Tag 4K 2018 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Every year for a month, five friends engage in a ruthlessly contrived version of the cat-and-mouse game. They've been playing it since first grade, risking their own necks, jobs, and relationships to defeat their opponent with a triumphant shout of, "You drive!"

This year's cat-and-mouse comes at the wedding of the only undefeated player, which should make him an easy target. But he knows they're coming, and he's ready.

Review 4K Movie

I loved the concept and philosophy of the movie immensely. We don't stop playing because we grow up, we grow up because we stop playing. If you think about it, the principle is much more profound. When we play, we're happy regardless of the opinions of others. And that's probably the most important thing. To be happy without looking at the opinion of others. And in addition to the above idea in the finale was voiced another important idea, which I thought was very correct and interesting.

The plot of the movie. I liked the story very much. It was quite well thought out and from the first time you can't see the holes. Perhaps from the second or third time they will become obvious, but the movie does not pretend, as I think, to be one that is rewatched a million times in search of hidden meanings. It's a light comedy that can be watched once, even needs to be watched once, that's enough. All the hidden meanings lie on the surface. And that's fine.

Actors. There is a feeling that Jeremy Renner becomes an actor of one image, at least the loudest of his works form such an impression about him. But in general, I liked the play of actors, all played their roles well. It was as if they were these guys themselves. And even the Russian voiceover did not spoil the impression. The voice actors also tried their best.

Characters. I empathized with them. The stories of the characters are well written. Qualitative their disclosure through the development, memories, cascenes. It was beautiful. But the coolest part was the character development. You can see it, but not as it happens in Jean-Claude Van Damme movies, here it was presented somehow more nativelike and less naive. Everything was natural. And that, I think, is a good sign.

The picture. Well here certainly everything is fine. For a one-off light comedy, I think it's perfect.

Bottom line. It's a great, light, family comedy to watch at least once. Pretty deep philosophical meaning, pretty good plot at first glance, great concept overall.