È per il tuo bene

This movie includes at least four really good Italian actors and actresses - and this potential gets wasted by a broad range of defects.

It's like a rotten cake: the first layer is poor writing - its predictability and characters' underdevelopment. The second is, infortunately, unnecessary vulgarity - used to hide plot's poorness and get an easy laugh. Above all, trying to make the cake look "modern", there's a bad and cumbersome imitation of American wokeness, stereotyped and not even ironic.

In the end, if you're searching for a witty and brillian Italian comedy, skip this movie. If instead you want a "cinepanettone" with woke flavour...