Directed by:
Maxime GovareCinematography:
Gilles HenryComposer:
Mathieu LamboleyCast:
Vincent Elbaz, Laurence Arné, Grégory Fitoussi, Bernard Le Coq, Vanessa Demouy, Michel Leeb, Jean-François Cayrey, Herrade Von Meier, Andy Raconte (more)Videos (11)
Reviews (3)
A decent comedy, but rather tame for the French in terms of humour. The protagonist is your typical slacker who decides to set up a daycare to impress his angry ex-girlfriend. The funny thing is that they still live together and there's also a new boyfriend who never takes his suit off. There are a few good jokes, but it's more of a feel-good, there are no fits of laughter. I was expecting a little more. 65%
()
Daddy Day Care French style. The protagonist decides to start a kindergarten in his ex-girlfriend's apartment from one day to the next, not to mention the fact that he acts like a little kid himself. On the one hand, it's a fairly predictable comedy, but on the other it offers some very funny scenes. In a month's time, you probably won't remember much about it, but it entertained and ran nicely in the cinema. If by some accident I ever became a father, my upbringing would probably look pretty similar.
()
This comedy had two basic drawbacks: it was French, and had children in it. Far too many children. Apart from them, the film featured a man-child, an insufferable cow with "clear" life priorities, and a French attempt at Darcy from the Bridget Jones Diary. I even laughed a few times, but the humor revolved around defecation most of the time, so I didn’t find the film all that amusing.
()
Gallery (35)
Photo © Universal Pictures International France
![Daddy Cool - Photos](http://image.pmgstatic.com/cache/resized/w663/files/images/film/photos/162/174/162174667_c95767.jpg)
Ads