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Babysitting
Looking for a baby-sitter for the night, Marc Schaudel entrusts his son Remy to the care of his employee Franck, a straight man. But the thing that Marc doesn't know, is that Franck is getting 30 years old this weekend and that his son Remy is a very capricious child. The next day, Marc and his wife Claire are awakened by a call from the police. Remy and Franck are missing, and the house is totally devastated. The police finds a camera in the leftovers. Marc, Claire and the police start watching the video that has been recorded the day before during the night and find out what happened to Franck and Remy.
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Plot Summary
On his 30th birthday, Marc asks his best friends to help him throw a surprise party for his girlfriend, Sophie. The evening takes an unexpected turn when the babysitter he hired, Franck, calls him in a panic, reporting that the birthday boy is missing. Franck and the children have disappeared, and the only clue is a video camera left behind, which may hold the key to their whereabouts.
Critical Reception
Babysitting was a commercial success in France, praised for its humor and energetic pace. Critics and audiences generally found it to be a lighthearted and entertaining comedy, though some noted its reliance on familiar gags.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its physical comedy and fast-paced gags.
Found to be a genuinely funny and lighthearted comedy.
Some critics noted the humor as being somewhat predictable.
Google audience: Audiences enjoyed the film's humor and entertainment value, often highlighting its ability to provide a good laugh. Some viewers found it to be a fun and silly movie, perfect for a lighthearted watch.
Fun Fact
The film uses a found-footage style, mimicking the format of a home video recording which contributes to its comedic and chaotic feel.
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