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I've seen this movie before seeing Mirciulica, and I've really enjoyed it, especially since I've seen it after Klaus & Barroso and Teambuilding (which apparently was big in cinemas, God knows why!).

Things I liked: the plot had logic and they followed it through.

The jokes were funny and what's important for me, they weren't translated from English. They've used proper Romanian syntax.

They didn't swear as much as other actors do in other movies.

Things I didn't like: it seemed to have a very low budget: harsh lights and tight angles.

Some of the actors lack acting abilities.

Locations were not best chosen.

But, all in all, I've enjoyed it. I like a good joke without having to swear three times and include innuendo every couple of sentences.

I've enjoyed it tremendously because of the local way of speaking and the fact that the lines were not translated from English (like in other Romanian films, like Teambuilding, or Taxi Drivers). Adrian Cucu's character is just bubbly and the way he delivers his lines shows that he's a theatre actor and knows how to have a proper pronunciation and intonation.

The plot is simple, but it has a logic (unlike Taxi Drivers, for example) and despite moving along slowly, it makes sense.

I liked the puns - they were hilarious!

What seems to have been lacking is the money so it's filmed better. But this is also an ever-present motive in Romanian filmmaking industry.

For me it was entertaining and I recommend it for a nice weekend movie.