Maior que o Mundo

I don't know if the movie is really cool, or if the three protagonists (beautiful, talented and funny) are the ones who manage to make a miracle of milking a cow. I'm not enchanted by the franchise, but the scenes are funny, beautiful action scenes, visually beautiful, despite the whole context being cliché and predictable. It does bring some good smiles, although shy and scarce, but just like its successors (I watched the franchise in reverse order), it doesn't appeal to me as much as I would like and could... Nice and funny...

Kbeto (Eriberto Leão), a fifty-something writer who has suffered from writer's block for 20 years, is always looking for inspiration to write his second novel and end his reputation as a one-hit wonder. He seeks inspiration in the bohemian life of Baixo Augusta, in São Paulo, until one night he finds a diary in a dumpster. He transcribes and publishes what he reads, but when the author of the story appears in a criminal rage, he has to deal with the diary author's desire to pull the trigger.