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Good acting of all actors especially Javad Ezzati who was the director as well, but mostly didn't have any new point to offer. Some car chasing, fun quotes and acts and almost nothing else. Mostly good for kids and teens. Seems to be made just to make profit and hit the box office as it did , but seems to be empty of any content and professional cinematic aims. Can be just considered as a pastime in cinema having pop corn and pass the evening but can never be thought as a movie you may rethink about even a second after watching. The same cliche for most box office movies repeated in the movie.

Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to introduce the best-selling movie of 1403, which is also worth watching; Bloody Crocodile directed and played by Javad Ezzati. An actor who returned to comedy cinema after many years with an audience-friendly film to explode the box office.

Javad Ezzati's lively film stays on its feet from the opening credits to the idea-filled ending credits and does not fall out of rhythm except in minutes (45 to 50 minutes and a little at the end), it moves its story forward with excitement and energy; He laughs at the right time, breathes at the right time, and it can be written precisely that he respects the intelligence of the audience.

Various action scenes, Saman Lotfian's cinematography and Ezzati and Jamshidifar's acting are well balanced, and none of them surpasses the other, and the management of this work and the production of a standard comedy by an actor who is behind the camera for the first time and has a taste of directing, is of double value. Has.

Javad Ezzati proved his skill in directing to us by making this film A non-stereotypical and funny experience that can entertain you The action scenes are well directed, the filming and lighting are very well done, and the humor of the actors can make you laugh. But the movie has some problems, one of which is the awful script writing. Sometimes repetitive jokes and irrelevant dialogues are common, which do not harm your overall experience.

The soundtrack of the film is also a stereotype breaker, most other films try to use pre-revolutionary songs, but "temsah khooni" tries to use metal songs to increase its excitement.