Invasão de lua de mel

This movie seems like an original story to me. A lot of laughs, great location and excellent casting. It was filmed in one of the most beautiful locations in Mauritius, east Africa which seems like a perfect place to visit after watching this movie. It would be more perfect if the stunningly sexy Margot Bancilhon was living there & greated everyone on arrival(Camber of Commerce take note). This was a really fun movie to watch and it was just released on Netflix and is well worth watching. Great character development as well. We will be recommending it to everyone we know. Good for teenagers and above.

Honeymoon crashes was an easy watch.

Surprisingly I enjoyed this one. It was just a fun and relaxing movie to watch.

Loved the mother/son relationship. It tackled issues in a funny way.

The views of Mauritius were absolutely stunning. Never thought of Mauritius as a honeymoon destination but now It's definitely on my to visit/honeymoon list.

Loved the fun colorful and tropical vibes. The actress who played the mother was absolutely stunning. Loved all the outfits she wore in the movie.

All the other actors did a wonderful job as well.

I would definitely recommend this movie. 🎥 didnt want it to end.

With rossy de palma in the cast, i thought for sure this was going to be an almodovar film! It's a silly "dra-medy" but nowhere near as clever as an almodovar film. When his bride walks out, lucas goes on the honeymoon anyway. With someone else. And that's our premise. Because they aren't really husband and wife, but they are in the honeymoon suite, there's misunderstanding after misunderstanding. Like one long episode of three's company. Will they ever straighten everything out? It's okay. Some light humor here and there, but pretty serious for the most part. You may recognize michèle laroque as lily... she was in the closet, back in 2001. It's not bad. Showing on the netflix! Directed by nicolas cuche. Has won some film fest awards.

It's heavy, cringe, pipi caca, overall hard to watch.

We have great French comedies, but this is not it.

I feel like I'm watching one of those cringe American comedies with Will Ferrell, maybe even worse.

Michèle Laroque and Kad Merad have been in great subtle French humor comedy, but I don't know why they agreed to this story.

If you want some great French comedies, try Les Bronzés, Les Ch'tis, Le plus beau métier du monde, La cité de la peur, Camping. Mais qui a tué Pamela Rose ?

At least we get to see beautiful landscapes. But maybe it teaches you a lesson: if you want love to last, you gotta work for it.

The movie starts with an unpredictable moment, which initially piqued my curiosity. However, the beginning felt a bit slow and somewhat dull, making it hard to stay engaged. Fortunately, the middle of the story picked up, bringing more excitement and making the film enjoyable.

Despite its strengths, I noticed some plot holes. For example, when Maya mentioned that Peter cheats on tourists with his boat, the movie never provided any further explanation, leaving that detail unresolved.

One of my favorite moments was near the end when Lucas began to understand his mother better. His heartfelt confession to her was deeply touching, making it one of the most emotional and memorable scenes in the film.