Premièrement, l’histoire est pas très fidèle à la pièce. Ça me tape sur le chou en partant. Ensuite, c’est un fudging film américain sur une œuvre française, s’il vous plait n’y toucher pas. On a l’impression qu’ils ont faites un film pour faire un film, je le trouve vide. Comparé à la pièce, ce film ne nous montre pas la détresse de Bérenger et ses combats intérieurs si bien écrit. Elle est clairement pas à la hauteur. C’est comme si le message passe beaucoup moins mieux. On l’a passé à travers une paille en plastique ou quoi. En plus ils changent toutes les noms, hop la! Bérenger en Stanley, Jean en John… non mais oh. 

En plus l’acteur de « Stanley » il ressemble à jeremy allen white mais si il jouait dans charlie et la chocolaterie à la place. 

Ce que j’ai trouvé amusant c’était qu’on ne voit pas les rhinocéros alors que c’est truc le plus important. La scène où Jean se transforme en rhinocéros, hilarante. En même temps c’est 1974, laissons leurs une chance. 

Bref, j’irai écouter la pièce de théâtre à la place, si j’étais toi.

Premièrement, l’histoire est pas très fidèle à la pièce. Ça me tape sur le chou en partant. Ensuite, c’est un fudging film américain sur une œuvre française, s’il vous plait n’y toucher pas. On a l’impression qu’ils ont faites un film pour faire un film, je le trouve vide. Comparé à la pièce, ce film ne nous montre pas la détresse de Bérenger et ses combats intérieurs si bien écrit. Elle est clairement pas à la hauteur. C’est comme si le message passe beaucoup moins mieux. On l’a passé à travers une paille en plastique ou quoi. En plus ils changent toutes les noms, hop la! Bérenger en Stanley, Jean en John… non mais oh. 

En plus l’acteur de « Stanley » il ressemble à jeremy allen white mais si il jouait dans charlie et la chocolaterie à la place. 

Ce que j’ai trouvé amusant c’était qu’on ne voit pas les rhinocéros alors que c’est truc le plus important. La scène où Jean se transforme en rhinocéros, hilarante. En même temps c’est 1974, laissons leurs une chance. 

Bref, j’irai écouter la pièce de théâtre à la place, si j’étais toi.

What a forgotten classic, this film came out the same year as Young Frankenstein which rightfully took the world by storm and overshadowed the OTHER Gene Wilder movie that came out that year. I liked this a lot more than I thought I would because it is clear in its messaging and its point but it is also so insanely absurd. The movie is about people changing into Rhinos. And then you find out they are choosing to and it's like fascism. It's now this war between people choosing to be people and people choosing to be a rhino. This film has heavy flaws namely the love story. But Gene Wilder and Zero Mostel absolutely carry this film. Zero gives an insane but brilliant performance as a man slowly turning into a rhino and giving us a glimpse into the crutelty and anger he feels as a human being. But he is even outshined by Gene Wilder here. I've never seen Gene Wilder not steal every single scene he is in without a doubt and this is no exception. He begins as such a shy and timid man trying to win the girl over. But he slowly builds to become so filled with anger and hate. The last 15ish minutes is just him alone debsting what to do and the. cursing out everyone who has bandied him as a human. An amazing breakdown scene that I'm surprised isn't talked about more

What a forgotten classic, this film came out the same year as Young Frankenstein which rightfully took the world by storm and overshadowed the OTHER Gene Wilder movie that came out that year. I liked this a lot more than I thought I would because it is clear in its messaging and its point but it is also so insanely absurd. The movie is about people changing into Rhinos. And then you find out they are choosing to and it's like fascism. It's now this war between people choosing to be people and people choosing to be a rhino. This film has heavy flaws namely the love story. But Gene Wilder and Zero Mostel absolutely carry this film. Zero gives an insane but brilliant performance as a man slowly turning into a rhino and giving us a glimpse into the crutelty and anger he feels as a human being. But he is even outshined by Gene Wilder here. I've never seen Gene Wilder not steal every single scene he is in without a doubt and this is no exception. He begins as such a shy and timid man trying to win the girl over. But he slowly builds to become so filled with anger and hate. The last 15ish minutes is just him alone debsting what to do and the. cursing out everyone who has bandied him as a human. An amazing breakdown scene that I'm surprised isn't talked about more

I understand what this is about AND I have a different interpretation

I understand what this is about AND I have a different interpretation

really plays into the despair of the play but its not the best... like gene buddy you're giving me nothing here

really plays into the despair of the play but its not the best... like gene buddy you're giving me nothing here

this is fascinating because it makes absolutely no sense but it’s frustrating because it makes absolutely no sense

this is fascinating because it makes absolutely no sense but it’s frustrating because it makes absolutely no sense