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Un jour je serai célèbre. Mais pour l'instant je suis en 6ème…
Pour Greg Heffley, 12 ans, le collège est la chose la plus stupide jamais inventée, un endroit rempli de pièges, de débiles et de délinquants, et où toutes les chaises de la cafétéria sont réservées, ce qui l’oblige à manger par terre. Pour survivre à cette épreuve sans fin et connaître enfin la gloire qu’il estime mériter, Greg imagine des plans infaillibles qui ne donnent jamais le résultat escompté. Dans son journal, qu’il rebaptise « carnet de bord » pour bien montrer que ce n’est pas un journal intime de fillette, Greg consigne toutes ses mésaventures et nous dévoile ses pensées, ses problèmes familiaux, ses tribulations et ses (futurs) grands succès de cour d’école. Comme il le dit lui-même : « Un jour je serai célèbre, et j’aurai mieux à faire que de répondre à des questions stupides toute la journée ! »
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I have a child who loves the "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series of books. Once she found out that there was going to be a movie about the middle school misadventures of Greg Heffley I got a homework assignment from her to read the first book. I'm not the least bit concerned to admit that I really enjoyed it so with only some trepidation I agreed to see the live action adaptation of the debut book. The "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" movie was pretty entertaining and funny in places but the casting of the characters just seemed off. Not the least of which was Greg Heffley himself played by Zachary Gordon. He's a cute kid and all but Heffley is really not a likeable character here. In the book Greg Heffley is someone you care about. And speaking of the book they should try making this movie again but this time animate it.
Absolute god tier casting. Its rare to achieve that.
its great because first it become famous about the chease tuch and now its famous because of gregs singing
A pretty fun silly family movie that teaches a good lesson to young kids that popularity is not everything as friendship is most important. The plot development of this film is very good as you see two best friends juggle the tough social life of being new to middle school. There are some great characters like the older brother and the dad that are comical to add the fun to this film.
It's okay. Just to see once. The idea was nice, but it could have been better.