As another reviewer said, a "very French take on infidelity." The biggest problem with this movie isn't that it expresses the misogynistic views that many men have about cheating (from "we're just animals, it's in our blood" to "women only cheat for love"), its that it gives those views a little too much thought and consideration. Even though it 'mercifully' never shows any of the women in the movie in a bad light/having deserved the treatment given to their husbands (the only woman who is vaguely thoughtful about the subject of infidelity is the non-conventionally attractive coworker in the hotel-skit), which to me seems like a copout as you never hear the women's side of it. All of the other wives and girlfriends are either sex-objects, totally flippant, always angry, emotionally volatile or only calm when with their children; they're never shown as complex adults in the same way the cheating men are. Even worse, the thoughtful consideration given to the men is typically along the lines of 'gosh cheating is so hard and difficult but hey, sometimes it has to happen.' At the heart of this 'comedy' is essentially just several morality plays. But considering the point of these short films is that cheating isn't worth it (or, even *gasp* worse- that the excess might 'turn' you gay [*gag*]), they sure spend a lot of time trying to explain that the logic behind the decision to cheat is sound, as it's based in 'natural impulses.'

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A comedic take on infidelity, but quite graphic in its depictions too. It's not always clear the two leads are playing different characters throughout, although that may be in some part down to having to read the subtitles than being able to listen.

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It's really surprising how bad this film is. Not really unsurprising to see the film be as misogynistic as it is. Look at the poster, what could you have expected from a movie with THIS poster? At the same time I don't think this film ever pretends that these characters in these shorts, every one of them featuring Jean Dujardin and Gilles Lellouche, are particularly likable, nor are they people that you should aspire to be. This suffers from exactly the same thing that all anthology films suffer from. There's no real consistent tone. That is to be expected with 8 short films in one package, but I don't think, at the very least, that I've ever seen one miss the mark so much as this movie has. There's a review here that makes mention of the fact that it isn't a mixed bag, almost every one of the segments is bad. I don't completely agree with that as I thought that one segment, the Cheaters' Anonymous one, was actually the one saving grace of the film. It was the funniest one by far. It was the only moment where the film showed SOME spark of life. But I digress, the problem this film has, outside of some very ugly, vile, crass attempts at humor, is the fact that it just isn't funny enough to be considered a comedy. Nor is it insightful as a drama to provide an explanation as to why men are compelled to cheat, almost as if it was part of their DNA. There's hints of that present in the film, but not nearly enough to make this any better. If you want to be a sex comedy then just gives the directors a parameter to work within. But I don't think that anybody was told that they had to work within certain parameters. They were just told to make films about their perspective on two men cheating on their wives and why they do it. And this is what we got back. Or if you want an insightful, character study on the nature of infidelity and why those who do it choose to do it, then the same thing. At least there would be something resembling consistency, even if the entire product was a mixed bag, at least it would be consistent. The same movie that features a serious argument between a man and his wife about their past infidelities is the same one that says, at the end, Fred and Greg, becoming homosexuals together and going on to become famous on the Vegas strip with a Siegfried and Roy-type act. It's also the same movie that seems a bunch of men, in a Cheaters' Anonymous group, act like a bunch of little kids. It just doesn't match up. I really do not plan on going over each one of the shorts, as it would just take too much time, and the shorts themselves lack enough substance to do a mini-review of each one. Jean Dujardin is good, as always, and Gilles Lellouche is also good. They're both charismatic and seem to have good chemistry with each other, so that's not really the problem. The problem is the actual content of the film. Why would a woman ever want to watch this film? That is a legitimate question. Why would they? This is the kind of movie where if a girl walked in on me watching it, I would feel embarrassed. Perhaps I'm overstating the point, but this is just no good at all. One good short, out of EIGHT, and solid leads does not a good movie make, that's for damn sure.

Fucking MALADES !!!!

Que chorrada, me he reido con algunas de las historias y podria haber tenido mejores resultados con otras pero ese final fue un remate fatal, al punto que te hacen sentir que has despediciado 1 hora y 40 minutos de tu vida. La comedia francesa es mucho mejor que esta.

"Los Infieles" es una coleccion de historias cortas acerca de hombres que enganan a sus mujeres, interpretados en su mayoria por Jean Dujardin ("The Artists") y Gilles Lellouche. Aqui solo hay misoginia y sexo gratuito disfrazado de humor en una pelicula que excede su duracion: todas las mujeres en esta pelicula son insportables, estupidas e ingenuas, lo que hace que veamos los deslices de los hombres como algo justificado y esperado. Quedan advertidas y advertidos.

