Che gran classe!

Who cares folks unless you just want to display your erudition for everyone to admire. My folks started taking the family to foreign language films in the 1950's and I don't recall one time anybody complaining about the dubbing running the movie. It's just a method of communicating. Darn, I'm from Tejas and I don't complain about dubbing so why should anyone? BTW the movie was great. Laughed all the way through it. French actors are very expressive so it makes no difference to me if they speak French, Swahili or I have to read the scrolling dialog at the bottom. I learned how to do that in high school.

A waste of a movie and a completely useless movie. Did the Actors even get paid?

Or what, or where, and what did they make of themselves. Something along those lines always plays out at class reunions. In this case you get quite a lot of cliches thrown into the mix and while the viewer is or at least should be well ahead of the characters involved, they still struggle to make decisions. The soundtrack to this is impecable though.

If you like party tracks that is, or music in general I reckon. Having said that, since this is a comedy some will rate this higher and some will not find it funny at all. This is not a masterpiece, but it is a nice pastime movie, if you are into those things (the genre that is) ...

The English voice actors just do not do this film justice. It turns an amazingly funny and, at times, surprisingly deep movie into another C level Hollywood cash grab.

I highly encourage that this be watched in French with English subtitles.

Eager to flaunt their achievements in front of old tyrants and adolescent crushes, two best friends spend a wild night at their middle school gathering. The actors were very expressive a light comedy movie with an unexpected twist in the end. The movie was okay, laughed all the way through it. However a lot could've been improved throughout the storyline to make the plot more engaging