Flights of fancy provide the rom, Dutch rudeness counts for com.
Some pieces of dialogue contain banger oneliners, but the funniest bits are Valerio Zeno delivering dialogue. I’m glad he’s able to laugh about his own performance, because it does make the movie more watchable if you’re in the right mood.
It is Paul de Leeuw, though, who is the true hero of the movie, with Michiel Romeyn as a great support. They bring the most gravitas to a movie that looks like it was made for tv.