Tre di troppo

Marco e Giulia attempts to delve into the unexpected twists of life with a comedic lens, but unfortunately, it falls flat. Directed by Fabio De Luigi, the film boasts a talented cast that is regrettably underutilized. The premise had potential, yet the execution is riddled with clichés, offering little in terms of originality or emotional depth.

De Luigi's direction feels uninspired, failing to elevate the narrative or provide the actors with the space to shine. While the performances are competent, they are stifled by a predictable script and an overall lack of ambition. The film struggles to leave any lasting impression, resulting in an experience that is as forgettable as it is disappointing.

Best suited for an easy, low-expectation watch on a lazy evening, Marco e Giulia is an example of squandered talent and a reminder that great actors need equally great direction to truly shine.

Rating: 5/10 - Beautiful performances, but they didn't dance.