While it is an "absolute delight" and "masterpiece" to many viewers on sites like Amazon, there are some points of criticism:
Holds a high audience score on platforms like Rotten Tomatoes (currently 93%). Intouchables (Intocable)
The 2011 French film (released in some regions as Intocable or The Intouchables ) is a widely acclaimed "odd-couple" dramedy. It is based on the true story of the friendship between Philippe Pozzo di Borgo, a wealthy quadriplegic aristocrat, and Abdel Sellou, an ex-convict from the projects. Core Premise and Story While it is an "absolute delight" and "masterpiece"
It is described as a "predictable crowd-pleaser," which might not appeal to viewers looking for experimental or avant-garde cinema. Quick Facts for Viewers Core Premise and Story It is described as
The score by Ludovico Einaudi , combined with upbeat tracks from Earth, Wind & Fire, is often cited as a standout element that perfectly complements the film's emotional highs and lows. Critical Reception
Rated R for language and some drug references. It is subtitled, as the original language is French.
A few reviewers felt it touched on sensitive social issues without "digging too deep" into the systemic problems it depicts.