Haters

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Internet humor star Thomas the Lama gets out of hand in a video. He becomes the target of all haters and his life falls apart. To win back his girlfriend and his audience, he decides to go m... Read allInternet humor star Thomas the Lama gets out of hand in a video. He becomes the target of all haters and his life falls apart. To win back his girlfriend and his audience, he decides to go meet his 10 biggest detractors to see if they can say, face to face, what they write on his... Read allInternet humor star Thomas the Lama gets out of hand in a video. He becomes the target of all haters and his life falls apart. To win back his girlfriend and his audience, he decides to go meet his 10 biggest detractors to see if they can say, face to face, what they write on his page - Each meeting promises to be epic.

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1afura-78800

Very boring

Not sure if it is just me, but there are lot of bad lifeless movies coming out the last years. I stopped the movie after 30 minutes of watching. I don't know it was just too boring, I couldn't bring myself to watch it to the end.

You must be lucky to find a good French movie, don't get me wrong I like sometimes watching French comedy movies, but they are so many bad French movies out there. If you wanna be sure to watch a good french speaking movie then I would make sure that Benoît Poelvoorde, Dany Boon or Kad Mead is in it.

2Kvenerman

Not worth being called a film

French teenagers' idol Kev Adams stars as a Youtube influencer who tries to confront his top 10 online haters. This storyline merely serves as a pretext for a tiresome series of 10 lurid and unfunny sketches, in which all of France's movie & TV comedians (Franck Dubosc, Elie Semoun, Fred Testot, Philippe Lacheau... as well as JCVD himself!) compete for the most preposterous cameo ever. There is definitely a blatant lack of professionalism in all aspects of this enterprise: sloppy writing, awful video cinematography, flat editing, over-the-top or fake acting (starting with Kev Adams')... The original idea (an exploration of internet trolls' motivations for being so hateful) had some potential and might have given rise to an interesting satire of our times, but director Stéphane Marelli and writer Romuald Boulanger never even start thinking about really exploiting. A total disaster that absolutely nothing can redeem.