andre h

Like the idea, but can't help but notice, especially during the policing work (protagonists work as detectives) they don't really rely on their intuition or detecting skills but oftentimes asked (either the captain asks his subordinates or vice versa or to each other), "how do you want to handle this?" It's like their favorite magic word, they keep on asking each other that question whenever they encounter new cases. They should make a t-shirt out of it, and instead of saying it, they should just show the imprinted words.

First off, how can they pass notes inside? I don't see any team members working in the kitchen. I feel like I'm watching a cyberpunk flick, which I like, but not this one. I think it needs a clearer timeline, not just cutting off from scene to scene just because they think it'll look cool. I'm telling you it's not, it's seizure inducing. Hats off to those who think this movie is good, cause I for hell just.don't.get.it!

It's funny and fishy, gorgeous and completely relatable if you have an overbearing parents. Never would've guessed that I'd enjoy it to actually like it, Giulia really stole the show. Heartwarming, seriously!