Ojalá te mueras

Let me first say that I am a great fan of Hungarian cinema. There are many good Hungarian moves, even great ones. This one is not one of them, it has some potential in the start, but the plot gets flimsy really fast.

The acting is OK, even though the actors are not famous (at least I haven't seen them in any other movies) Directing is pretty good too, you can feel the atmosphere, the story is delivered with a good pace, making the movie watchable at least.

But the scenario is unrealistic, full of holes, much of the plot is forced. Ending is also somehow lacking. I don't recommend it, except as a Hungarian lesson, as there is lot of useful slang / easy sentences.

The only basic virtue is its realism. A story about teenagers, from the passion of a student for her teacher to the obsession of a colegii about her. The vad thing is the absence of message and the predactibility. A hivh Scholl story, Nice, dramatic, familiar but not convincing.

From an ordinary teen drama, to a gripping thriller. I tried to avoid any information about this movie, before watching it, and this was a very good choice. When you think, that you know where the story runs out, it takes a total turn back, and it's not annoying, and don't gives you the feeling, that the film is just bluffing. The twists in the plot was perfectly placed in the story line. The cast is just breathtaking, full of new faces, and everyone gives their very best. This movie is a beautiful example of the creative and wholehearted movie making, with slight money, but a lot of extraodinary ideas.

I'm a big fan of foreign movies. I've run into this one accidentally. I can't really say I'm happy with how it ended, since there were weird turns since the beginning. Predictable plot at some point. There are other good movies to watch. The acting was also disappointing, but a good thriller nonetheless.

The story is a really needed one on movie, that's messed up with bunch of talentless actors and actresses (the main character was played pretty good), and horrible direction. The "Flipped" formula was rude, and I had a feeling like it's a bad version of "13 reasons why".