Philippe and Driss don't take life seriously - why should you?

Rating: 9/10 (27 January 2016)

Before writing my review, I read through reviews by critics. Let me deal with the bleeding-heart liberals first. They fault the film for everything from racism to "too light a treatment" of the "wider implications". Sheez--chill out. Here's a joke for you...
Q: What's a critic who gave this movie a bad review? A: A critic who is too sanctimonious to simply write, "Very enjoyable film".
I've watched the movie twice now, once with my wife before I started to write user reviews on IMDb and two days ago with my younger son, during which I didn't log critiques or interesting quotes as I would while watching a movie by myself.
Very enjoyable film !!!
Only two minor criticisms:
* Lame title (no pun intended). "Intouchables" is too close to "Untouchables". Somebody really could have devised a better title.
* When I first watched the movie, I didn't empathize with Driss' departure to look after his "brother", Adama. This portion of the film needs sharper lines through more specific events and dialog.