Budapest

It's almost a shame that Xavier Gens seems to have to resort to making movies like this. On the other hand maybe he actually chose this. Whatever the case this feels like a Spring Break movie for adults. It of course has other things to offer but in its heart or in a nutshell this is it.

Now Budapest may be a party city, Jerusalem is for sure, but one of the reasons they probably chose it, is because it is cheap to shoot there. Eastern Europe is a welcome region for many movies, because you have knowledgeble film people/technicians there, but also do not have to spend too much money making a movie there. Something they used here - including some rumors or prejudices we may have about the city I reckon ... you can have fun with this as with many other movies, but you have to be in the right mind set

There was 2 or 3 laugh out loud moments but at best it was watchable it's wasn't boring as such but unoriginal and nothing new to the scene watching dubbed in English I do wonder if some of it was lost in translation also as most fell flat. Could have been a lot worse however.

Budapest does a nice French spin on movies like The Hangover. It made me laugh, so for me it is a good comedy. The ending ruins it though. The film ends up another tale of men needing to be 'tamed' by their wives. Also, the writers have been trying a bit too hard convincing their boss they have never used any drugs, as that xtc bit is Just ridiculous. Overall it's a fine comedy for when you want to laugh and not think too much

I watch this film after my travel to Budapest, I liked it a lot. People are nice, streets are clean and calm, incredible infrastructure despite it small size on map. This film is a caricature of french desires for cheap, and its only complete these 2 actors that always find something provoking in films that has nothing with reality. It is pathethic, and unpleasant to watch, no values, no love, no respect.

Not very good. Kinda gay actually... Dr. Dre once asked the question, " Where is christ in all this crisis?" ... it's a fair thing to ask.