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Unlike contemporary LGBTQ+ films that strive to break stereotypes, this movie exaggerates them to the extreme, presenting a deliberately camp and flamboyant portrayal of gay men. However, this approach ironically reveals a sense of respect. The satire of the bourgeoisie, much like the film's depiction of the gay characters, possesses a sly and knowing overtone. There's something endearing about their devil-may-care attitude coupled with a playful mockery. It's a shame there were no subtitles available.

Great French actors!

Definitely superior to the American remake. Its strength lies in its lightness and deftness. The awkwardness present in the American version is handled with such ease and grace in the original. The additions and subtractions made by the Americans mostly miss the mark. For comedy, a more constrained ambition is beneficial. The light comedic touch of the French original completely dissolves into a nerve-wracking experience in the American version... Coquettishness becomes grotesqueness, and innocence turns into cruelty.

This film is so simple and lovely, depicting those trivial emotions in ordinary life with such poignancy and humor. They shriek loudly, sing heartily, laugh uproariously, and sob quietly. They face a multitude of woes, yet paradoxically, little is worth overthinking, because every day is lived with such sincerity.

A hilarious yet heartfelt comedy, 'La Cage aux Folles' skillfully balances slapstick humor with genuine warmth, showcasing the loving relationship between two men in a society that fails to understand them. The film's wit and charm lie in its clever comedic performances, impeccable timing, and a heartwarming portrayal of the tender bond between a father and his son, bridging the gap between their world and societal expectations.