(NE) Idealnyy muzhchina

Lost 1,5 hour to watch it :-/ The song from the end is good like for it ;)

I personally liked the film, it had nice music, an interesting subject and good actors. I especially do not agree with the reviews in which it is written that the actors played their roles horribly, of course it wasn't perfect, sometimes I didn't like the way they spoke, but overall I thought it was above average and I don't understand why it has so many negative reviews that have no valid argument that this film He had such a low rating. 3/10 is pitifully low and it doesn't make sense for a movie like this to have the same rating as the movie Sharknado and it seems to me that some people didn't rate the quality of the movie but only showed their opinion about the country in which the movie was filmed in the reviews because 3/10 He really doesn't deserve it.

Sveta, one of the main characters, is an immoral person who is more than willing to gulp up contemptuous treatment from her amoral boyfriends jsut because they have a pretty face. And she leaves a good guy for one of those morally depraved persons. The movie is so pathetic that the only thing it stirs up is the retching movement.

"The (UN)perfect Guy" is a thriller that attempts to explore the darker side of romance but ultimately falls flat in both execution and originality. The film follows a woman who gets entangled with a charming man whose true intentions soon become sinister.

Despite the premise offering potential for suspense and drama, the film fails to deliver. The characters are shallow and one-dimensional, with no real depth or development, making it hard to invest in their fates. The performances, particularly from the leads, lack chemistry, which makes the romantic plot feel forced rather than engaging. The writing is clichéd, with predictable twists and tired tropes that fail to keep the viewer intrigued. The pacing drags at times, and the supposed tension is more frustrating than thrilling. The movie attempts to be a psychological drama but struggles to build any real sense of danger or suspense. All in all, "The (UN)perfect Guy" feels like a missed opportunity. It had the potential to be a gripping psychological thriller, but instead, it ends up being forgettable, offering little more than a surface-level exploration of a familiar story.

Not funny (10yo level jokes), no morality, bad plot, selfish actor as a main character as well as person in real life.