"Los Infieles" es una coleccion de historias cortas acerca de hombres que enganan a sus mujeres, interpretados en su mayoria por Jean Dujardin ("The Artists") y Gilles Lellouche. Aqui solo hay misoginia y sexo gratuito disfrazado de humor en una pelicula que excede su duracion: todas las mujeres en esta pelicula son insportables, estupidas e ingenuas, lo que hace que veamos los deslices de los hombres como algo justificado y esperado. Quedan advertidas y advertidos.

I was so bored I didn't watched it full. I got lost many times, It seems as I am used to watch french comedy movies. But the story changes characters, changes story, changes everything. I don't know what they want to talk in this movie.

A bit hit and miss but sometimes very funny collection of short films revolving around sex, fidelity and testosterone.

Ok, it's funny and Dujardin and Lellouche are great but this film is just stupid. Don't let yourself be fooled by the talented cast of Les Infidèles because the stories are full of machism and lack of creativity.

The prologue hooks you in, whilst the ending segment will surprise you. The thing is, an hour in-between is not really interesting & nothing really original.

Was this supposed to be funny? or romantic? or realistic? It was disturbing, depressing and ugly to sound simple. The people they want to tell us about may be shallow but the movie was also.

Kopuk, mantar, vegas sonu olmam?? :)

Drôle, léger, déjanté. Un bon divertissement qui nous invite à nous questionner. Toutefois, enlève étrangement le goût d'aller à Vegas avec un pot...lol !

Omg i loved Dujardin!! Sexy, sexy, sexy! Great short stories, perfect ambientation, realistic, fun! A must definetely!

Absurda, misogina y a ratos descaradamente zafia pelicula que trata de excusar a un par de amigos infieles por naturaleza a sus mujeres. Dividida en unas nueve historias, a cada cual mas incomprensible y plana, intenta mostrar unos personajes misoginos y mujeriegos como si no fueran realmente ellos los culpables de sus fechorias. Historia con un nulo mensaje, aburrida hasta decir basta en algunos momentos y con un final absolutamente sonrojante. Visto esto , la verdad es que prefiero de lejos a Jean Dujardin callado...

Rare spécimen récent de film à sketches qui ne parle pas de monstres et de tueurs fous mais d'hommes et de femmes, 'L'art d'aimer' d'Emmanuel Mouret privilégiait une approche cérébrale, livresque et volontairement naïve des jeux de l'amour. 'Les infidèles', idée originale de Jean Dujardin et Gilles Lellouche, se montre nettement plus terre-à-terre mais heureusement pas aussi franchouillard qu'on aurait pu le redouter. On trouve à boire et à manger dans cette succession foutraque de courts-métrages réalisés par une bande de potes (A.Courtès, J.Dujardin, G.Lellouche, M.Hazanavicus,...) avec eux-mêmes ou leurs autres potes au turbin (J.Dujardin, G.Lellouche, G.Canet,...). Ce cadavre exquis, qui souffre forcément d'un manque d'unité, offre au moins l'assurance que chacun y dénichera quelque chose qui lui parle. Ainsi, certains segments évoquent, pas forcément pour susciter le rire à tout prix mais toujours dans un esprit ludique, quelques clichés sur l'infidélité : l'étudiante et l'homme mûr qui ont tous deux des idées bien différentes de la manière dont on gère une relation adultère ou encore, ces discussions empoisonnées entre conjoints qui commencent toujours par un "si tu m'as trompée, tu peux me le dire, je ne piquerai pas de crise...". Plus ouvertement potaches, on appréciera les pathétiques tentatives de drague d'un cadre moyen en séminaire d'entreprise, et l'hilarante réunion "d'infidèles anonymes". Seuls les sketchs d'ouverture et de clôture constituent une trame suivie, qui démontre en outre que l'objectif de la chose n'est pas de célébrer la supposée virilité traditionnellement associée à l'infidélité (qui oserait faire ça aujourd'hui, d'ailleurs ?) mais bien de la retourner contre elle-même. Inégal mais divertissant dans l'ensemble, 'Les infidèles' ne prétend pas au mémoire sociologique mais plutôt à considérer l'infidélité d'un oeil amusé mais critique, loin du drame destructeur ou de la gaudriole beauf qui semblent parfois les seuls vecteurs tolérés pour traiter le sujet. Dommage que l'ensemble demeure très phallocentré, même si l'objectif semblait être précisément de tourner en ridicule l'infidélité masculine : quelques épouses volages ou nymphomanes auraient été tout aussi amusantes. Mais Jean Dujardin et Gilles Lellouche s'y seraient-ils risqués ?

Very French. Dujardin está espetacular mas o roteiro de sua co-autoria é muito cru. O filme tem cenas engraçadas entre os nove curtas mas é bem mais vulgar do que brilhante.