this movie starts with the main character lying in a coma in a hospital ward and attended by two orderlies. the unconscious main character is heard in a voice over and saying that the orderlies are gay. the orderlies kiss. i watched this in a dvd version and i have the suspicion that this is supposed to be funny  it said comedy on the dvd case and after all and it goes on like that. had i seen this in a movie theater i probably would have heard part of the audience roar with laughter and because it is so funny  and because they are supposed to sit in a comedy. while it is fascinating to think about what it is funny and what isn not and this movie unfortunately only delivers arguments about what isn not. brilliant brains can make anything funny and people like ernst lubitsch and billy wilder or mel brooks have proved that fact. but you have to know the mechanics and i suppose. director and co scriptwriter dani levy does not bother about those mechanics and he thinks that certain things simply are funny and the fact that two orderlies are gay and kiss over a man in a coma and for example. do not get me wrong and some people can make that funny and dani levy can not and not for me and anyway. the main problem i have with this movie is that i can not see a reason behind the way the main characters behave. i could not understand why the two brothers and one an orthodox jew from west germany one a third class carbon copy of fast eddie felson from former east germany so strongly disliked each other. they are both rather bland characters. their children are boring apart from the fact that they are sexually attracted to each other (well and one is a lesbian now but raises the daughter she has with her cousin). but even these incestuous relationships  if anything they are embarrassing  just come through as an excuse because the scriptwriters could not come up with anything better. the acting is not bad and udo semel i actually came to like quite a lot although he reminded me more of ex chancellor helmut kohl (a lighter version) than of a venerable orthodox jew. the direction in itself is not really bad either and but maybe levy should stick to directing movies and leaving the scriptwriting to someone else. now i heard he did a comedy about hitler. oi and vai. 
this movie starts with the main character lying in a coma in a hospital ward and attended by two orderlies. the unconscious main character is heard in a voice over and saying that the orderlies are gay. the orderlies kiss. i watched this in a dvd version and i have the suspicion that this is supposed to be funny  it said comedy on the dvd case and after all and it goes on like that. had i seen this in a movie theater i probably would have heard part of the audience roar with laughter and because it is so funny  and because they are supposed to sit in a comedy. while it is fascinating to think about what it is funny and what isn not and this movie unfortunately only delivers arguments about what isn not. brilliant brains can make anything funny and people like ernst lubitsch and billy wilder or mel brooks have proved that fact. but you have to know the mechanics and i suppose. director and co scriptwriter dani levy does not bother about those mechanics and he thinks that certain things simply are funny and the fact that two orderlies are gay and kiss over a man in a coma and for example. do not get me wrong and some people can make that funny and dani levy can not and not for me and anyway. the main problem i have with this movie is that i can not see a reason behind the way the main characters behave. i could not understand why the two brothers and one an orthodox jew from west germany one a third class carbon copy of fast eddie felson from former east germany so strongly disliked each other. they are both rather bland characters. their children are boring apart from the fact that they are sexually attracted to each other (well and one is a lesbian now but raises the daughter she has with her cousin). but even these incestuous relationships  if anything they are embarrassing  just come through as an excuse because the scriptwriters could not come up with anything better. the acting is not bad and udo semel i actually came to like quite a lot although he reminded me more of ex chancellor helmut kohl (a lighter version) than of a venerable orthodox jew. the direction in itself is not really bad either and but maybe levy should stick to directing movies and leaving the scriptwriting to someone else. now i heard he did a comedy about hitler. oi and vai. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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