Directed by:
Nicolas CucheCinematography:
Tristan TortuyauxCast:
Camille Lou, Gérard Jugnot, Victor Artus Solaro, Tom Leeb, François Morel, Louka Meliava, Eléa Clair, Franck Adrien, Colette Kraffe, Jean Baptiste Sagory (more)Plots(1)
Three spoiled siblings are forced to earn their livings after their wealthy and well-meaning father pretends he's lost everything to teach them a lesson. (Netflix)
Reviews (3)
Gérard Jugnot is pretty much a staple of modern, feel-good French comedies. If he's in it, you're usually in for a decent time, and Spoiled Brats is no exception. The story is a bit worn out, but it's still an enjoyable watch, even if it doesn’t deliver any particularly hilarious or original moments.
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More of a fun movie than a gag-filled ride, but I enjoyed it. It's got a decent and novel plot about three spoiled siblings who are enjoying their dream life. Their father is about to teach them a lesson and hatches a plan to make them lose all their money so that they can take on the roles of ordinary people. The characters are likeable and some scenes are very cool (the priest and the unemployment office!), it has a fine moral lesson and oozes feel-good atmosphere throughout. Not a big hit, but perfect for a boring evening. 7/10.
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A rich father and three spoiled adult children whom he wants to teach a lesson by making them work and faking bankruptcy. A fun idea and occasionally a few solid jokes, but unfortunately it's not enough and the film fails to turn its chance into a convincing success. In fact, it rapidly stops being interesting in the second half and only just makes it to the finale. It's not a tragedy, but you can skip it and you won't miss anything.
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