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The rating is exactly what this movie is, slightly fun but generic comedy, that feels flat at times, but is also a mixed of emotions in terms of all it's ingredients.

The Honeymoon is surprisingly crashed from the get go with the supposed wife running off with another man. The whole movie is about him trying to move on, feeling ashamed and pitifull for most of the film, and it really connects with the feelings and the situation that he himself has been Put-in.

The Movie is fine, the Comedy is decent, the romance is under-developed but works well with the other women, and the story is slightly relatable. However, the Movie is average and no more-no less. It's nothing particularly special, however it'll keep you entertained.

I rate this a 5 Because the feelings and emotions are great throughout, however the story is nothing spectacular.

A feel-good Sunday evening movie. Lucas gets left at the altar and lands up going on his honeymoon with his mum. They pretend to be a married couple so they can get the honeymoon villa. I thought it was going to be a romantic comedy, where Lucas meets a girl in Mauritius, but it turned out to be a beautiful mother and son flick. Yes, there are some silly moments that are worthy of an Adam Sandler movie, but the story is sincere, the setting is beautiful, the acting is lovely, and you end up with a smile on your face. Enjoy the film for what it is, do not expect too much. Sunday evenings are depressing, and this was the perfect watch before the start of a new week.

Honestly, considering this is a recent netflix production with a rather unknown cast, I was pleasantly surprised. Especially because the movie gets better once you get through the beginning in the church and the "honeymoon" begins. There are some lightweight yet important principles that the viewer can take into the personal life. The dialogues are okay, at least not vulgar like other recent Netflix productions that include well-known actors like Reese Witherspoon and that frankly led to a movie much worse than this one. This movie here comes with nice scenery, few twists in the story and with a few giggles here and there. If you dont expect much more than that then you should give this one a chance. I'm glad that I did after other recent big name disappointments.

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.