Divi i shtastlivi

When you don't have the skills to say something through your film, but you have to justify the sponsors' ads - you make an unnecessarily long film. Terribly long film - something that can be told in 25-30m, lasts more than 2 hours

As all movies by Yana, Makariev, etc - full of boring advertising spots, artificial story, artificial actors play.

This film is a mockery of the entire film industry and the acting profession. Banal lines and scenes and very bad acting - all as a result of the bad and cheap script. The film is like a long advertising break with very intrusive advertisements of cheap Bulgarian brands.

The movie has good effects and I enjoyed it as I watched it for fun with my family BUT I realised it's not perfect afterwards. First of all, there are too many slo-mo scenes in which the characters are just looking at smth, or there's some stupid 5 min explosion, or they are running and jumping from some high buildings. Second of all, it contains some of the worst cliches that are tedious to watch. Last but not least, the plot is basically copy of "Thelma & Louise" (1991). I can't rate them with more than 5/10. Sorry.

A pretty mediocre story, bad acting, super cringe-worthy moments, many unnecessary scenes, a cop inspired by Jared Leto's Joker, which is absolutely ridiculous, considering they were aiming to make the character look badass, by wearing finger rings from Aliexpress, all black outfit and even cringier lines. Bad gun props, infinity ammo, like there were some GTA:SA cheat codes enabled. The audio was recorded at best with an iPhone 4, we couldn't hear the voices of the actors at all, but the music was blasting like 50 Cent from your car back in 2004. Most of the movie was bland, lacking, and far too stretched. Got on our nerves at the cinema, because it was horrendously long. Don't waste your time. If it wasn't for Itso Hazarta I would have left 1 star.