I Love Budapest (Sub)

Starring:Gabriella Hámori, Martina Kovács, Sándor Csányi, Tamás Lengyel, Viktor Nagy, Erika Molnár, Teréz Hartman, Attila Egyed, Alex Arucsunjan, Mónika Balla, Mihály Dinnyés, Roland Haris, Zoltán Haris, Ákos Horváth, Máriusz Magyar, Attila Nikléczy, Gerda Pikali, Lia Pokorny, Zoltán Szilágyi (II), Mónika Pusztainé I.
Director: Ágnes Incze
Studio: Vanguard Cinema
Product Type: DVD
Average customer rating:
- quirky fun
- Surprisingly charming!
- Horrible
- I Love Budapest
- Coming of age in Budapest
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I Love Budapest (Sub)
Starring: Gabriella Hámori , Martina Kovács , Sándor Csányi , Tamás Lengyel , and Viktor Nagy
Director: Ágnes Incze
Manufacturer: Vanguard Cinema
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD
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ASIN: B00006IUKY
Release Date: 2002-11-26 |
Customer Reviews:
quirky fun.......2007-01-02
As mentioned in other reviews, this type of movie has been done before. What's new to me as someone who hasn't seen hungarian films before is the way it's done. The plot was very simple and the dialogue often felt like you were listening in on a conversation at a cafe. The story is largely carried by the actors who do a great job at being quirky. It's hard to imagine someone better suited that Hamori at playing a spacey, innocent girl. Kovacs(Moni) and Lengyel(Krisztian) and very competent. Watch Kovacs eyes when she's looking at Hamori; it's hillarious. Csanyi(Miki) was funny, too, especially with his eating disorder, but you have to see him in the DVD extra. It's like he's off in his own world. Either the interviewer played a joke on him or he's just intellectually crazy.
Finally, I have to say the music was really cool. It matched the mood of the movie well and it has a style all its own. When you watch this, don't expect something that might win at Cannes, although the ending did make my jaw drop. Just enjoy the quirky actors and mood that it puts you in and you might like it.
Surprisingly charming!.......2006-12-20
Despite the bad reviews given this film by some others here, I bought a copy anyway, expecting a boring, drab, poorly made "slice-of-gritty-urban life-in-contemporary-Budapest" film ... and was pleasantly surprised that the film did NOT meet my expectations!
"I Love Budapest" is actually a rather sweet film, very well made, with memorable -- even subtle -- acting (yes, the characters are all incredibly dumb, but charming nonetheless). What surprised me most was its fantastic/ambiguous ending that one can interpret as one likes.
I've been watching a number of Hungarian films lately, and actually this is one of my favorites. I was certainly NOT given good advice by the sour, negative reviews posted here, and just wanted to alert others to give this film a chance: yes, it's a conventional enough story (naive country girl goes to the big city, falls in with the "wrong sort"), but the acting and ending are enough to make me want to keep it for repeat viewings -- and to practice my Hungarian!
Horrible.......2005-08-05
I'm half Hungarian, so I am always on the "look-out" for anything that will remind me of Hungary. Therefore, I may tend to be more lenient than others when grading Hungarian movies or books...BUT even I can't save this horribly boring, stupid waste of your time "movie". First, if anyone has been to Hungary or Budapest, you'll see that they clearly don't show any of the places to which trendy Hungarian girls would go to party. I think that probably has to do with budget, i.e., they had to stay away from any recognizable monument/area, to keep the costs down. SO, if you're goal is to visit/re-visit Budapest on film, you won't see any of it here. The actors have silly lines (I felt sorry for them!) and the theme song is played over and over and over until you want to scream! And the end is absolutely ludicrous....I am almost ashamed that this is the kind of stuff that comes across international waters to represent Hungary.
I Love Budapest.......2004-07-28
Probably this is one of the most boring movie I have seen for long time. Badly shot and edited... what else can I say!!! You should see it and learn from it... how not to make a movie like this. This is not even an arty movie!!!
Coming of age in Budapest.......2003-09-03
Apparently coming of age in Budapest isn't much different than in the US. The film is well captured with a strong performance by its leading lady and as well as the rest of the cast. Reminded me of the Dreamlife of Angels in many ways. Contrasting the hard grind of manual labor with the nightlife of an urban city. One moment the lead girl is filthy dressed in work clothes - the next she is in a mini skirt and skimpy top partying on the town. Profound in the way we see her trying to make the best of her plight.
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