL (Laughing out loud) - "La Boum" in the age of the Internet

    Every country boasts some films which are so legendary, that a whole generation has identified with their characters. In France, there is - among others - "La grande vadrouille" for the 60's, "La Boum" for the 80's and "LOL" for the 2000's. What "La Boum" did for the teenagers of the 80's, "LOL" did for their children. And, from the movie only, one can guess who had the most innocent childhood.

    Like its predecessor, "LOL" has a plot clearly exaggerated for commercial purposes. The heroine, Lola (Christa Theret) - allegedly called "LOL" by her friends, although that doesn't happen in the film - is a teenager living with her single mother and her two siblings. Returning from the summer holidays, she learns that her boyfriend cheated on her, as she did on him. After that moment, her whole life revolves around her relationship, which is heading to an end, her having already found another boyfriend, the sweet Maël (Jérémy Kapone).

    All this doesn't sound good to her mother (Sophie Marceau) who is worried about her daughter's dubious friends, more interested in experimenting with drugs and cybersex than performing well at school. To top it all, Lola's father serves more as a means of Lola getting what she wants, than a real family figure. The situation culminates after a trip to London, when Lola clashes with her mother, like never before.

    The director, Lisa Azuelos, decided to make this film after noticing the lack of films about teenagers' lives in France. It is true that few teen movies have been made in that country. France didn't have its John Hughes, with maybe only Claude Pinoteau offering a relatively realistic portrayal of teenage psychology with "La Boum".

    Unfortunately, the result of Azuelos's effort was mediocre at best, overrated at worst. As previously noted, the plot of the film is too exaggerated to be realistic, involving a class trip to London, drugs, and a love story between a woman and a drug-taking narcotics police officer (!). All this is shown as fun, but aren't exactly served well by the characters.

    In its time, "La Boum" had made thousands of teenagers identify with its characters, full of charm and teenage enthusiasm. Belonging to a wholly different era, the heroes of "LOL" behave in other ways; they are more adult-like. For them, the risky thing is to take drugs, or to have sex with their companion, not to ride a motorcycle without helmet. They communicate with cellphones rather than telephones, and listen to music on MP3's rather than Walkmans. Another type of music has marked their generation; no slows here, "Little sister", "Somewhere only we know", are the hits of this age. The now more developed Internet has exposed them to more mature subjects than those their parents knew about in their age. But aren't they also teenagers? Yes, but those of an age marked by the rapid evolution of the Internet, and its consequences. They pretend to be mature, but at heart, they are no different from Vic and her friends, of "La Boum" fame.

    It was this, shall I say, surface-level maturity, just being there to hide the characters' sentimental, even childish nature, that made the film unbearable. While "La Boum" was certainly no masterpiece, it presented teenagers' behaviour in a frank way, a mix between childishness and relevant maturity.

    If we take "La Boum's" and "LOL's" protagonists, they have many things in common, being both quite selfish, yet loving young girls. Their families are facing trouble from within, and they both resort to their friends and boyfriends in order to find an outlet for their worries and anger. Psychologically, Vic and Lola are the same, but their commonalities end there. Their environment, their age where they grew up, is so distant from one another, that the only way they could interact is by clashing. That's why Lola clashes with her mother - ironically, or rather coincidentally, being interpreted by the actress who once had played Vic . Lola can't understand that her mother was also a teenager. The other can't see her daughter's problems for what they are. Gone are the boums, now teens are worried about serious problems.

    And it was this disappointment of seeing the once young, zealous Vic clash with her daughter, with whom they have so much to share, the letdown that it was to see some teenagers hiding their real innocence for a fake, almost nonexistent one, that made me partly dislike this movie. It was a film that showed how Azuelos thought teenagers to be, but in its youthful energy lost its charm and became more of a portrait of a generation that seemed dishonest, although it was as accurate as it could be.

    Yes, I know, this is confusing, even antithetic, but I still remain ambivalent over this film. For, its end has some scenes making me feel great joy, it partly stemming from the fact that all the relationship problems, all the family issues were resolved as if by magic.

    Like in "La Boum".

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    • Wissenswertes
      Lisa Azuelos both wrote and directed this film after realizing that movies based on teen life in her home country of France were almost entirely missing. She would often see her daughter go to the theatre to watch either an American teen movie or a horror film.
    • Patzer
      In the beginning of the film, Lola says her nickname is Lol and that everyone calls her that, but throughout the course of the film, nobody calls her Lol --- only Lola.
    • Verbindungen
      References Starsky und Hutch (1975)
    • Soundtracks
      Somewhere Only We Know
      Performed by Keane

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 27. August 2009 (Deutschland)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Frankreich
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    • Sprachen
      • Französisch
      • Englisch
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      • Paris, Frankreich
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      • Pathé
      • Bethsabée Mucho
      • TF1 Films Production
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