The first "Les Boys" was a funny movie with great actors, but a bit predictable and kinda clichéd plot in the end. Overall, an okay movie, still better than the third one, but definitely not as good as "Les Boys II"!
Now, "Les Boys" reloads for a second installment and it's for the best! Following the death of one of their teammates, the Boys go in France for a hockey championship. But instead of success and fame, they'll find mostly... trouble. Honestly, this is the best movie of the trilogy. The interaction between the Boys and the french people are absolutely hilarious and the casting is at his best. Almost every character from the first movie are back plus a new recruit, Sylvain (Martin Petit), and some great french protagonists such as the hysteric coach of the french team, Laurent (Daniel Russo).
With a fun plot, excellent jokes and memorable on-liners, "Les Boys II" is a must-see. Congrulations, Mr. Saïa!
4.8/5 (A+)
Now, "Les Boys" reloads for a second installment and it's for the best! Following the death of one of their teammates, the Boys go in France for a hockey championship. But instead of success and fame, they'll find mostly... trouble. Honestly, this is the best movie of the trilogy. The interaction between the Boys and the french people are absolutely hilarious and the casting is at his best. Almost every character from the first movie are back plus a new recruit, Sylvain (Martin Petit), and some great french protagonists such as the hysteric coach of the french team, Laurent (Daniel Russo).
With a fun plot, excellent jokes and memorable on-liners, "Les Boys II" is a must-see. Congrulations, Mr. Saïa!
4.8/5 (A+)