Tillsammans 99

This is is a textbook example of how not to do a sequel. It squanders the potential of its premise and cast with bad acting and a storyline that bewilders more than it entertains.

This film serves as a reminder that a successful follow-up requires more than just riding on the coattails of its predecessors-it needs a heart, something Tilsammans 99 sorely lacks. Fans of the original would do well to temper their expectations or perhaps skip this installment altogether, lest they tarnish their memories of a the first installment.

Moreover, the sequel fails to capture the original's charm and depth, coming off as a hollow imitation. Where its predecessor skillfully balanced action, character development, and thematic depth, "tillsammans 99" leans too heavily into spectacle without the substance to back it up. It's a classic case of style over substance, with flashy visuals and action sequences that momentarily dazzle but ultimately leave the viewer feeling empty.

Much better then the first one! This movie was wierd, just as the first one. But it also was genuinely much more funnier and it felt much more authentic. Lukas Moodysson does a fantastic job as director!

The music and filming is very well made! Its abit artistic.

It definitely has it wierd and very raw parts, also as in the first one. But its very beautifully made.

The acting is very well performed and Gustaf Hammarsten does a fantastic performence!

"Tillsammans 99" is a totally crazy and a very beautiful film! I reallt recommend it. Be prepered for something very unique, that you rarley see in cinema.

I loved the original movie, which can be regarded as a masterpiece. It was full of warmth and wit, and with engaging, talented actors. This follow-up, made 25 years later, unfortunately lacks everything that the original movie could offer. The actors seem tired and bored. If you loved the original movie, you will hate this one, it's really that bad. So, don't waste your time on this. It seems that it was made purely to milk some money. Once upon a time, Lukas Moodysson made exciting movies and Tillsammans (2000) was the best one in my opinion. But this one I think most people would prefer to forget.

After the fantastic Together (2000) that I gave an 8, Moodyson returns with this sleeping pill of a sequel. It would seem there is nothing interesting that can be said about these people as Moodyson didn't bother to come up with much of a story and instead focuses the energy into actor experimentation that goes nowhere neither revealing any actor skills nor depth of anything.

Everything feels like a second thought and scenes are like short films very loosely connected to each other. There's a framing timeline but it has no real meaning. I just wish he would had been quiet and hadn't made this pile of crap.

Unfortunately there have been signs in other films he's made that he's not as skilled as he tell himself as do some of his apologists that thinks he could do nothing bad. This is worse than bad. This is boring. Bye Lukas.

This sequel is for people who get Lukas Moodysson, and who understands and entertains the dismantlement of stereotypes and enjoys seeing amazing actors, acting amazingly and being in themselves in their roles.

If you do this - you will be in for an amazing film, that simply is up there.

Touching, very funny and delicate. The way emotions can be abound, and emerge in people that meet again later in life, after sharing a part of an unique part of their life.

If you like Richard Linklater, Lars von Trier and want to enjoy their swedish equivalent - then this is the movie that'll throw you that, in a ultra swedish and warm, human manner.