Thanos Karagioras "Serial (Bad) Weddings" is a comedy movie in which we watch a Catholic French couple who have four daughters and three of those got married to men of different religion and origin. They are also a well-off, well-educated and well-thought couple but when they see their life going upside down because of their sons-in-law cannot handle it. So, their hopes lay on their last fourth daughter who tells them that she is going to marry a Catholic man and makes them very happy but this is the half truth and not all of it. I liked this movie very much because I believe it was simply hilarious. It has an interesting plot with some twists that will keep you alert but the most important advantage of this movie are the interpretations of the cast in combination with a very good direction. In addition to this, it has to be mentioned that the direction which was made by Philippe de Chauveron is simply amazing and with a very clever way of presenting many important and serious issues. I also liked very much the interpretations of the three sons-in-law (Frédéric Chau, Ary Abittan, and Medi Sadoun) who have a very good connection and the result is very funny. Other interpretations that have to be mentioned are Christian Clavier's who played the father of the girls (Claude Verneuil) and Chantal Lauby who played the mother of the girls (Marie Verneuil). The differences between the characters of the girls are something that in combination with the differences of the sons-in-law makes the movie more interesting and I believe that you are going to enjoy it very much since it's something very different and new.Lastly, I have to say that "Serial (Bad) Weddings" is a very good, interesting and funny movie. I believe that you aren't going to waste your time watching it. I strongly recommend for everyone to see it because I am sure that you are going to have a great time watching it since it's very interesting, with a well-written plot and a funny plot.

santiagocosme I love french cinema! Whether it is a comedy or a drama, an action film or a documentary, French cinema always does it for me. Being of French origin probably helps, so I hope my views on this movie are not too biased.I laughed all along. It's all I can say! I enjoyed every minute of our protagonists (a traditional French couple) trying to cope with their 4 daughters marrying men of non- French origins: an African, an Arabic, a Jew, and a Chinese. As a negative note, I would say some of the actors are a little weak and/or the scenes are a little forced, but you'll forget it quickly enough when you are caught bursting into laughter over and over again. I could not recommend it highly enough. You will laugh, surely. If you don't, I'll give you your money back.

palavitsinis Well, this movie is as most French movies for me! High quality and really fun to watch! With a sense of humor that transcends national borders and languages, this was a truly fun-to-watch movie. The fathers of the bride and groom were two amazing roles, getting so many laughs! I enjoyed also the sons in law with all the rivalry and of course the end that was much expected but was still satisfying. I would like to see less "nation-specific" jokes that only French can actually get, but other than that this is a movie that you will enjoy. Its quite lengthy but it's not slacking at any point, so time will fly. I would say that this is a nice movie to relax with after a tiring day, and go to bed lightheaded and filled with a pleasant feeling all in all.

dax-jim This is not so much a review as a warning to others.I hardly ever write comments about films I have seen, but I feel compelled to tell of this monstrosity of a "film". Trite, boring, badly-acted, infantile, embarrassing, patronising and worst of all unfunny...these are a few relevant adjectives I would use to describe it. Don't be fooled by the score on IMDb (there must be a lot of people with an under-developed sense of humour), this must be in my top ten worst film of all time. I usually find something positive in any film I watch no matter how bad, but I found it impossible to be anything other than scathing with this one. Steer clear, you have been warned! ;-) Ps. The most amusing thing for me was the title which in Spanish is "dios mio, pero que te hemos hecho!" which translates as "My god what have we done to you!" . I thought that was particularly apt given my experience.