Haita de actiune

I give two stars just to raise the other votes. Also for Antonia she did her best, respect, but someone tell dima he needs to stop trying bro... it's enough... i personally can't take it anymore.

And another question that I have for myself, is why you don't use real actors? Real young talented actors? From schools, stop using public" figures as actors, they can't deliver acting... they have 0 connection with the cameras also with the jokes they deliver.

Good acting from ms geanina, altex and the lesby cop, also for aurel... he tried, idk if he's actor or not but he clearly tried. Dima is so forced , you can't watch it anymore, someone stop this guy....

I am ashamed that it is a romanian film and that I wasted time of my life watching it.

After the questionable success of the film '' Teambuilding'' they thought they could make money from any nonsens. The actors play badly, in fact most of them are not even actors...the direction of the film does not exist...the script is embarrassing... It is simply a film made with famous people from Romanian showbiz just to make money on his account. They used singers...stand up comedians...to make a bad movie and tried to cover it up with overarching messages of racism and corruption Don't waste your time watching this movie.

(Disclaimer, I've never left a review on IMDb, but this film was so bad that I had to leave a review)

"Haita de Actiune" is a film that tries to pass off as a police action-parody but unfortunately fails to deliver on any level. It's 99-minutes of extremely poor taste jokes that go to the lowest levels of humor, such as paedophilia and blatant racism.

As a viewer, I was hoping that the film would use its platform to address the corruption in contemporary Romania, especially within the police force, but instead, it seemed to celebrate everything that is wrong without any moments to balance out what is funny and what is wrong.

Good comedy is able to balance laughter with reflection but this film missed the opportunity to provide any meaningful commentary or critical reflection on the issues at hand, leaving a sour taste in my mouth.

After watching "Haita de Actiune," I was shocked to think that more than a bunch of talented people took part in this film and gave it the green light, it doesn't make any sense to me. It's a poor joke that fails to entertain, enlighten or provoke thoughtful conversation. I absolutely regret contributing to its box office and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

The movie gives a lot of hints that it wants to be a parody of the actual state the Romanian police and politicians are today, however even for a parody it is very bad. The story is poorly written, the characters are poorly written, the acting is bad, it is difficult to find something good about this movie. Maybe the good thing is that for a Romanian movie it had improvements in shooting and stunts, still fighting scenes needed a lot more to look good. The main characters is simply stupid all throughout the movie, it doesn't evolve in any way, they try at the end to make him come out in a way but that takes 20 seconds and that's it. Even when trying to milk in the Romanian nostalgia for a beloved character from the 90s it is still poorly executed.

I was impressed by the trailer and immediately wanted to buy tickets to see it but I regret it, definitely one can wait until it comes out on different platforms, you are not missing out on anything. I laughed for 2 minutes and face palmed the rest of the movie.

A movie that took the worst American clichés and combined them with the worst Romanian clichés. Bonus, countless advertisements for casinos. Bad actors. The only people who would appreciate such a mess of a film are those who have received fines from the police and now feel vindicated (that's all the intelligence they have).

On top of that, the acting performance is poor. Only two or three are actual actors, the rest are YouTubers, vloggers, and singers. This is reflected in the already weak quality of the movie's script.

The movie aims to be a comedy that tackles issues with the Romanian police, but the result is entirely the opposite. It turns into a festival of cringe.