Weak, weak, weak! I went because of Teambuilding and for Micutzu. Hours and money lost, without any satisfaction. Someone said it would be a New Year's Eve skit - what a 90-minute skit??? This could be a play of max 30 min, and the maximum age allowed: 18 years. Romanians: don't make filler movies, it's better not to do anything, let others do it!!!

I feel sorry for the team, I understand that they worked a lot, I understand that they really wanted something good, but they didn't succeed, I think it's the most boring Romanian film seen in the last 2 years.

I'm surprised by the fact that some people you throw in a room are super funny, but they didn't manage to make an ok movie. 2-3 funny phases in the rest, the feminization of the man, the absurd censorship, a long time dead. I don't recommend it.

I love Cosmin Nedelcu in any role he might play, but this time he has outdone himself. This movie is beautiful, it's funny, it's cute, it has a cute story and is altogether a great movie to watch. I think this is the most qualitative romanian movie i have ever seen. There is no mention of communists, corruption or any other stereotype that other movies rely on. The fact that the entire movie is based in a single location and it keeps you engaged is also something to be applauded. If i'm correct, i believe they also tried to adopt Guy Ritchie's style with some shots and story elements. Not an oscar movie of course, but a great romanian movie for sure! I'm still smiling ?

It's a rare thing, coming across a Romanian comedy that actually delivers good quality comedy with no low hanging fruit. There's no swearing in this, no cheap nudity, no mention of communists or corruption which I'm personally fed up with when it comes to local films. The movie is refreshingly self-aware at times, poking fun at its own existence in the grand landscape of Romanian cinema and its questionable reputation. You could swap this for any language and still have a great time and that's how you know you have a solid flick on your hands. Nedelcu & Nicolae's chemistry is on point, but the stand outs for me were Victoria Raileanu and Madalina Craiu who are crazy likeable without even trying. Female rage is done so well here. Another big up for Rolando Matsangos who is a total scene stealer. There's something theater-esque about it, the single location, the heightened performances, the verbose dialogue, but it never feels overwhelming or boring- a credit to the director. I expected a more in depth conclusion with the loan shark debacle. The entire movie rests on it but he's in it for only a few seconds, I could tell the scene was shaved off during editing. The movie rushes to the ending for no reason, almost like it's scared to overstay its welcome. For that reason alone, I shaved off some points. Can't believe I'm saying this but I'd actually love a sequel!