Another Round

A great movie about the midlife crisis and what alcoholism can lead to.

The final dance of Mads is forever in the heart)))
And a very touching moment with the physical education teacher and the kid, even when reviewing the eyes in a wet place...

A history professor, a psychologist, a music teacher and a physical education teacher come into the bar one day....
What initially seemed to me to be an alcoholic comedy turned out to be a real drama about a personal crisis
Mads❤

Dance in the end-the decision to swell up after all?.. просто just from happiness (SMS)🤔

Nothing is clear, but it is very interesting) On the one hand, as a technician, I perfectly understand their desire to try and experiment, to make experiments. On the other hand, what is the moral of the film? Here is the character of Mads - after the first dose, he reveals himself as a historian. Then they show us that he seems to teach even better. He teaches strangely, but okay. At least I lit up the excitement in the eyes of the students, and well done. In the end, alcohol leads him to sleep on the street, and break up with his wife. And at the end, she writes that she misses you. I don't see any prerequisites for this. The physical education teacher just got drunk. That leaves the musician and the philologist. And everything is fine with them, nothing has really changed.

And after watching the whole movie, you realize that in the beginning you were moved by the idea that alcohol can be good. Then, that abuse leads to degradation. Here is the apotheosis of this very degradation. Here is the thought - alcohol is evil, and no matter how it seems, the disclosure of personality and the removal of internal barriers that it gives pales before the price that it will take. Alcohol is evil, death is death, physical education teacher. And then once, and now they drink again, once and the wife wants to come back, bang and they drink with the students at the end. So what was the point?

In fact, only two characters open up and move - the historian and the physical education teacher. One has alcoholism, the other has a personality crisis. I still didn't understand what the film was trying to show, but it's quite possible that I'm just a retard.

Cool

It's a beautiful movie. Yes, he warns in some ways, but also teaches to go beyond the gray everyday life. Probably the best movie I've seen in the last year.

It's a great movie. Rather, not so much about the midlife crisis, but about the personal crisis in general. And, oddly enough, not an ode to alcohol, but to life.

Strongly

The film is not my genre at all, but nevertheless it was interesting to me. Although in the end there is a feeling that there is no morality. After all, in the end, the characters get drunk again.

It's a great movie. Yes, everything is bad with brute force, but at first everything was joyless and not from scratch (" wherever you throw, there is a wedge everywhere"?). The balance is difficult - as is the whole of life. And I want to dance, and something bright!

I would love to review it. Amazing movie and acting!!

Makes you think