Borderline

Samara in the heart, Ray – my respects, did not disgrace the name of the father. These two and Baptista radiate crazy energy, you can’t take your eyes off. In places the film gives such unexpected somersaults that it seems the characters themselves are shocked by what is happening here. I haven’t laughed so much for a long time, it turned out really well.

I love this mix of genres. When in a rush of emotions you don’t know what you want more – to laugh or is it really time to worry about the main characters). Kudos to Nicholson’s son and the incredibly sweet Baptista. In general, all the guys are just surreal with sweetness. The jokes are awesome.

I’ll add a point for Weaving’s niece and Nicholson’s son (and they say nepotism is rampant here). And of course, without Cox Patrick Cox ‍ ‍ the creators wouldn’t have made such a wonderful film)

The coolest and most worthwhile thing here is the song duet with the background music, it turned out awesome. And the cool solo of the policeman is also good. And as for the rest – what the hell was that?

An unfunny and implausible comedy, the point of watching which disappears after thirty to forty minutes.