What is the worst film of Franck Dubosc’s career? On the occasion of the theatrical release of Joyeux Noël, focus on its lowest rated feature film according to AlloCiné spectators.
Franck Dubosc, who recently celebrated his 60th birthday, is currently starring in Joyeux Noël, a feel-good comedy for the end of year holidays. To mark the release of the film, we deciphered the filmography of the famous comedian to find his worst film according to the AlloCiné spectator ratings.
To find your worst film, you don’t have to go far back! With a score of 1.1 out of 5, All Inclusive (2019) wins the prize for worst feature film directed by Franck Dubosc. However, he is not the only one to have obtained this catastrophic score. Cinéman, released in October 2009, received the same rating of 1.1 out of 5!
Directed by Fabien Onteniente, All Inclusive presents Bruno (Franck Dubosc). Stopped by his fiancée at the airport, he flies off alone for a week to an All Inclusive vacation club in the Caribbean. Bad news never comes alone, he will have to share his room with Jean-Paul Cisse, a very intrusive eternal bachelor.
With Lulu, a very open retiree and widow, Caroline, Manon and Sonia, three friends who have come to bury the first’s divorce and Edouard Laurent, the director of the Princess Caribbean Club, the two vacationers are not ready to forget their stay under the sun coconut trees.
All Inclusive heartbreaking and sluggish?
Folyr is not kind to comedy: “How can the producers accept such a poor script? The dialogues are pathetic, the gags are rubbish, it’s subparCamping, vulgar, never funny. But what Thierry Lhermitte And Josiane Balasko came to get into this mess? Fabien Onteniente at his worst. And if we tell ourselves that the best is already heartbreaking…”
Lokdu B is also appalled by the poor quality of the film: “What can we say about this All Inclusive other than that it is really very bad. Everything is thrown away: the scenario is distressing, the gags are pitiful, the story drags on… For me, Dubosc is finished! The redneck antics he’s been doing on screen for years don’t make anyone laugh anymore. The guy of the year to absolutely avoid.”
“This film is sluggish, the gags are phoned in, the characters are pitiful! We’re happy when it stops, especially when we see Kev Adams arrive, one of the worst there is and who announces the horror of a second opus. .. Hopefully not! To be avoided! It’s hard to laugh even if you try very hard, you have trouble, you can’t do it”insists MarieShani.
Big turnip cinematographer?
Concerning Cinéman, directed by Yann Moix, spectators are also distressed: “During my incessant exploration of this vast world that is cinema, I had never encountered a film which is so much the perfect and implacable definition of the word failure. I try to convince myself not to see Cinéman as a attack on the cinema, but the more hours pass, the more difficult it becomes”, asserts Dex and the cinema.
“The first two words that come to mind are: big turnip”, balances Sang-Coeur, who lives up to his pseudonym with an apt play on words. Shmifmuf adds another layer: “The actors are bad as pigs, especially Franck Dubosc. The script is stupid and the direction is in tune with the whole. And the icing on the cake: Yann Moix dares to say that he pays homage to the 7th art with this enormous rubbish .”
Franck Dubosc is currently starring in Merry Christmas with Emmanuelle Devos.