Ext. Car. Night

Ext. Car. Night" is more than just a mockery of its audience - it is a monument to cinematic vanity. The director tried to present himself as a great intellectual and philosopher, aiming to impress with supposed metacinematic depth, but it all collapses miserably. Instead of delivering a coherent thriller or dark comedy, the film becomes a showcase of forced self-irony and meaningless scenes where nothing works.

His attempt at sophistication not only fails but turns the film into an involuntary satire of himself: the director mocked his own ambitions, resulting in a ridiculous, exaggerated, and embarrassing product. The dialogue struggles to sound clever but comes off as fake and pretentious, and even the talented cast cannot salvage this narrative catastrophe.

Marketing it as a thriller is a lie, and the film serves as a lesson in how unchecked ambition and the desire to appear "great" can backfire spectacularly. It is a frustrating, disappointing, and above all, laughably absurd experience that is not worth anyone's time.

The only good thing about this waste of a movie is that it only lasts 70 minutes. I cannot begin to understand why such good actors would act in such a crappy piece.

No story, endless pointless dialogues and monologues. Resembles a student exercise but with good actors. Thriller, movie inside movie, no idea what it's supposed to be.