Munje: opet!

Once epic movie, receives a comeback 20 years later. Bad idea from the start, buk okay, lets give it a chance.

After seeing the movie, I will need some time to recover from it.

To be honest, I couldn't wait for the film to get till the end.

Despite the acting crew, with many people from Serbian cultural and public scene had a small role in the movie the movie came out to be a total disaster.

Storyline already seen, jokes which cannot make you laugh in a thousand years, some actors who were heroes of my childhood degrading themselves, sponsors on every corner, just make you wonder if anyone read the script before accepting the role.

All in all we definitely have a problem to say if something is bad, and this movie is really, really bad. They ruined the memory on a movie which is a rate 10 without doubt.

Honest recommendation, do not watch it, so that we can forget it as soon as possible.

For all of you that wanna see the movie just go to the cinema with expectations set low or even better none. That way you will not regret it.

Movie is full of product placement, can't understand why they had to do it. It's disgusting.

Plot is was not bad in the beginning, but first half of the movie was recycled jokes from Munje 1. Maca's role is totally off, why would you even call him in the first place?

I gave 7 just because of recycled jokes from the first movie.. but if i wanted to be real this is total disappointment 3/10.

Kudos to Sergej for being so much better than rest of the crew.

I was simply disgusted while trying to watch this and couldn't even get past the first half of the movie.

The first one was a masterpiece, showing what talent and desire to express it can do. Had no budget, was made in weeks or even days and we all quoted every single line from the movie and still do.

Then this, a collection of TikTok shorts with no sense or meaning. Feels like every scene was done in one take and that some of the actors had bottles of Vinjak in between the scenes.

Overexaggerated reactions and no feeling of natural. Artificial generic scenography, acting like it was made for Pink TV "Kursadzije" or similar , sense of actors not giving a darn about the movie itself just made me leave one of my first reviews here. And I hate it that it had to be this bad...

I just hope this movie is not gonna make me feel noxious when I watch the first one again. It certainly feels like the whole crew tried.

YUCK!!!!

I've started watching this with no expectations whatsoever. Only thing I had to measure possible quality of this was the first, original film, which wasn't very good in my opinion, its only good part was the music. It had serious problems with lead female characters bad acting, lead male actors were too old for characters they played, unsuccesful and pretentious jokes, weak plot that leaned too much on celebrities cameos and not delivering to high expectations after being hyped a lot. So I thought this one would probably be worse than that... I was wrong.

This film is actually fun to watch. Yes, the plot is a bit basic and nonsensical bit that is ok because all the fun in it comes from super self-aware jokes. You can still see legends of Belgrade urban culture in silly roles, but also some new ones from the opposite side. It puts together different age groups and completely separate worlds that exist in Serbia. I can see that people are disappointed with casting popular performers from turbo-folk world into a film that's supposed to be alternative culture but I was ok with that as I didn't really recognise them. It offers a pretty accurate image of modern Serbia through lenses of different generations. I had a good laugh, and good fun.

Music was different, not my cup of tea, but up to date with trends. Casting was great and there was no noticeable bad acting as bad actress roles were kept minimal. Sergej Trifunovic was exceptional. I liked attention to detail in costume and set design very much. Especially main characters childhood rooms in which they still live, with all the residue of tumultuous past decades in Serbia. And a soccer legend, Dule Savic, who turned Z in the meantime, was only shown on a poster, hugging a criminal, which I thought was brilliant. For me, it did bring some of that special radio B92 spirit that kept us alive during awful Serbian '90ies.

All in all, it wasn't a masterpiece, but it has something to offer for a wide audience, it's was witty and not boring at all. I give it 7 stars.

Obvious is the reason this film was made. Money! It was as if someone had put a knife to Radivoje Andric's throat and said make a movie. It was more like an advertising than a movie. The script and direction are very bad. The acting is much lower than the first part of the film. Already told and familiar jokes. Many characters are forced into the film for no apparent reason. Seka Sablic caused a bit of nervous in me while I watched the film, with her screaming and yelling. That's all she knows to do. The film has a lot of unnecessary and really stupid and thrown scenes. I really wanted this to work, but this definitely belongs to one of the biggest failures in the history of Serbian cinema.