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L'Amour extra large

Titre original : Shallow Hal
  • 2001
  • Tous publics
  • 1h 54min
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6,0/10
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Gwyneth Paltrow and Jack Black in L'Amour extra large (2001)
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ComédieDrameFantaisieRomanceComédie romantiqueComédie très conceptuelle

Un homme superficiel qui ne se soucie que du physique des femmes avec qui il sort trouve l'amour après avoir été hypnotisé pour réaliser que la beauté existe en toutes tailles.Un homme superficiel qui ne se soucie que du physique des femmes avec qui il sort trouve l'amour après avoir été hypnotisé pour réaliser que la beauté existe en toutes tailles.Un homme superficiel qui ne se soucie que du physique des femmes avec qui il sort trouve l'amour après avoir été hypnotisé pour réaliser que la beauté existe en toutes tailles.

  • Réalisation
    • Bobby Farrelly
    • Peter Farrelly
  • Scénario
    • Sean Moynihan
    • Peter Farrelly
    • Bobby Farrelly
  • Casting principal
    • Jack Black
    • Gwyneth Paltrow
    • Jason Alexander
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,0/10
    151 k
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    POPULARITÉ
    2 854
    486
    • Réalisation
      • Bobby Farrelly
      • Peter Farrelly
    • Scénario
      • Sean Moynihan
      • Peter Farrelly
      • Bobby Farrelly
    • Casting principal
      • Jack Black
      • Gwyneth Paltrow
      • Jason Alexander
    • 478avis d'utilisateurs
    • 82avis des critiques
    • 48Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 3 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux99+

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    Jack Black
    Jack Black
    • Hal
    Gwyneth Paltrow
    Gwyneth Paltrow
    • Rosemary
    Jason Alexander
    Jason Alexander
    • Mauricio
    Joe Viterelli
    Joe Viterelli
    • Steve Shanahan
    Rene Kirby
    • Walt
    Bruce McGill
    Bruce McGill
    • Reverend Larson
    Anthony Robbins
    Anthony Robbins
    • Tony Robbins
    Susan Ward
    Susan Ward
    • Jill
    Zen Gesner
    Zen Gesner
    • Ralph
    Brooke Burns
    Brooke Burns
    • Katrina
    Rob Moran
    • Second Tiffany
    Joshua 'Li'iBoy' Shintani
    • Li'iBoy
    Kyle Gass
    Kyle Gass
    • Artie
    Laura Kightlinger
    Laura Kightlinger
    • Jen
    Nan Martin
    Nan Martin
    • Nurse Tanya Peeler
    Sasha Joseph Neulinger
    Sasha Joseph Neulinger
    • Young Hal
    John Eliot Jordan
    John Eliot Jordan
    • Fuel Pizza Waiter
    • (as John E. Jordan)
    Jill Christine Fitzgerald
    • Mrs. Shanahan
    • Réalisation
      • Bobby Farrelly
      • Peter Farrelly
    • Scénario
      • Sean Moynihan
      • Peter Farrelly
      • Bobby Farrelly
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    Avis des utilisateurs478

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    7triple8

    Cute little pic-not great but good.

    Paltrow's pretty good here, I enjoyed this movie a lot. Not great but certainly good, carries a nice message and it's a good premise.

    However, a lot of people did get offended by this. The movie kind of does that to itself-though the theme here is "everybodys' beautiful" etc etc and meant to look at how much women are judged by their looks, the movie wasn't as bold as it could have been. If it REALLY wanted to take hold of this issue there would have been more of the "heavy paltrow" not just a few quick shots. Shows the thin paltrow a lot more and it shouldn't. Does anyone get the feeling the movie was almost afraid of it's own subject matter? That's what takes the "oomph" out of the movie and makes it a sweet little picture rather then an outstanding film. Still, it's OK-I know many people, both heavy and thin who saw this, most were not offended by the picture but had the movie aimed for serious movie making instead of predictable Hollywood fare(the former would have been more appropriate for the subject matter at hand) the movie would have been a lot better.
    cmqp

    Missing the point

    It's easy to laugh at this film, because the jokes are so broad, but it's equally easy to be offended. The issue I have with the movie is that, in the course of making the point that we should see the inner-beauty in fat people, the Farrellys are implying that by being overweight you are universally ugly. In fact, in the world of Shallow Hal, if you are fat, you are a well-meaning mammoth who couldn't possibly be fancied unless under hypnosis or after an epiphany.

