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Tati Part Time is a delightful Romanian comedy that has captured the hearts of audiences with its unique blend of humor and heartwarming storytelling.

What makes this film stand out is its ability to blend humor with tender moments, creating a narrative that's as touching as it is funny. The chemistry between the young girl and her part-time dad is nothing short of magical. Their interactions are filled with comedic misunderstandings and endearing moments that reflect the complexities of their relationship.

Is a must-watch for anyone who enjoys a good laugh mixed with heartfelt storytelling.

I had low expectations at first, judging from the bad reviews (shame on all you haters!) but I enjoyed this film very much, it's easy to watch, funny, relatable and sweet :) There were some cringe moments but that was the intention. About the acting, I literally have no idea why some people complain, the actors played their parts and delivered a clear message, we all got what the author wants to say ;) and the little girl is adorable, natural and talented (for the jerk who said she can't sing: news flash, buddy, the singing was supposed to be bad, you just missed the point!) I LOVED the band! ;)

The good: Some of the actors are great, mainly the three main ladies, the work colleagues and the kids.

The bad: The main character was played in a non-sympathetic way. I think we are supposed to like this guy by the end, but because of bad acting or bad directing or bad casting, this didn't work.

There are very few genuinely funny moments, because of the main problem of this film - the script !

Alternating between cringe-inducing jokes, casual and overt misogyny, and clichés so stale they must've dug them up from a time capsule planted in 1991, it honestly looks like the script was badly translated form a rejected American tv-movie or generated by AI.

Last but not least, the product placement is very obvious and obnoxious. It's so bad, they are just one step away from just facing the camera and reciting ad copy directly to the viewer.

The outstanding performance of the actors contributes essentially to the strength of this film. The young lawyer, played with sensitivity and depth, brings his character to life, perfectly illustrating the deep and complex changes he goes through when he is faced with the responsibility of caring for his 8-year-old goddaughter. The chemistry between the two main actors is palpable and the evolution of their relationship is presented with great sensitivity.

The film's story deftly navigates thru moments of humor, drama, and warmth, creating a balanced and immersive cinematic experience. The director managed to successfully combine family and legal elements, giving the audience an authentic look into the complex world of the main character.

The story and the cast was so lame and boring. There are some things I didn't understand in the movie and others here explained here very well, I won't write it again.

I only wanted to say that you should let your kiddo do w/e she/he wants dude. I don't really understand why get a kid to play in a movie, or sing at the theatre when it's obviously that she got 0 talent in the artistic area, she can't sing like her mother, she can't act like her father. Dude, let the kid play and get her some diction courses because in the movie I didn't understand much because she can't speak and she has problems with her voice. Really annoying.

This comedy movie brilliantly intertwines the chaos of a lawyer's career compromises with the unexpected challenges of parenting an 8-year-old goddaughter, resulting in a delightful clash of orderly routines and newfound parenthood. As Iustin navigates the uncharted territory of fatherhood, the film promises a heartwarming and humorous exploration of the comical complexities that arise when ambition meets childcare.

In this engaging comedy, Alex Bogdan's portrayal of Iustin, a career-driven lawyer thrust into parenthood, adds depth to the film's humor. The dynamic with Eva Maruta's Maya promises a mix of chaos and heartwarming moments, making it a delightful watch for those seeking a blend of career dilemmas and unexpected parenting challenges.

Boring acting. Forced replicas.

Just like someone reads a newspaper no emotions in acting.

Better spend the money on something else that just paying these so called actors

the movie was so boring that I even forgot I was watching it and almost fell asleep.

And that poor little girl. Seems like she was forced to do that. It shows she hates acting. Maybe her known parents forced her to do that because getting a career in something else looks impossible.

Again. Very very boring. Not worth the money the popcorn although is not cheap was better than the acting in this movie

yeas some jokes were so bad that it pulled out a smirk. But that's it.

The movie screams Cringe all over. Not a kid friendly movie even if it has kids in it.

The main character is a lawyer that has to babysit his goddaughter. The character is written to show a complete appetite to be liked by any lady that has a pulse or is near him, making him instantly a unlikable character.

Lazy script, bad writing, poor dialogue overall.

The goddaughter is the child of two romanian known people, that is why she ended up in this movie, because her acting skills lack the substance and her character tends to be a know it all kid, does not engage the viewer with her character progress, not showing any sight of smartness, just arrogant liners, she does not make you root for her, or either want to know what happens to her.

The plot is poor, not worth it going to the cinema or spending any money or most important, do not spend any of your valuable time to see this movie because you will be literally telling yourself why did you do this action in the first place.

The comedy 'Tati part time' is a cinematic gem that stands out through the outstanding performances of well-prepared actors, a very well-written script, and perfect jokes. The protagonists bring the characters to life with a naturalness and charm that is hard to match, managing to create an authentic connection with the audience. Every line is meticulously calculated, contributing to a captivating and amusing story. The humorous moments are cleverly placed, guaranteeing laughs from beginning to end. The impeccable direction and editing complete a film that will undoubtedly remain in the audience's memory for a long time. 'Tati part time' is, without a doubt, a production that harmoniously combines acting talent, quality writing, and refined humor.

Just watched id in the cinema, without big expectation. And it managed to be worse than I expected. Very poor actors and script. Even the main roles were filled by actors that apparently cannot proper act. I do not want to be critic, but unfortunatelly it was bad, really bad. There was practically no story in this movie, so whoever directed this should stop trying.

I understood that it is a family movie, and you really wanted the main character played by Eva Maruta to look really smart, but you it was way exagerrated. A children does not behave like that, and everything looked forced. Just avoit losing time watching this one!

I didn't liked the script or the cast. A few actors there have experience and know how to act, but the script doesn't help them at all. Also the whole image breaks when you put them near people that are not even actors.

The main characters line and script, are not funny, very boring and I some are not for kids.

The main kid from movie, looks like parents who made the movie, forced her to be there, on a role that doesnt fit her small age. She doesn't know how to act because she doesnt have experience, probably that is why she had only a few lines, despite the fact that she is one of the main characters. Or maybe due to no experience, no talent, no acting lessons, she can't memorize many lines. So it was good choice to give her less lines, because she has a talking problem, is hard to understand what she says, or maybe because doesnt know how to talk clear, due to not having diction lesson, singing voice, because she is not an actor.

Regarding the script, many negative things to say, but I don't want to give spoilers, in case someone want to lose their time with this movie. I think it should be on youtube like a vlog, not on Netflix like a movie.

This movie was so cringe, it literally hurt all the way. I was embarrassed for the actors, honestly. I can't understand what's the amount of money you have to receive to "play" in such a thing?! Badly written, so so badly played, who would ever pay to watch something like that?! Some people should really not do movies, no matter how much money they have. Pitty for Alex Bogdan, but let's say I understand that some need to eat. On some levels they tried too hard (like dressing and hairdressing the people at the party which took place in a park - so maybe it should have been more casual and less pathetic) and on other levels they didn't try at all- writing some decent lines, for example. Horrific!

Forced acting and no emotions whatsoever. The main character took the role just because her father sponsored the movie, and you can tell. Unfortunately, the actress playing Maya has no talent for a movie. She tries to play the smart, witty little girl, but it completely misses the mark. As for the main character, Iustin, he also delivers a lackluster performance.

The movie has a poor script. It tries to take all the American stereotypes and translate them into Romanian society, but there's an obvious mismatch. Forced lines attempting to provoke humor are cringe-worthy. I really had high hopes for this Romanian production when I first saw the trailer, but five minutes into the film, I already knew it would be a big disappointment. Also, for a movie that is supposed to be about kids, it's too sexual.