Wonder Coach

This is a film with substance, unlike many of the recent Romanian films. It's a movie that doesn't unveil the reality until its very end. Don't expect a comedy as you're used to, to me it was more like a drama rendered in a somewhat funny note.

Beautiful scenery, picture and good performance from the main actress are a plus.

I have to say, i was expecting a cheap and dumb comedy and was close to leaving the movie after the first minutes, but i'm glad i stayed till the end, it was a very pleasant surprise.

In the end I would say this is a smart movie for smart people.

This film is so bad I don't even know where to begin. The transitions between scenes are a nightmare; instead of connecting the action, they hit you with totally inappropriate sounds/music that completely takes you out of the movie.

The main character is the cherry on top of this... rotten cake. She's supposedly a corporate woman, but the apartment she lives in looks like it belongs to a high-end prostitute or some eccentric designer. It has nothing to do with the life she's supposed to have. And then, out of the blue, boom! She decides to give it all up and become a sort of "career coach" with methods so absurd and unorthodox, you can't help but laugh. She is completely unconvincing, both as a character and in her performance.

The film is full of filler scenes that are completely useless. You watch them and wonder, "Okay, what was the point of that?" They don't help the story or the character development; they're simply there to pass the time.

There are moments where the actors look like they don't even believe what they're saying, as if they're reading the lines off a sheet of paper. They don't convince you at all; you feel no emotion, nothing.

In short, don't make the mistake of buying a ticket.