It is a movie that could be entertaining, typical romantic comedy, that you know how it will end as soon as it starts. The problem is that I do not believe the casting mainly. I do not believe that that girl, who could be said to get the man she wants, ends up choosing who she chooses. I also think that at times it becomes very boring. The moments in which the actors start talking like crazy people who do not seem to breathe and then move on to a series of shots to show that time passes, becomes very boring. It is a romantic comedy and is lost in things that are not relevant. The actors are very well, it's true, but there's no spark in life, they do not hit, you do not believe what's going to happen. I do not like photography, it's clear French, there's no photography, it's white, it does not contribute anything, The address is simple. He has to tell a story and the account. Bored, it becomes heavy. The plans are simple, neither compose nor use it to narrate, simply let them flow.

They do not do this kind of comedies like they did years ago

In Bed with Victoria directed by Justine Triet has much to offer in a complex plot of misadventures by lead Virginie Efira. She takes in a young man whom she defended.He is an aupair and takes over her house and children. He then takes over her case. She doesn't know she loves him. He leaves after she wins her case. You will have to watch the film to see what happens. It is funny. Virginie goes to a shrink, a doctor, an acupuncturist, a tarot card reader, one night stands, and a client to find out why she is not happy. Even one of her young daughters rubs her back and says I love you while she cries. Am I too masculine in bed she asks Vincent LaCoste. The dalmatian dog hates anyone who gets near his female owner, and this becomes part of a very funny divorce case. There is also a big monkey. I like the true search for happiness. She wants more than to be an attorney.

I just watched Victoria on a pre-release exclusive showing, and I greatly enjoyed it. Virginie has a great talent for comedies, and romantic comedies, and this movie is no exception. However, Victoria a parallel, satiric, deeper layer beside the general comedy stream. However, it keeps it's promise to be a light movie for a weekend night to have fun. I enjoyed the occasional funny moments, too.

After the movie Virgine came on stage for a question and answer session. I learned that the movie has several elements of near-improvisation, as the actors had the liberty to live their roles fully and didn't had to go word by word by scripts, they had freedom to go further with interpretation when they felt to.

All in all, if you like French comedies, and you like Virginie Efira, you will enjoy Victoria a lot.