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I start by saying that I love Mihai Bendeac and I consider him the best humor creator in Romania at the moment. I've seen all his plays directed or just acted and I didn't even know before seeing it that this film is actually a screen adaptation of the play "Krecinski's Wedding".

The film stands out for its costumes and image, one of the best, if not the best, Romanian film of recent years from this point of view.

But I think that MB was wrong considering that theater and film can be so much the same. You can't really make a film with so many absurd and unrealistic characters unless you make it for children. And this is not a movie for children. If during the theater play I laughed out loud at certain lines, well, it was quite quiet in the movie theater. Liviu Pintileasa, although he does his best, does not seem to be necessarily made for the main role in a comedy film, and Vlad Dragulin is used too little.

On top of all this, there are also some songs that don't really belong there. They simply give the impression that the director satisfied his own musical pleasures with them or... that the respective soloists had to be included in the film.

When in the middle of an action movie I'm already bored and I pause it to do something else, it means that there is something wrong with that movie.

Gal Gadot was the only good thing about this movie. Her acting is admirable in a bad movie. Otherwise... nothing... The other actors are so easy to forget in their interpretation. I'm sorry for Alia Bhatt but it's like she was teleported from another kind of movie. The male actors seem to have been chosen precisely to appear stupid. The story is thin trying to copy Mission Impossible. The fight scenes are extremely poorly done.

Someone said in a review that if you give this film a low rating, you are sexist. No no no! There are so many very good action films with actresses in the main role, but this one is not among them.

The film industry should go back to choosing the right role for the right actor and stop putting the politically correct nonsense before.