Tonight on TV: What if this Alain Chabat comedy is funnier than Mission Cleopatra?

What if we take a few seconds to look at the first police investigation in history? 37,000 years of investigation! Here’s Alain Chabat’s genius idea. You guessed it, we obviously want to talk about offbeat comedy RRRrrrr!!!.

Here, strictly speaking, not the title, but a funny onomatopoeia, which says a lot about the crazy atmosphere of this film, which appeared on the screen The Robins of the Woods: Marina Fois, Jean-Paul Rouve, Pierre-Francois Martini-Laval, Maurice Barthelemy. Eliza Larnicole and Pascal Vincent.

The cast also includes three great French actors: Gerard Depardieu, Jean Rochefort and Alain Chabatwhich works in front and behind the camera.

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It was released in cinemas in 2004. rrrrrr!!! It tells the story of two prehistoric clans living in peace until one of them, the Dirty Hair Tribe, decides to steal a secret shampoo recipe from the Clean Hair Tribe.

But before the hair war begins, a much more serious event disrupts the life of clean hair: for the first time in human history, a crime has been committed. But who is responsible?

Banned lines and offbeat comedy

A year after Asterix and Obelix: Mission Cleopatra, Alain Chabat proves that he is indeed the undisputed master of comedy. And unlike the first film with a colossal budget (50.3 million euros), Alain Chabat did not work alone to write the script.

He surrounded himself with Robin Hoods and pressured them by locking him in a Paris hotel for two months before filming. Objective: Have them complete the scenario. “It was very efficient, we worked from 10am to 6pm and added his touch.entrusts Morris Barthelemy in Télérama.

So, of course, with its 1.5 million records, rrrrrr!!! It’s far from the box office success of Mission Cleopatra (14.5 million in attendance), but its humor is just as subtle, if not better.

This irresistibly absurd comedy multiplies puns and anachronisms and makes us laugh with its comic repetition and iconic lines: “It will be all black.”. Humor every minute, what more could you ask for?

Tonight on NRJ 12 at 9:10 p.m.