No More Mr. Nice Guy

Synopsis

No More Mr. Nice Guy (original title Wir können auch anders ...) is a 1993 German comedy film directed by Rainer Kaufmann, starring Joachim Król. The story follows two brothers, Gabriel and Klaus, who venture on a road trip together laced with eccentric and unpredictable encounters. As their journey unfolds, the brothers navigate situations that challenge their views on life and relationships. The film captures the essence of sibling dynamics, shedding light on complex emotions, family bonds, and the pursuit of self-discovery amidst hilarious mishaps and unexpected twists. With a unique blend of humor and introspection, No More Mr. Nice Guy offers a vibrant exploration of human connection and personal growth in the face of adversity and absurdity.

Cast

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  Joachim Król

  Rudi Kipp ("Kipp")

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  Horst Krause

  Moritz Kipp ("Most')

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  Konstantin Kotlyarov

  Viktor

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  Sophie Rois

  Nadine

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  Detlev Buck

  Skinhead

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  Heinrich Giskes

  Kommissar

Reviews

No More Mr. Nice Guy has received critical acclaim for its witty dialogue, engaging performances, and offbeat humor. Rotten Tomatoes praised the film, stating 'No More Mr. Nice Guy is a delightful tale of unconventional brotherhood that entertains and enlightens in equal measure.' IMDb users have rated the movie 7.3/10, highlighting its charm and distinctive storytelling. Metacritic lauded the film as 'a refreshing take on the road trip genre, with Joachim Król delivering a standout performance.' Critics have hailed the chemistry between the lead actors and the quirky yet endearing narrative that keeps viewers entertained from start to finish. No More Mr. Nice Guy has garnered positive reviews for its heartwarming portrayal of sibling relationships and the journey towards self-acceptance.