Stuck Together (2021)

The plot of the movie is relatable for everyone and I liked how they showed nearly every sort of person in the Corona Lockdown: Too much worried/frightened, too little worried, annoyed by the others, worried about jobs and businesses and more.

Nevertheless the plot is predictable, the jokes don't fit always and the biggest thing to criticize: It is WAY to long with about 2 hours runtime. 80-90 minutes would have been much better. Unfortunately it gets boring very soon because of the predictable plot and the long runtime.

Fmovies: Had to happen

making fun of 2020

wearing a diving mask to take the dog for a walk etc etc

bulkrapp contradictory info coming through the airwaves and the TV and then through chinese whispers being passed around by folks with more fear than sense

this had to be made

just a matter of time.

Boon is the right guy for this in France he has many other comedies in which he is a hypocondriac, The Universe gave him that story to hone his Art

And he hones it big here

Other actors in this are quality too

It is tragicomedy at its best

Enjoi it like you did not njoi last year .....

I'm happy that so many people are so eager to remind the times of the lockdown as if we would be in a normal situation now. More I get older and more I find that a lot of people are totally stupid.

I don't care this movie and my score doesn't want to represent my opinion about this movie, but about the idea of showing something that it's not remembering something that happened long time ago, like the WWI or WWII or other, that hopefully won't happen again (I'm not anymore sure about though), but something that is still afflicting our society and we can't know what will happen next and how many people will go to die before writing the word end (it's not a movie). A comedy? A horror movie, dear idiotic people and joking on that it's not nice at all!

Stuck Together fmovies. This is surprisingly a funny film even if the setting maybe morbid or depressing, to say the least. The lockdowns all over the world conjure tragedy and suffering on a massive scale. But here comes a tiny film that gives us a glimmer of hope. To think that this was released in October 2021 when the Delta variant, highly transmissible and virulent as it is causing deaths and making life miserable for the rest of us.

Yvan Attal as Prof. Gabriel is truly funny. Yet what he's trying to achieve is very serious. Tony Boghassian who misses his wife; Martin, the hypochondriac; his lawyer wife; Diego, the porter; Agatha, the would-be composer, even Louise, the cafe owner, are funny and adorable in their own way.

It's also heartwarming, reminding us that even in such a situation where physical distancing is required, these neighbors (who don't really know much about each other) manage to become neighborly and learn to care for each other in the end.

Finally, a trivial question: does rue de l'humanite really exist in Paris? I Goggle-searched it but I couldn't find it. If it does, then it's a fitting locale for this story.

This was real joy and fun to watch from beg till end. All the characters were funny. Everything was good, from Plot, dialogue to performance. The French always been good in making comedy, good to see they haven't lost their touch.

Exceptional actors and comedians, beautiful deserted Parisian streets and an adorable Spanish migrant mechanic/janitor make this film a very funny and moving "French-as" drama-comedy (and for once a character gets "real" sutures on the chin instead of those Hollywood butterfly stitches).