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Worst film ever?
12/12/2010 1:48:30 AM


I’ve just seen Mammuth, which is part of the French film festival of Hong Kong. I found it terrible. This is a comedy/drama from 2010 starring Gerard Depardieu, Isabelle Adjani, and Yolande Moreau. I find it hard to believe that such famous, good actors could act in such an average movie! Serge Pilardosse (Depardieu) has just turned 60 and is retiring from his butcher job, but in order to get his full pension, he must chase some old pay slips. He goes on a journey to find his former employers, encounters his niece in the process, finds a new meaning in life and comes back to his wife (Moreau). During the process he comes to terms with the death of a former lover (Adjani) who died when they had a motorbike accident. The premise is interesting, but the movie does not live up to expectations. Moreau does a wonderful job, and I suppose Depardieu does as well, although as a dirty, gutless and simple character, it is hard to like him. The film is made of a series of pathetic, meaningless, sometimes boring or annoying, trivial or even totally ridiculous scenes. Characters in this film are all retarded, except Moreau, who I think does the best job of all as the supermarket employee/wife who is trying to hold their lives together; they are all dirty and utter insults in each other’s face just like you would say hi to someone. There are quite a few good lines, but it’s not enough to make the movie worth watching. Some scenes honestly make little sense and - you feel – are just there to shock or try to make you laugh. It lacks coherence and simply misses its goal. Mammuth doesn’t even get one star from me.



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