Extended Reading
  • Holden 2021-12-16 08:01:02

    Originally it was three and a half to four stars, and the third act dropped directly to three stars. The biggest problem with this film is that I don't know what I want to say in the third act. The information I want to convey in the third act begins to contradict the previous ones. The movie itself is not bad in terms of production, but the whole script has big problems. In the second half, the rhythm and information became more and more weird, as if something had been laying the groundwork, but in the end there was nothing. There is no big problem with the performance, but the four protagonists themselves are very similar, leading to the illusion of why the four characters are separated. Generally speaking, it is not very recommended. If the movie itself wants to convey the message to be conveyed in the third act. I will probably lower the score again.

  • Kyra 2022-04-24 07:01:08

    2.5 The occasion that could only be regarded as an awkward dance was turned into the most convincing scene in the whole film by Uncle Mai's body feeling bursting out of hopelessness. . The title of this film is actually more than a midlife crisis. The plight of the four men is more like a metaphor of a social collective weakness, while the confrontation is the strict social contract and interpersonal desolation in northern Europe. But leaving on the grounds of alcohol is both a cliché and a far-fetched large-scale adultery, and in the end, the wife's change of heart is like falling back into a middle-aged man's spring dream... Winterberg should go back and ask more about Von Trier. "Idiot" was filmed...

Another Round quotes

  • Peter: Are we or are we not alcoholics?

    Nikolaj: We're not alcoholics. We decide when we want to drink. An alcoholic can't help himself.

  • Martin: So, when you run around totally wasted, throwing up in bushes and alleys, don't feel alone, because you're in great company.