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I was a little skeptical. Never seen a truly good superhero spoof movie...until now!

Every single joke landed for us, laughed through the whole film. A great comedy not just for superfans.

Whoever likes movies like "Spaceballs", "The naked gun" or "Johnny English" will definitely appreciate this one. It is a parody of hero movies with lots of humor, unexpected turns and, of course, intended stupidity. Being acquainted with the Marvel universe will help understand the puns.

All actors stand to their standards, and the plot is funny, fresh, although a bit exaggerated. It is very entertaining, but obviously with no artistic or philosophical claims, which is just fine.

Watch it with lots if friends, popcorn (or similar), and lots of beers.

Yes, it is in French and I had no idea what they were saying, found some subtitles to go with it and that helped, heaps, for me anyway.

This is a rather funny and well done comedy-spoof of some of the super hero movies that have been around lately. I wish that I had seen this earlier. I've only recently start watching non-English movies, with subtitles - I guess there's a few to catch up on.

Surprisingly, Philippe Lacheau, Wrote, directed and starred in this and did a fantastic job, in my opinion, it is rare that combination works. Well done.

If you enjoy a spoof, then you will get your fix without it being too much. I would recommend this.

THis is not a movie for anyone. A combination of knowledge of Marvel movies and French society is necessary, to understand the jokes. But when you do, intelligent entertainment is guaranteed.

If you're in the mood for a fun comedy flick then "Superwho?" might be a great choice. It's got all the necessary elements to make it a parody of the superhero genre (the Spider-Man upside-down kiss scene will stick with you forever), a complete disregard for the establishment (sexual jokes abound), and actually working as a superhero movie at the same time.

It also manages to entertain via its courageous way of approaching topics that are generally frowned upon in modern cinema, and the casting is one of the most likable sets of people I've ever seen. Oh, and Élodie Fontan is hot as hell!

In short, this is a French movie that just works very well, despite the fact that you (and I) don't speak this language. Why not watch the trailer, then? Because it spoils a few of the great jokes that could have hit way harder if I, for one, have not witnessed them prior to seeing it in the cinema.