SYNOPSICS
Irre sind männlich (2014) is a German movie. Anno Saul has directed this movie. Fahri Yardim,Milan Peschel,Peri Baumeister,Josefine Preuß are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2014. Irre sind männlich (2014) is considered one of the best Comedy,Romance movie in India and around the world.
About two therapy group crashers.
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Lie down, we need to talk
I'm glad that this is yet another decent German comedy, where they realised that neither just a witty premise nor good production values alone make enjoyable entertainment. It kind of all comes together here, and makes for not overly demanding entertainment, that's not overly dumb either. Daniel has a cute girlfriend who doesn't want to commit. His unhinged buddy finds out an easy strategy for Daniel to meet other women (and for himself to get laid a lot): Go to psychotherapy workshops, pretend that you're either a zookeeper or a surgeon, and talk about your issues -- hey presto. Needless to say, and in stark contrast to reality, those "psycho chicks" are all total foxes with insatiable sex drives. Unfortunately, some of them are following a similar strategy so that the two BFFs soon find themselves in more than lukewarm water. After a good ride on this comedic train, Daniel finds true love and the movie becomes pretty trite from then on.
Romantic comedy
It's a bit out there and you can see where this is going (comically villain/BF, crazy best friend and all that included). But it's still a fun ride and it is fun watching it, if you allow it to. It's not very deep, though it does have its moments and the friendship between the two male leads feels real. For a German comedy this is pretty well thought off and better than some other "star" vehicles (although there is a cameo of another big celebrity/actor in here too). The dialog scenes are OK, the ending might be a bit too much for some, but it still works just off the charm of the actors involved.
Another very weak German relationship comedy
"Irre sind männlich" is a German movie from 2014 that runs for slightly under 90 minutes without credits and slightly over with credits. The director is Anno Saul and he is kinda known for his works, at least here in Germany, and I also like some of the stuff he has done. But this one here is a major disappointment. Then again, I cannot really blame him as he is not one of the writers. This film here is pretty much on the level of all the M'Barek, Schweighöfer comedies (and weak Schweiger comedies) that came out over the last decade. Fittingly, Schweighöfer is also in this one, even if he only has a very brief cameo, but I guess him and Peschel are almost always together in movies. So I already mentioned Milan Peschel who is a much better actor than what he shows us here. He is the co-lead to Fahri Yardim in here and a big part of the film is about their relationship struggles. The problem once again is that I did not like any of the two protagonists really. How can you with the stuff they've been doing early, pretending to be somebody else on so many occasions in order to have sex with as many women as possible? I find it despicable and their (not realistic) character transformation does not make up for it. Anyway, so the story is crap. Is the comedy at least good? No it is not. The writers' attempts at including funny scenes are easily visible, but hardly anything is working out in this one. And the consequence is that this is not just another weak film, but actually really embarrassing on several occasions. This is especially shocking as the screen writers are both pretty experienced from what I have seen. The music in this movie isn't good either. But back to the action: The worst moment of the film is probably when the group reenacts a metaphorical scene that involves the likes of libido, unerect male genitalia, wet female genitalia and more stuff like that. Then again, can you really be surprised if there is a cast that features Marie Bäumer and Tom Beck in key roles, even if you have to say they aren't worse than the script. And Yardim is not exactly a revelation either in terms of range. But still, the film thinks it can take itself seriously on some occasions in terms of conflict, for example a possibly lost friendship or a lost love. Or the ending when they rush an arrest (that is certainly unjustified as the female protagonist would never ever have agreed to a written statement according to which Yardim's character needs to stay away from her) and right away they meet in the most cheesy fashion on this bridge like taken from a cringeworthy Rosamunde Pilcher movie. So yeah, I think I've made my point that these 1.5 hours were extremely disappointing in my opinion. I suggest you stay far far away from this one.