Les Boys

IMDb RATING

6.7/10

2.3K

YOUR RATING

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Comedy Drama Sport

Male bonding and clichés through an amateur hockey team's antics. Every relatable male stereotype is amusingly dissected.Male bonding and clichés through an amateur hockey team's antics. Every relatable male stereotype is amusingly dissected.Male bonding and clichés through an amateur hockey team's antics. Every relatable male stereotype is amusingly dissected.

Director
- Louis Saia
Writers
- Christian Fournier
- Louis Saia
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

6.7/10

2.3K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Louis Saia
Writers
- Christian Fournier
- Louis Saia
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 wins & 1 nomination total

User reviews10

Featured review

1/10

Unfortunately, Québec is not ready to make good movies.

When other countries can invest $70 to 285 millions in a movie production, here, in Quebec, we still have difficultly reaching the $3 millions. Though, since the money is not given easily, we would appreciate, as a public, to see good movies... "Les boys" is a predictable story of a hockey team. I don't need to tell you more! It's a "Mighty Ducks" version for grown-ups. The style is not worked out, and the cast is just good enough to keep you from leaving the theater.

When are we, as a country, stand up and finally find our own style, unique and wonderful? A "Les boys" and the up-coming "Les boys 2" (it's a sequel!) really tell us that Quebec is not yet ready for this to happen...

A poor film: 1 tiny * on 10.

Flix-4
Oct 17, 1998
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Quebec is the only place in the world where Titanic (1997) has never been #1 at the box office, and it is due to this film. Les Boys is the only movie that grossed more than Titanic during its (Titanic's) initial release. It stayed longer in the theater than Titanic. James Cameron, in an interview with the Journal de Montréal, asked the journalist what "Les Boys" was because of its success.