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Il y a six ans, Robert Kenner, un facteur aux manières douces de Peckham, dans le sud de Londres, a été frappé par un météore qui lui a conféré des super pouvoirs. Aujourd'hui, Bob est un "fonctionnaire" surmené et sous-estimé du gouvernement britannique. Il passe la plupart de ses heures de veille à sauver des gens et à remplir des formulaires. Il n'a pas eu le temps pour autre chose. Encore moins l'amour. Mais aujourd'hui, il a un jour de congé. Et surtout, il a rendez-vous avec la femme qu'il a rencontrée à la bibliothèque. Il n'a plus qu'à faire comme si ce n'était pas le jour le plus excitant de sa vie. Apparemment, ça rebute les gens.
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Bob is like every one of us. Except he's invulnerable and can fly. A sweet and charming comedy about a superhero on his "day off."
_SuperBob_ is quite a lovely little surprise - a very funny and sweet romcom that happens to focus on a superhero. As someone who dislikes the Marvel universe and that style of over-polished, glossy, mindless superhero cinema, _SuperBob_ feels much more grounded and human, drawing more from films like _Chronicle_ than _Avengers_. Brett Goldstein is so lovable in the title role, and his chemistry with Natalia Tena is a large part of what makes the story work. As for Catherine Tate, whom I already love, she does not disappoint, balancing her authoritarian character with her very Tate brand of comedy. Where the film falters is in its mockumentary style. It never quite seems able to decide whether it is going for the clipped, frenetic pacing of _The Thick of It_ or trying to draw more from the looser grammar of found footage. The result is uneven and, at times, distracting. With that said, the film hits its main goals and succeeds as a heartwarming, feel-good comedy.