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The result is engaging and frequently hilarious but leaves a slight suspicion that the [directors'] move towards the mainstream has blunted some of the spiky irreverence of their previous work.
There aren't as many belly laughs as in the director's Louise-Michel but Depardieu brings a touching vulnerability to Serge.
This take on the pitfalls of retirement is toothless drivel.
A funny, sad and weird road movie starring Gérard Depardieu in a pungent role.
Depardieu may always be worth a look, but this film is not.
A comedy drama that begins well before taking an unwelcome detour into the surreal.
There's something a little lazy and overly familiar about this.
Intermittently very funny.
The film is a raucously anti-narcissistic triumph for its star, who shows that there's still a magnificent cheval de guerre lying dormant inside the ragged old pantomime horse.
Told with a dry wit Mammuth benefits enormously from the star presence of a long-haired, loutish Depardieu who looks like Hagrid from Harry Potter but convinces that there is a gentler soul buried beneath years of regrets and disappointments.
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