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6.1/10

8.8K

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A millionaire wants to raise his spoiled children to be better people. To do this, he tricked them and pretended that the family had lost the fortune on which the two brothers and daughters had relied.

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A millionaire wants to help his spoiled children be better people, so he tricks them and pretends that the family lost the fortune on which the entitled young people had relied.A millionaire wants to help his spoiled children be better people, so he tricks them and pretends that the family lost the fortune on which the entitled young people had relied.A millionaire wants to help his spoiled children be better people, so he tricks them and pretends that the family lost the fortune on which the entitled young people had relied.

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IMDb RATING

6.1/10

8.8K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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7mmartic-21937

Entertaining and light

It's over-the-top but light movie about spoiled kids of a self-made man and how he is trying to change things for the better.

It might be interesting to those who have problems with their own spoiled adult kids.

Him having a heart attack is relatable to many with their own problematic brats.

6v-56289

Interesting plot, some funny moments

The plot is interesting. It was fun to watch when the kids had to start working, there could have been much to that though. Some funny moments, but there are better comedy movies.

7indraniaray

A feel good sharp cookie cutter

A fun clean film is such a rarity. Is it cookie-cutter? A 100%. But it is a cute chuckle fest cookie-cutter done so well. Thoroughly enjoyed it. The beats are perfect and it coasts along really well with tons of life lessons tucked in without the narrative sagging anywhere.

7ksf-2

silly but fun

Dad bartek hires people to raid his family estate to force the kids to go find jobs. This sounds like an old black and white u.s. Film from 1930, with robert taylor or william powell, but until i remember it, it IS a remake of Madcaps from 1949. So the kids go get jobs. And they finally all start talking, as a family. For the first time. Dad realizes the communication issues and work ethics problems are not all on the offspring. Lessons to be learned all around. And the kids have some surprises in store for papa as well. Predictable, silly but fun. Directed by nicolas cuche.

5albertval-69560

Nothing Much to Talk About

This is a decent comedy but nothing extraordinary about it. Sure, it sends home a message but this is not delivered with conviction. It's like it comes and it goes. It doesn't really stick in the viewer's mind.

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Trivia
This is movie is a remake of the 1949 Mexican movie "The Great Madcap (El Gran Calavera)", not from "We Are the Nobles", whis is also based on The Great Madcap.

Goofs
Possibly as a reference to the Mexican origin of the script, next to the old house in Marseilles a huge cactus plant is very visible. The Barteks could have eaten quite well of those nopales, which even had prickly pears. The nopal is a very complete food and it is hard to believe that Alexandre Bartek was unaware of this plant.

Quotes
Francis Bartek: I'm responsible for your problems. By all means, carry on, if it suits you. I have broad shoulders. Go ahead. The peritonitis, that was me! Global warming, that's me! Don't even mention world hunger!