Excellent but underrated film

Crappy film

Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

With its light humour that makes the corners of your mouth go up regularly and well in balance with the action an intervention group is confronted with, Raid Dingue positively surprised me. It is a very pleasant movie one can enjoy alone or with family. Of course, there was nothing too fancy about it (although the explosions near the ending did lighten up a lot of moods), it is French comedy cinema. But all in all, Raid Dingue, is a very nice movie that I really enjoyed, much to my surprise.

This is a very good light comedy, most of the comedy scenes were new, you weren't expecting them to happen. It's more of a couple movie, the struggle being a woman in a man's world, so kids might not understand most of it.I enjoyed it so much that I got my dad and grandparents to the cinema to watch it as well.

If you're in the mood to laugh at everything, even the worst, this movie will go very well. But otherwise, you'd have to jump straight to the funniest scene, where Yvan Atal is dressed like a Drag Queen during the Gay Pride. I will not say more but it is irresistible. For the rest, it is expected, without surprise, calibrated for an evening on a mainstream channel and it will not wake up many people. So My 6 could be a 5 or a 4....