callmejoje

One of thousands of attempts to ridicule a higher old-fashioned morality. Vulgar and embarrassing. They go mainstream and try to score points by fooling the audience. Free morals without responsibility.

It would have been much more interesting if they had dared to stick their chin out and preserve the advantages of values such as loyalty and respect.

A few lines in the introduction made me laugh, so not the lowest rating.

Besides the embarrassing agenda behind the script, it is remarkable that it fails to create any funny situations, despite the presence of well-known actors. Och jag är svensk.

In my opinion, this is much funnier than most adult comedies. Without a doubt.

For me, who loves Calvin and Hobbes, this is intelligently thought out with successful elements of the children's fantasy world. The actors who portray Håkan and his mother in particular are brilliant. But the father also works quite well.

Very successful balance between funny situations and credibility. The only thing that becomes contrived and ridiculous is how they portray bandits. The bandits are at the same low level as in Home Alone, or worse. Crude and unworthy.

But what brings the rating down from 8 to 7, is the foul language used. Shame on Swedish filmmakers for contributing to such undignified language. 😒

I loved Jenna when she played the queen. Absolutely brilliant.

But this. I made it through the next episode, but felt more and more disgusted. Hopefully there will be some explanation later on why I, as an observer, am forced to participate in the characters' sick view of sex. Scenes with bestiality, misled kids caressing each other and pointless sex scenes overall. I hate this.

Otherwise, a slow plot with a depressing setting. Much better are Vera and other crime series, where the plot moves forward, at a reasonable pace; and where perversions end up on the margins.

The only positive thing I can think of is that mother and daughter are very similar and believable in their relationship.