Homophobic undertone. A gay guy wakes up and he's straight, not fluid, bi or exploring, but straight. The storyline is from the mid nineties when this was how gay people were presented., gay is cured by having sex with a relatively good looking woman. It's like gay shaming with a straight is great brow beating undertone. And the characters are like watching baby seals being clubbed, why did waste 1 hr and 30 mins. of my watching this, when I could have been watching Miley Cyrus dry hump Robin Thicke on youtube (JK). I need a fricken' drink.

I'll keep it short as possible. The idea of a gay "turn" heterosexual is absurd! A movie where a heterosexual guy discovers himself gay is acceptable, since it is the sexuality already presumed from birth. A gay guy has already gone through the "finding himself" phase, sexuality is not a back-and-forth thing. Now, there are two scenes in this movie that make me disgusted, and both are with the bald "macho". The first one is when he tries to comfort his friend by referring themselves as the "normal guys", saying that that's the way heterosexual guys are. And the second one is on the plane, in which he goes to rescue the main character, so that he does not have a "relapse" when a gay guy flirts with him.

Some very strange reviews here. The lead character, Jeremie, is gay and one of the main characters, Antoine, is also gay. Jeremie's parents both, not only accept him as gay but encourage it. They are totally accepting of the relationship and are extremely fond of their son's husband to be.Apparently this is homophobic? The movie ends with a gay wedding a new male partner for the spurned Antoine. A near gay wedding, an actual gay wedding and a new gay relationship.Homophobic? Really? Slutty Swedish girl? Yeah? She left her previous boyfriend because he had a fling with another girl. So betrayed is she that she goes back home to her parents in Sweden. That's slutty?This was a fun movie in the normal traditions of modern French comedies. There's even a womaniser settling down for heaven's sake.It's full of positive messages.

Call me old-fashioned or traditional but this film is a disaster. What's the point of a supposedly called comedy when it brings you nothing fun but questions about loyalty, trust, and fidelity. After 10 years of engaging in gay sex, a man happened to spend a night with woman and decided to leave his soon to be husband and became straight, of course after sleeping with that woman a couple more times to confirm his sexuality. This to me is annoying and the final part is a huge pain, not funny at all. The director and writer didn't know how to solve the conflict. They just let the cheaters have a happy ending and leave the victim with another guy right away which won't be true in real life for a person with 10 year long relationship. Don't use love as an excuse for this behavior because love needs to be civilized. You should be done with your current relationship before proceed to another one. Overall, I found nothing funny in this film that I can watch with friends and family.