Ils se marièrent et eurent beaucoup d'enfants (...And They Lived Happily Ever After)

Ils se marièrent et eurent beaucoup d'enfants (...And They Lived Happily Ever After) (2004)

  • 57% of critics liked it
    (42 reviews)

  • 67% of users liked it
    (3,111 ratings)

Writer, director, and actor Yvan Attal takes another look at the ups and downs of love and monogamy in this biting romantic comedy. Vincent (Yvan Attal), Fred (Alain Cohen), and Georges (Alain Chabat) are three Parisian men in their early forties who are coming to the unfortunate realization that… More

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Apr 8, 2005 Wide
Kino International

Critic Reviews

  • Marta Barber, Miami Herald

    This is an affair to forget.

  • Steven Rea, Philadelphia Inquirer

    Gets bogged down in midlife-crisis cliches.

  • Allison Benedikt, Chicago Tribune

    Attal knows that no matter how adult we feel when we say, 'I do,' marriage is all child's play: jealousy, lies and pure, unconditional love. Perplexing, but not a bad option.

  • Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times

    There's nothing much wrong with the film; my complaint is that there's nothing much right about it.

  • Eleanor Ringel Gillespie, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

    Happily Ever After is never as insightful or as funny as Woody at his best. But the film has a fine-tuned approach to human behavior.

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  • Stefanie C


    i really enjoyed this film's cross-section of people dealing with various facets of coupledom, love, fidelity, marriage, etc. the elevator ride with johnny depp was quite poetic and a wonderful close to the film.

  • Mark A


    An interesting study of three men who are friends, in different marital situations, and who have different approaches to love and happiness. It explores fidelity and what constitutes happiness within the family unit. Charlotte Gainsbourg is lovely in this as Gabrielle, wife of Vincent… More

  • alan j


    this is a really realistic story and fine acting especially by the core cast. The only problem i had with it is the ending seems to be inserted smack dab in the middle of the story, which left me a bit confused. Its a bittersweet tale about marriage; an old subject to be sure, but… More

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