A multilingual movie, this is really a very absurd idea taking to the max. I guess you know what the premise is (it's one of those one joke made into a feature film types of movies) and I do think it works. The success in Germany at least shows that people will buy into the hype and watch anything, as crazy as it might sound. This movie deserved that kind of attention.
Actors from all around Europe (or rather all around the world) assemble to make this worth your while. Most of the jokes actually work quite fine with an occasional misfire here and there. It also makes sense (within the reality/absurdity of the movie that is) and is something the filmmakers can be proud of. There is something that you could call a tag scene at the end of the movie. I'm not sure it is worth sitting in a cinema waiting for that though (it's really short and can be searched on the internet I guess)
Actors from all around Europe (or rather all around the world) assemble to make this worth your while. Most of the jokes actually work quite fine with an occasional misfire here and there. It also makes sense (within the reality/absurdity of the movie that is) and is something the filmmakers can be proud of. There is something that you could call a tag scene at the end of the movie. I'm not sure it is worth sitting in a cinema waiting for that though (it's really short and can be searched on the internet I guess)