    The movie also seems to suggest that the friends of fat people are ugly, and that uglies keep each other's company because no one else will want to associate with them, which is another reinforcement of social divisions. All of Rosemary's (Paltrow) friends are, as we see at the end, equally fat or gross or otherwise physically undesirable. Most disturbingly, the Farrellys undermine the inner-beauty point they've spent $40 million trying to make through Hal, because Hal's friends betray the judgmental reality. When his buddies see Rosemary for what she is, i.e. grossly fat, they are universally horrified in a "what are you doing with her?" way, which carries a more powerful punch than any of the tepid attempts to suggest she's beautiful because of her personality (moulded, we are told, by years of personal abuse because of her size).

    The overall message is correct - inner beauty is ultimately what counts, because a sparkling character will outlast youthful good looks by decades. But the Farrelly's have approached the subject in a way that actually insults, rather than genuinely educates. It's not going to uplift anyone who's overweight, it'll just depress them. The majority of the film perpetuates the idea that being fat or ugly makes you a pariah or the object of sympathy or vulgar fascination.

    There are some sweet moments, and a few laughs, so the movie's not a wholly worthless experience. But in the process of making its (valid) point it reinforces, rather than rejects, stereotypes.
    8mattymatt4ever

    One of the sweetest movies I've ever seen!

    No contest, I will say this marks the best of the Farrelly Brothers. Not because this film is laugh-out-loud funny--it's funny, but not hilarious--but because it has a great heart and delivers a beautiful message without any corny Hollywood pretentions. Sure, the premise is funny--a shallow guy gets virtually hypnotized into thinking all the unattractive women he sees are foxes and ends up going out with a 500-pound woman who he also thinks is a fox. It's a great premise, but the Farrellys don't fixate on that premise alone, preventing it from turning it into a lame, one-joke slapstick comedy. This is a comedy with heart--a rare finding. In between laughs, you really get wrapped up in the characters and storyline. The gags flow quite naturally, without the Farrellys forcing any humor onto the screen. If a comic opportunity comes along, they take advantage, but there's no random acts of slapstick.

    I am pleasantly surprised with Jack Black, who has proved in this movie that he doesn't only have what it takes as a comic actor, but also as a serious actor and a romantic lead. I've always enjoyed seeing him on screen, but he usually plays the same wound-up, hyperkinetic characters. Basically, he's funny, but you still know you're watching Jack Black on screen. This time he exercises his ability as a method actor, he succeeds well. Gwyneth Paltrow is adorable and sweet, capturing the audience's sympathy with her winning smile. Joe Viterelli is amusing as her overweight Irish father, and actually pulls off a fairly convincing Irish accent. The sizzling hot Brooke Burns makes a few appearances. And Jason Alexander is always a joy to watch.

    I think "Shallow Hal" does the best job at conveying the message that beauty is on the inside. It has been conveyed before in films like "The Nutty Professor," but I feel this film conveyed it best. This could've easily been a 105-minute fat joke, but it doesn't travel that route. There are no crude or mean-spirited gags. Could it be that the Farrelly Brothers matured? Even of the films of theirs that I liked (ex.: "Dumb and Dumber," "There's Something About Mary") are a little uneven and contain a few gags that are just plain cruel. Like in "Mary," Cameron Diaz's brother is mentally ill and the butt of a few jokes. Here, we have a character that walks on both his arms and legs, but he's portrayed as a normal character, and not as a gimmick for some cheap laughs. There are moments that really tugged at my heartstrings. The "burn victim" scene brought quite a few tears to my eyes. The story is solid, with no boring lulls. And the soundtrack is pretty good--I have criticized the Farrellys in the past for using crappy music in their sountracks.

    If you're looking for a good romantic/date movie with some good laughs and a good message, "Shallow Hal" will be an absolute delight.

    My score: 8 (out of 10)
    9sethmlanders

    Not even close to being as bad as you are led to believe!

    From the posters and trailers, you'd expect the Farrelly Brothers to be crude and offensive with this kind of material but it really isn't. It has a much deeper message than it appears. It knows when to be funny and knows when to be serious. Why so many people disliked it and why critics panned it is totally beyond me!

