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Some realist nuances in the characters' behavior become more intriguing than the belabored humor.

Easily the funniest and most charming film that has been or will be released in 1999 ... period.

One of the best of the crop of new movies, The Dinner Game, is a telling assault on the ironic sensibility.

Despite the stagey set-up (it was originally conceived as a play and it shows), the film manages to maintain its humor and energy until the final scene in which Veber suddenly casts aside his delightful meanspiritedness and gets soft-hearted and preachy.

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If you don't like this type of movie to begin with (I don't), you won't be converted this time around.

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On its own terms, it's an idiot's delight.

Its very tautness and on-the-money performances from the odd-coupled Jacques Villeret and Thierry Lhermitte help make this a highly amusing and old-fashioned big-screen entertainment.

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A sip of sparkling champagne in a moviegoing summer of mostly cheap red wine for teenage winos.

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The leads fill out their archetypes comfortably, the timing's well pitched, and the narrative moves busily enough. Cinematically, though, there's little of interest.

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An idiot is exactly what you'll be if you don't check out The Dinner Game.

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Scared of sophisticated French cinema? This coarse comedy will restore your confidence.

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Weaves a simple premise into comedy gold.

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Le dîner de cons [Audio: French]

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