Gib's zu, Fletch

Initially, it promised to be an intriguing and entertaining ride, but then the humor took a nosedive, transforming into a well-cast yet somewhat silly affair. It's not that the main character wasn't funny; the issue for me was the shift from witty banter to slapstick comedy over time. Witnessing one of the characters clumsily spill a cocktail was the moment I felt my enthusiasm wane. However, I couldn't help but be amused, even thrilled, by the encounter between I.M. Fletcher and Frank Jaffe (a nod to Mad Men fans). Additionally, I developed a fondness for Lorenza Izzo and her charming Italian-English. / Lesson learned: Sometimes, even the ugliest picture may hold unexpected value, so it's worth taking a second look before throwing it away. (21.04.2024)