    The movie is about a man named Hal, played by Jack Black, who judges women based on their looks. He keeps failing at it and his attractive neighbor, Jill, even turns him down after he begs her to go out with him. The next day at his job, he's bummed that he didn't get that big promotion and happens to bump into Tony Robbins in the elevator while leaving his work. They get stuck in the elevator and Hal explains him his love life. Robbins then puts a spell on him to see the inner beauty in women so that he can judge a woman based on her personality. Suddenly, things starts to change for Hal. His best friend Mauricio (played by Jason Alexander) notices Hal's fresh new standards with his taste in women and doesn't like it one bit. Hal then begins dating a woman who is overweight named Rosemary, played by Gwyneth Paltrow. He sees her as a beautiful, petite woman and they hit it off. Mauricio, who is much more picky with women and more shallow than Hal, can't believe it.

    That's the plot for you and I won't spoil anything, but let's just say that the story is predictable and the characters are memorable. I can't give the cast enough credit for doing such a wonderful job and it's interesting to see Jack Black like you've never seen him before, departing from his usual slacker/stoner role that he's given. Shallow Hal is a movie with a lot of brains and heart to it, as well as a great date movie. There's more to this movie than it appears, so watch it before you say negative things about it and you may be surprised!
    Jhetto

    Hal: Shallow or Spiteful

    "Shallow Hal" should be a harmless little morality play on finding inner beauty. It is, instead, a mean spirited film that seems to confirm all the things it preaches against.

    Fat jokes and stereotypes abound; and may even have been funny if not so utterly far fetched. In one particularly stupid segment, the fat girl is so heavy she breaks her seat at a restaurant. Dumb, unkind and unlikely. Thirty minutes later: fat girl breaks another chair at a different restaurant.

    How is Hal supposed to get beyond the unattractive fat? The fat girl herself thinks she's unattractive. Her father also says she's unattractive. At least Hal is shallow. What's Dad's excuse?

    Fat people also have no manners. When offered a slice of cake, Rosemary breaks off one-third, grabs it in her bare hand, and walks off through her Dad's office. Do the Farrelly's really think this is how obese people behave? This may fly in "Dumb and Dumber", but Paltrow's character is far from dumb, she is after all educated and affluent.

    To show us none of us is above being petty and judgmental, the Farrelly's use a character with crippled, withered legs which drag behind him as he walks, doubled over on his hands. The device is particularily jarring. This characters big joke comes when during a road trip fuel stop when Hal asks why he's donning rubber gloves. "Have you ever walked across a gas station restroom on with your bare hands," he replies. Makes me long for the sophistication of "American Pie."

    "Shallow Hal" has it's moments of brilliance, offering a look at the world from some radically different perspectives. But those moments are too few. Sitting through this movie left me with the same feeling I get when I hear a racist joke or see someone ridiculed.

    Perhaps the working title was "Hateful Hal." I can't understand why people get so uptight about sex and nudity, when something obscene as this little flick slip under the radar.

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    • Anecdotes
      Ironically, Jack Black had to lose weight for the role of Hal.
    • Gaffes
      When Rosemary cuts the cake the cake is a two layer cake with vanilla on top and chocolate on the bottom. The next shot it is two layers of chocolate. The final shot of the cake the chocolate layer has switched positions. The knife is in a different position in each shot. The size of the slice taken out also gets smaller in each shot.
    • Citations

      [after Rosemary's weight crushed a chair]

      Hal: Jesus Christ! What the hell's wrong with this chair? What's this shit made out of, anyway?

      Restaurant Manager: Uhh... Steel.

    • Crédits fous
      During the credits, pictures of the crew are shown as their names appear. We also see scenes of a deleted horseback sequence.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Edge of Stardom (2001)
    • Bandes originales
      Members Only
      Written and Performed by Sheryl Crow

      Courtesy of A&M Records

      Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

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    • Date de sortie
      • 6 mars 2002 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
      • Allemagne
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Amor ciego
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Charlotte, Caroline du Nord, États-Unis
    • Sociétés de production
      • Twentieth Century Fox
      • Conundrum Entertainment
      • Shallow Hal Filmproduktion GmbH & Co. KG
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    • Budget
      • 40 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 70 839 203 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 22 518 295 $US
      • 11 nov. 2001
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 141 069 860 $US
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    • Durée
      • 1h 54min(114 min)
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    • Mixage
      • DTS
      • Dolby Digital
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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