Max has a sixtieth birthday coming up. The problem is he is broke, divorced and depressed. When a group of his best friends show up at his doorstep to help him celebrate, he reluctantly agrees to spend a few days with them, but won't explain what's going on in his personal life. When ones darkest moments come, will friendship conquer all?

Seven years after the breakout success of the film Little White Lies (Les Petits Mouchoirs) comes the long anticipated sequel and it is worth the wait. The success of WE'LL END UP TOGETHER is not in its rather predictable plot, but the chemistry on screen, the characters that we recognise ourselves and our friends in, and the amazing warm atmosphere that makes one believe there's no problem a good dinner with friends won't sort out.

Written and directed by much loved French actor and director Guillaume Canet this movie feels like a welcome return home to those who have seen the original and will also welcome new viewership - the film can be enjoyed on its own. Welcoming French acting royalty at the peak of their career WE'LL END UP TOGETHER is a perfect escape movie and can be enjoyed again and again.

They did it again! Ive seen this movie many times and all i need to say is that they did it again.

Absolutely dreadful Great acting Appalling self-indulgent tale in which everything is so telegraphed that you guess the entire storyline within ten minutes; and yet it unfolds just so ... like you have seen your brakes fail and the car careen forward and you count all the trees ahead of you and hit each one one after the other ... This is from Guillaume Canet one of the best actors of his generation and the man who directed Tell No One (2006)"Ne le dis à personne" arguably a masterpiece What can one say? From the sublime to this? The characters are so dull and predictable you want to weep; like caricatures of caricatures ... At times it reminded me of a very poor remake of The Big Chill (1983) Friends meet and one of them is no longer and emotions run sky-high etc The actors here are some of the best of the last 15 years in French cinema and they act brilliantly but still ... don't bother