Fantastic, Emotional, and Humorous

Rating: 10/10 (8 August 2014)

Watching movies with subtitles have never scared me, as several international movies have been a great inspiration to my life (Bon Voyage and Downfall to name a couple). Francois Cluzet is a very believable quadriplegic who is suffering spiritually and emotionally because of the death of his wife and the shame that is associated being paralyzed, while Omar Sy is also the believable "welfare"-needy man that tries to also care for his several siblings.
The one main reason I loved this movie was because of it's classy and genuine humor. Everything was real in this film and it was so easy to relate the themes expressed within it in my own life. There isn't a minute or two that passes by without genuine chuckles or laughter (and a good hearty laugh at that). You learn to love people for who they are, to see the good someone can bring to the world, and to live life always looking forward in the future.