Sorry, but I have to admit that I didn't like this movie at all. Seriously, I am tired to watch one and the same thing for so many times.
This is a type of movie you either love or hate. For me it's "hate", because it's yet another parody of what the Bulgarian "reality" is. Producers, writers, directors, wake up finally - we don't need another reminder for this, we watch it every day on the street and during most of the TV shows like "Gospodari na efira", "Pulna ludnitsa", "Shouto na Slavi", "Shouto na kanala" and etc. What we need is something new, something different, something that if I have a friend from abroad I can take him to the cinema and be proud to show him the movie and ask him "Now, go to your country and tell your friends to watch it". This is not the one, I'd say.
Several weeks ago a lady holding the movies brochure asked me if I can help her to pick up a movie to watch. Mission London was already available and I told her about it. She said she has already seen it, but with such a disgusted face that I felt embarrassed for even bringing the topic.
Now, time for breaking up into pieces: 1. Story - not that bad, it feels like Brazilian soup opera, but however it brings some good mood. I would rate it with 4 out of 10 stars. 2. Acting - I have rarely seen acting worse than that (and I've seen a lot). May be that's because most of the Bulgarian people here are not really acting - singers and politicians should do what they are good at. Overall, I would rate it with 2 out of 10 stars. 3. Camera - losing the focus off the person who speaks is never a good thing. I would rate it with 1 out of 10 stars. 4. Music - it didn't attract any attention, it was not something exceptional, but it was there, which is new for Bulgarian movie. I would rate it with 4 out of 10 stars. 5. Overall - nothing new, nothing different, the same old parody, which I'm sick of. Way below zero stars.
I am realizing that only Bulgarians would have some interest to this movie, and I'm even questioning myself why I did write this review in English.
However, PEOPLE NOT FROM BULGARIA, DON'T WATCH THIS MOVIE. You Bulgarians, you make the choice on your own. But honestly, I don't think that we as an audience should accept this kind of production, it's way below what we are capable of.
This is a type of movie you either love or hate. For me it's "hate", because it's yet another parody of what the Bulgarian "reality" is. Producers, writers, directors, wake up finally - we don't need another reminder for this, we watch it every day on the street and during most of the TV shows like "Gospodari na efira", "Pulna ludnitsa", "Shouto na Slavi", "Shouto na kanala" and etc. What we need is something new, something different, something that if I have a friend from abroad I can take him to the cinema and be proud to show him the movie and ask him "Now, go to your country and tell your friends to watch it". This is not the one, I'd say.
Several weeks ago a lady holding the movies brochure asked me if I can help her to pick up a movie to watch. Mission London was already available and I told her about it. She said she has already seen it, but with such a disgusted face that I felt embarrassed for even bringing the topic.
Now, time for breaking up into pieces: 1. Story - not that bad, it feels like Brazilian soup opera, but however it brings some good mood. I would rate it with 4 out of 10 stars. 2. Acting - I have rarely seen acting worse than that (and I've seen a lot). May be that's because most of the Bulgarian people here are not really acting - singers and politicians should do what they are good at. Overall, I would rate it with 2 out of 10 stars. 3. Camera - losing the focus off the person who speaks is never a good thing. I would rate it with 1 out of 10 stars. 4. Music - it didn't attract any attention, it was not something exceptional, but it was there, which is new for Bulgarian movie. I would rate it with 4 out of 10 stars. 5. Overall - nothing new, nothing different, the same old parody, which I'm sick of. Way below zero stars.
I am realizing that only Bulgarians would have some interest to this movie, and I'm even questioning myself why I did write this review in English.
However, PEOPLE NOT FROM BULGARIA, DON'T WATCH THIS MOVIE. You Bulgarians, you make the choice on your own. But honestly, I don't think that we as an audience should accept this kind of production, it's way below what we are capable of.