Did you spot that nod to Babysitting in Alibi.com 2? Philippe Lacheau has placed a short message for fans of Babysitting 1 and 2…
La bande à Fifi is currently in theaters, with the sequel from Alibi.com. For nearly 10 years at the cinema, Philippe Lacheau has been filming one after the other, and often has fun slipping in winks.
We remember that the first installment of Alibi.com, released in February 2017, included references to action films including Fast & Furious.
Is it the same for Alibi.com 2? Where are the references hiding? We asked the question to the tandem Philippe Lacheau – Elodie Fontan.
If Philippe Lacheau recognizes that there are fewer references to other films in this sequel, he mentions “a little parody of Tarantino before the fight scene“. But above all, the real reference that should not be missed is in connection with a previous film of the band.
As Elodie Fontan told us, “there’s a Babysitting wink on the screen“. And Philippe Lacheau to complete: “Yes, at one point there is a private joke. On a television, there is the news, and at the bottom, we will put little valves, on Babysitting, on films that we have done before.
If you pay attention during this scene, you will be able to read the following message:The child and his babysitter have been found: they were at the Fête des Loges“.
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Alibi.com 2 is a big hit in theaters right now, and just passed the 2 million admissions mark. On this momentum, it should probably beat the score achieved by the first part: 3.6 million admissions.
Alibi.com’s pitch 2: After closing his Alibi.com agency and promising Flo that he would never lie to her again, Greg’s new life has become quiet, too quiet… Not for long! When he decides to propose to Flo in marriage, Greg is up against the wall and must resolve to present his family.
But between her crook father and her ex-charm movie actress mother, it is very likely to ruin her future union. He therefore has no choice but to reopen his agency with his former accomplices for an ultimate Alibi and to find more presentable false parents…
The film is currently in theaters.