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Taxi
Javar is a newly qualified lawyer and lives in Frogner with journalist girlfriend Anne - without his family know. He does it well as a business in a dignified law firm, but life consists of many half-truths in order that he could live as he wants, without having to account for his Pakistani family. Someday, brother- in-law of his, who runs a taxi for Taxi123, with a memory stick containing false statements. Fraud is undetectable. Not least because the chief of the tax agency, Hans Gablein, well paid by the taxi owners' accountant to shut up. But when those who earn big money scam understand that Javar have the key, starting a hunt for life and death in the streets of Oslo - lead by cab owner and gang leader Khan. Javar only recourse is to get help to expose corruption in the taxi environment, but he does not know who he can trust. For when monetary sums are in the hundreds of millions, is not a life worth. And in the streets driving cabs with eyes that see everything ...
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Plot Summary
The animated comedy "Taxi" (2011) follows the journey of an ambitious young taxi driver who dreams of competing in the world's greatest taxi race. When a meteor threatens to destroy his city, he must overcome his own fears and the obstacles in his path to save his home. Along the way, he encounters a cast of quirky characters and learns the true meaning of courage and friendship.
Critical Reception
The film received a mixed reception from critics and audiences, with praise often directed at its colorful animation and energetic pace, while criticism focused on a predictable storyline and a lack of originality. It was seen as a lighthearted family film that entertained younger viewers but offered little depth for adults.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its vibrant animation and fast-paced action sequences.
Criticized for a predictable plot and familiar character archetypes.
Considered enjoyable for younger audiences but lacking in substance for older viewers.
Google audience: Google users generally found the movie to be entertaining and visually appealing, with many appreciating the humorous moments and the themes of perseverance. However, some viewers pointed out that the story felt uninspired and that it didn't offer anything particularly new to the genre.
Fun Fact
Although released in 2011, the film "Taxi" is not related to the popular French film series of the same name directed by Luc Besson.
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