Alibi.com 2

Greg has shut down Alibi.com and swore to Flo that he would keep honesty at the core of their relationship. Quiet life? Not for long. As he plans to pop the question, he faces a pressure cooker problem: he must introduce a respectable family. His crooked father and his ex glamour queen mother could derail the engagement. Facing disaster, Greg decides to reopen the agency with the same crew to arrange a perfect Alibi and assemble a more presentable set of pretend parents. The goal is to secure the future with Flo without revealing his old tricks, yet the deception keeps resurfacing in new permutations. Behind the surface comedy, there are moments of vulnerability as Greg weighs the cost of lies against his commitment to Flo. His plan hinges on performance and timing, but old habits collide with new expectations, forcing him to confront what truly matters in a relationship.

Directed by Philippe Lacheau, Alibi.com 2 is a French comedy that follows the 2017 original. It comes from creators Pierre Lacheau, Julien Arruti, and Pierre Dudan, building on the same playful premise.

The movie grossed around 34.1 million globally, signaling a healthy reception for a French family comedy and underscoring its appeal beyond domestic audiences. It performed strongly in European markets and resonated with fans of the original film.

Critics note a brisk pace, ensemble energy, and jokes built around deception and family ties. The film centers on honesty versus convenience, the pressure of marriage, and the lengths a man goes to protect love without breaking trust. It also mines humor from pretensions and the chaos of propped families.

As the sequel leans into familiar tropes of French comedy, it reinforces the charm of playful family chaos in contemporary cinema and adds another entry to Philippe Lacheau's recognizable roster. It may not reinvent the wheel, but it keeps audiences entertained with rapid dialogue and warm performances.