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ACTOR
Martin CsabaKala CzupiPéter HarnaIlyés József
DIRECTOR
Martin Csaba
SYNOPSICS
Dobogó kövek (2010) is a Hungarian movie. Martin Csaba has directed this movie. Martin Csaba,Kala Czupi,Péter Harna,Ilyés József are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2010. Dobogó kövek (2010) is considered one of the best Comedy movie in India and around the world.
Dobogó kövek (2010) Reviews
Worst movie in Earth?
It's a very bad "movie". Poor video and sound quality, poor characters. Actually it's a peace of crap. Fortunately for all involved, this movie has a "so bad that it's good" quality that can be fun IF YOU HAVE ABSOLUTELY NOTHING BETTER TO DO. Worst movie ever seen. Worst acting too. I cannot imagine a movie worse then this. Nothing to see. No acting at all. They (actors) should look for another job. I cant't understand who was stupid enough to actually put money into this "movie". The ladies in the movie...perhaps they better stick to XXX. Actually I can't see any actor in this movie. No actors. No director. No acceptable music. Nothing. DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE. NEVER! THIS IS BU****IT
Hungarian indie film at it best
It's a good laugh for a night you just want to let the steam out. Dobogo kovek doesn't follow any typical film structure, it is rather a bunch of sketches stitched together that delivers some absolutely hilarious moments. Well-known Hungarian actors play together with some unknown faces which is very refreshing to see as usually in Hun films they like to use the exact same actors over and over again. Even though I read the movie was a low budget production it only shows in the sound quality. Visually I couldn't see any difference compared to average, high-budget national productions. And in terms of jokes and funny situations this movie is amongst the top 3 Hungarian comedies! I enjoyed it a lot (especially the 'robbery scene') and would recommend it to anyone who likes creative approaches and storytelling in a comedy.
Crazy and cutting edge
As a Hungarian ex-pat I like to keep up with Hungarian movies and I was surprised to see that I missed this one somehow. And I just loved it! I don't understand why this movie is rated so low, I think it should be at least a 7. Since it's way low-voted, I just give a ten to hopefully raise the points. This movie is a very unusual creation, a bit experimental but on an audience-friendly way. The dialogs were my favorites, they are very raw, very real life and absolutely hilarious. I guess most of those who voted it down must have not really understand this kind a humour. For me it was a bit British-humour-like, but still somewhat different. I would give an award for the creators, because this crazy and daring-kind a movie making were not present in Hungarian film making this far. Keep up the good work, guys!