Mossad

Worst "comedy" ever. The budget is 50 cents. The jokes are plaint. The story is the best joke there is : D

Absurd humor that reminds me of David Zucker, Jim Abrahams and Mel Brooks. Also, (at the beginning of the movie) a little bit of Wakaliwood productions and their $80 budget movies. Too bad that a lot of people cannot understand this kind of humor, thinking that this is just a bad movie. Absurd humor is so rare today. This kind of people cannot also understand sarcasm or black/dark humor. They will just get offended if you make this type of jokes. So sad. 8/10 just because, probably, around 20% of the jokes were way too lame and unnecessary. But you can find a lot of funny clever absurd jokes. Overall, a very, very funny movie. Hope to see a sequel!

Igominy for the Israeli film industry Terrible screenplay

What had the Mossad chief requested? To carry a torch on Israel's Independence Day. This simple request, woven along the length of this funny film, takes shape in a plot that changes and succeeds in surprise, more than once! At the beginning of the film we get to know the main actors, who combine Punch and joke once every ten seconds. We sat and couldn't stop laughing throughout the film, along with the entire audience that was watching with us.

Don't forget to watch until the final subtitles!!!

This is a movie for the whole family of all ages! Go and watch it! It's the summer hit for 2019!

Funny and easy going, a good movie to watch when you want to laugh