Pesti balhé

This absolute piece of trash tries to sell you a main protagonist, who in his childhood always played indian, so now in his adulthood still always wears feathers in his ears, and all his role consist only of inarticulate roars. The female lead chews bubblegum, wears a cap with bright-colorful hair, even though she is over 30 years old, because she is, you get it, cool, lol.

And the best part is that the moral of the story would be that the successful, renowned, rich engineer dude should be cool like these loser, idiot friends of his.

Nothing makes sense in this "film", the scenes are hardly connecting. Only the jokes were more miserable than the characters. My second hand embarrasment had a second hand embarrasment by the 30 minute mark. Total waste of time.

For me this movie was totally worth watching, even with subtitles. Maybe I was not expecting too much initially, just a light comedy, but the humour and pace drew me in and kept me watching, and ultimately the portrayal of the father - son relationship drew a few tears at the end and left me deep in thought. The soundtrack is good and I loved the shots of Budapest.

The first minutes were okay when we saw the children stealing the drawing, but watching some 40years old losers still crying over their miserable lives and messing up a funeral is not funny. The whole concept of placing the painting in the auction and how the characters deliver it is absurd. Most of the scenes don't make any sense. The actors are terrible, the story is simple without any excitement or suspense and the jokes are written by 6year olds and we saw it a billion time. This movie would have been better if the characters had been younger and this stupidity would make a bigger sense. I am sad if this the post Andy Vajna era.

It's an OK film with some really funny moments. It doesn't take itself seriously, reminded me of Taika Waititi's humor to be honest. Sometimes good, sometimes, well, it's about taste. The cinematography is really good, certainly looks much better than the budget would suggest.

It was quite refreshing to see a new takle on the heist genre with this little gem. In most heist movies they try to bust a bank or a casino, while in this one it's the opposite, they steal a painting into an auction. How come nobody had this idea before? Superb cinematography, Hollywood-style directing, really professionally done soundtrack.