Plot summary
Eight short films explore the subject of male infidelity. Serial cheaters, Fred and Greg, spend a night on the town doing what they do best, and with absolutely no regrets. The duo play various characters in assorted extracurricular situations, ranging from sexist to the darker sides of carnal desires.
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@Gioto The French movie is the original, it's a 2012 movie, the Italian version is 2020. You probably don't understand that someone can write everything they like without asking anything to you. So, stop complaining and telling people how they have to spend their time. My time is mine, not yours! Write your screenplay and then make a movie if you're able to. I'm tired of people like you, who think that they have the right to say to other people what they should do. Didn't you like the movie? Write that then, people have to decide whether they still want to watch the movie or not. And next time don't say how the movie ends, thanks!!! This is for you and for other too... stop talking about woke, you don't even know what that means, but almost every time I have to read woke, woke, woke! It's annoying! This movie is not great, it's watchable and it has its moments. The actors are surely good, and they also wrote the story. I would give it a chance.
The movie is made of many stories with the same actors, about 10 or 15 minutes each. Most of them not funny. One of those stories are in a italian movie too. The worst thing for me it's that the last story is a continuation of the first - two guys who wants as many women as they can...but at the end they turn into gays... it's that big BS agenda, that w3ky thing...do not wast your precious time.
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If you don't understand French, I would say that it's not easy to appreciate this movie. The subtitles unfortunately are quite bad. The Italian remake is even worse if you don't speak Italian. The subtitles are good, but there are movies that can't be translated without losing the "core", and that happens with many Italian movies in which the actors speak Neapolitan, or Sicilian, or Venetian. If you translate them in English, you will lose everything, but of course, without translation you wouldn't understand anything, and sometimes not even an Italian can understand well. Sicilian is a true language!