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Now Playing Watch This Now – Feb. 25 - Mar. 3, 2019 Next Up The Blacklist Season 7 Episode 17 'Brothers' Sneak Peek Imagine if The Hangover movies had a hangover? That's the vibe from this slightly-less-dark (but also less funny) French tale of pre-marital debaucher, Budapest ( streaming on Netflix). Based, though I'm sure loosely, on a true story, Budapest is a rags-to-riches tale — but it isn't really about money. It's more about believing in yourself. Especially if "yourself" means having women fling themselves at your feet. France! Two best buds, Arnaud (Jonathan Cohen) and Vincent (co-writer Manu Payet), are grinding through mid-level corporate gigs, never quite earning respect. They are good business people, but from lower-class backgrounds, and dubbed "scholarship kids. " It has been 10 years since their MBAs and they still get ignored at meetings and, even worse, can't get past the velvet rope at cool Parisian clubs. "We must break our chains, like Django! " is a prime example of the type of politically incorrect jokes made regularly in this film.
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Discover Your New Favorite Movie With Watch This Now Arnaud gets served a humiliating diss when his reservation for a pal's bachelor party is rejected, and he is left wondering where "normal" guys like him can still get treated like an Emperor — feted by hot women without having loads of bread. The answer, after chatting with a stripper, is clear: Budapest. The idea is to organize "stag parties" for French bros who don't want to plan anything. He and Vincent go on a fact-finding mission that presents the Hungarian capital city as a Wild West of hedonism and corrupt behavior. But, you know, charming. You wanna sleep with a beautiful woman? No problem, here's my wife. You wanna ride around in a tank and blow crap up? No sweat, we've got lots of leftover Eastern bloc hardware. You wanna kill a guy for sport? What? Uh, yeah, yeah, just joking. Photo: Netflix The humor in Budapest is often profane and may offend — certainly, a Hungarian or two may take issue with some of the jokes as might many others from different backgrounds.
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UNLIMITED TV SHOWS & MOVIES SIGN IN Two best friends put their careers and marriages on the line when they launch a business hosting outrageous, anything-goes bachelor parties in Hungary. Starring: Manu Payet, Jonathan Cohen, Monsieur Poulpe Watch Now on Netflix Manu Payet, Jonathan Cohen and Monsieur Poulpe star in this comedy based on real-life French company Crazy Voyages. Videos Budapest More Details Watch offline Available to download This movie is... Absurd, Raunchy Audio German, German, English, English, Spanish, Spanish, French - Audio Description, French [Original], French [Original], Italian, Italian Subtitles English, Spanish, French, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese Cast Manu Payet Jonathan Cohen Monsieur Poulpe Alice Belaïdi Alix Poisson Coming Soon
(One jaw-dropper, when trying to bond with the locals over famous movie stars, is a toast to Mel Gibson with a cheer of "anti-Semitism, good! ") But the snappy and playful editing begs you not to take it too seriously. Our heroes are presented as the last two "good guys" left in France, which, in the movie's terms, means it takes lots and lots of temptation for them to finally break down and cheat on their wives. Arnaud's wife Audrey (Alix Poisson) comes from wealthy stock (her father owns the business Arnaud quit) and is a typical ballon-briseuse who loves to nag and gripe. But every fight ends in laughter. There's a little bit of realism and warmth in this dopey comedy. Audrey's initial €100K investment is what gets the operation started. Vincent and his wife, Cécile (Alice Belaïdi), have a caring, honest and playful marriage (they play video games together! ) so it's somewhat heartbreaking that he's first to succumb to Mitteleuropea's lustful haze. (Though there does seem to be a spark between he and the singer at the designer drug club. )