Ramon

Ramon, directed by Jesus de Cerro, is a charming and heartfelt Romanian film that beautifully explores themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery. The story follows the life of Ramon, a quirky, lovable character navigating through life's challenges with humor and resilience. Bartos's direction brings a unique blend of lighthearted moments and emotional depth, making the film both entertaining and thought-provoking. The performances are authentic, with the cast creating a genuine connection to the audience. Ramon is an enjoyable cinematic journey that resonates long after the credits roll. Go see.

A remarcapable comedy for all ages. Cinematography in Romania isn't dead. Great job for romanian actors. Keep it going!!!

Being nostalgic for old romanian movies and actors, I must say, "Ramon" brings to me a great surprize. It was enough to watch the trailer to capture my interest and after seeing the entire movie I must say I really like it. A funny and predictable story about the differences or similarities between the country side life and the big city life, making a perfect portrait of romanian manner of being. Great acting, great sound, good scenes with Bucharest in the night, good storyline for a romantic comedy. Bravo!!!

This product, as this is not a movie even in the widest understanding of Bollywood or Hallmark feel-good movies, is an unchained sequence of scenes aimed lower than the average movie goer.

It does hit with the immature population, or the average commercial TV consumer, first going to see a movie at the cinema, but never exposed to anything that is mildly not a product-placement construct.

I had some hopes when I started this, but had written off almost all of it by the time the start of start credits, and all of it in the first half-hour.

Failing to see any reason to see this, I recommend to see it for commercials during a standard prime-time on TV. Have fun, it lowers IQ by at least 10 points.

I had high hopes for "Ramon," but unfortunately, it was a complete disappointment. The story seems to be an amalgamation of clichés and borrowed ideas from other films, without offering anything original or captivating. Although Pavel Bartos is a talented actor, his character, Ramon, failed to impress me or make me connect with him.

One of the biggest drawbacks of the film is the language used. In an attempt to be "verbally harmless" & "politically correct", it abandons any effort to add humor or authenticity to the dialogues. The result is a series of dull and boring lines that fail to bring any smiles.

Moreover, the introduction of the character Selly was a major negative point. Instead of adding value to the film, this appearance turned "Ramon" into a long commercial advertisement for an annoying pseudo-personality. The prolonged presence of Selly on the screen is truly unbearable and seems to have been added just to attract more attention and publicity.

Additionally, the film has numerous issues with continuity and character logic, which affects the credibility and coherence of the story. Some scenes seem to be thrown into the script without any clear reason, just to fill space.

The technical aspects of the film are only mediocre, with a cheap soundtrack and nothing impressive visually. This leaves the film without any visual and auditory impact, relying solely on the story and performances, which fail to compensate for the technical shortcomings.

In conclusion, "Ramon" is a film that is not worth your time. While it may bring a smile for a moment, the lack of originality, weak humor, product placement just for the sake of sponsorship and unconvincing characters make it unsuitable for more discerning moviegoers. I recommend looking for another more interesting and captivating cinematic production to spend your free time on.

This is one of my favorite modern romanian movies. It's very easy to watch, accesibile to all ages, with a good pace, excellent writing and genuine local feel to it. In some ways, it marvelously captures the Romanian spirit. The actors are very convincing, natural and expressive.

The story sets of in a rural landscape, a vineyard, and continues for the rest of the movie in Bucharest, Romania's capital. For those who live here or know the place, it's quite cool to follow the main character as he wanders through the city.

It's a good comedy by any standard. Go watch it and you'll feel good about your movie choice.