
Best Day Ever (2015)
I'm still trying to figure out what happened - everyone around me was laughing hysterically in the movie theater, but I was completely lost. The state of Russian cinema is in shambles.
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I recently had the misfortune of watching The Best Day, a 2015 Russian comedy that left me scratching my head. The plot follows Petya Vasutin, an average Joe who meets a great girl while drunk and proposes to her, only to have things take a drastic turn when he meets pop star Alina Shepot. The movie had everyone around me laughing hysterically, but I was completely lost. The state of Russian cinema is in shambles, and this film is a perfect example of why I just don't get it. The movie tries to balance humor and heart, but it falls flat with a convoluted plot, slow pacing, and underdeveloped characters.


















































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- •The movie has a catchy title and a promising premise
- •The cinematography is decent, with some nice shots of Moscow
- •The cast is talented, with some great comedic performances
- •The movie has a good soundtrack, with some catchy Russian pop songs
- •The film's themes of love and relationships are relatable
- •The movie has a unique and quirky sense of humor
- •The lead actor delivers a solid performance
- •The movie has some nice moments, despite its overall disappointment
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- •The plot is convoluted and hard to follow
- •The pacing is slow and uneven
- •The movie relies too heavily on stereotypes and cliches
- •The characters are underdeveloped and lack depth
- •The movie's humor is not my cup of tea
- •The film's themes are not explored in a meaningful way
- •The movie tries to tackle too many subplots at once
- •The ending feels rushed and unsatisfying



