The Worst Film Ever

Absolutely Fantastic

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

The movie is struggling hardly to do a magic movement and maybe transform Romanian people into a gypsy community. One of the key note was background music of Goran Bregovic but perhaps sadly used in fairy gypsy movies like already did Emir Kusturica a strange and almost drunken Serbian film director. Now, that's not that bad I only remind you just because somehow they pushed little bit forced, nothing irreparable. The plot: There is not that much about the bear but to nasty swearing and homosexual style one. Actors did well with a colored talent their jobs dressed nor circus clothes that gypsy or Indian clothes (like actually I saw in Bollywood movies) and gesticulating and too much brainless talking and showing us mature peoples without culture that poor nearly stupid to psychiatry's ambulance whatever. I know I know it's a comedy and it's have a warm innocence inside and the images was beautiful shot definitely compared like yesterday an honorable citizen (conservator of all things) English man from U.K. (engineer) who talked to me about how insignificant the plaster is with tattoo on his left arm, sure having a weekend nose earring. Seriously, I recommend this movie to all my friends and for you just transform your afternoon into a nicer one but certainly its suit with a plum brandy hided under coat silently.

If you want to see a good Romanian movie AND comedy in the same time, this is the right one! First of all it has the savor of the 90' when both enthusiasm and confusion were very high and the film team has put a lot of energy to recreate in detail the atmosphere. Secondly, it has a bit of salty stereotypes (the rich German, the gypsies) but just enough. The best of all is the unpredictable flow of action that does not let the viewer guess what the end might be. And the music of Goran Bregovic, even if it might sound a bit outdated and not so much in fashion today, it blends very well to the action. In short, a good movie that makes you laugh to tears!