The Trip (2021)
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”A couple plans to kill each other in a remote cabin, but unexpected visitors bring danger.”
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If you've seen 'Where is Monday?', 'Zombies in the Snow' or any movie by Norwegian Tommy Wirkola, you'll definitely like 'I onde dager'. This feature brings together a mix of acidic humor and bloodbath in the funniest way possible. Starring Noomi Rapace ('Prometheus') and Aksel Henni ('Norsemen'), the production follows a couple wanting to get rid of each other over a weekend. This is a minimally surprising premise. The two are great in the movie, but the icing on the cake is Atle Antonsen's participation (known for Norwegian series like 'Kjære landsmenn'). 'I onde dager' is well paced and very well done.
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A dysfunctional couple head to a remote cabin to reconnect, but each has intentions to kill the other. Before they can carry out their plans, unexpected visitors arrive and they faced with a greater danger.
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