Reviews on series Svaty (4)

Four episodes for the matchmakers was not enough. And it's good that the director understood that. The new third, already full-fledged multi-series season, tells about rural life and four matchmakers, who went to the village for summer holidays with his granddaughter. Ivan and Valentina Beko were born and raised in the village, there is their home, everything is familiar. And the intelligent Kovalevs came as if to another world, in which you need to learn to live. When different cultures clash, anything can happen, even war. But for matchmakers, everything turns into humor, into funny stories.

The third season is even funnier and more exciting than the first two. Ivan’s jokes give the series a special charisma, you can’t look at the “yay” and “cat” without laughing. But the best in the series is Ivan Mityai’s kum. Typical Russian drinking man Mityai always finds time for another intrigue, prank, and a little – runs to our matchmakers for help.
Actors should be standing up! So well they play, so entered into their role that there are no words. Sophia Stetsenko in the image of little Zhenechka was magnificent. It’s nice to see kids playing alongside adults.

Matchmakers lift the mood and infect with good and positive for the whole day!
10 out of 10

Well, here is the continuation of my favorite and probably already the people of the series. The first and second seasons were good funny mini-series, but the second season was very similar to the first, but in the third season the number of episodes-12 increased, and the scene changed, so what happened, and it turned out just great!
First, the series pays attention to the quarrel of matchmakers because of the granddaughter of only one series, in the next series it is no longer traced and this is the main plus of this season, it does not try to be similar to its previous two parts. There are new heroes, the action has become more interesting and what does not happen to our heroes!!! Here and the casino, and fire, and depression, and much, much more, the series has become much more interesting to watch.
Secondly, the actors are just great! Changing the actress who plays Zhenechka was good. Old actors are in place and still good in their roles, but there are new faces, the actors who play them perfectly got used to their roles! I especially liked Mityai performed by Nikolai Dobrynin.

As a result, this series became better than its prequels due to the fact that new colors were added this season, but it was possible not to make a series where matchmakers quarrel, so such an assessment.
8 out of 10

This wonderful series has captivated me since the first series! Talented actors, soulful atmosphere and most importantly kind, not vulgar humor, such a combination is rarely found on Russian television. So let's talk about the matchmakers in more detail.

Plot

It tells how two couples - intelligent Kovalev and rustic provincials of Beko are trying to jointly raise their granddaughter Zhenechka. It is on the difference of these families that all comic situations are built. The plot of the series is not too intricate, but easy and interesting. In the first 4 seasons, the writers worked on conscience (which, unfortunately, cannot be said about the subsequent ones). But their best work, in my opinion, remains. Matchmakers 3.”

Actors

The cast is one of the main advantages of this series. Lyudmila Artemyeva, Anatoly Vasilyev (because of the departure of which the Matchmakers lost a significant part of their charm), Tatiana Kravchenko played perfectly, but I want to especially mention Fyodor Dobronravov, as a cheerful humorist Ivan Beko and Nikolai Dobrynin, who played the village drunk Mitya.
Humor

Positive, harmless and most importantly without jokes “below the belt”, it is the main feature of “Matchmakers”.
Definitely

10 out of 10

Despite the fact that the score of KinoPoisk is calculated on a 10-point scale, I am ready to put all 11!
These matchmakers are the brightest, funny and some kind of relatives. Throughout the post-Soviet space, there are such Kachugurs, where ordinary people live. They live their own separate life, they have their own philosophy, life position, their worries, joys and misfortunes.
Summer, heat, birds chirping around, scrotum is worn, goats wander along dusty roads, cars sweep along the pine forest ... Behind the slender fence, drowning in lush greenery, stands the house of Budko. A hammock rocks in the garden, over which the aroma of August apples smells. Cold milk, crumbly village potatoes, chicken squawking, the smell of hay and honey meadow - which summer can be better?
However, the ridiculous Olga Nikolaevna believes otherwise: The girl will enter the elite lyceum and “the ability to milk cows and feed chickens in this matter can contribute little” (c). In the beginning, they still try to maintain diplomacy, not succumbing to the provocations of Beko. And Valentina and Ivan harass the new guests in full program: in the morning for potatoes, then you need to collect some buckets of cucumber harvest and rake hay, etc. Of course, in the end, a terrible scandal breaks out - representatives of different social and cultural strata simply cannot without it.
Separately, I would like to highlight a new character Mitya. With this hero, the writers hit the bull’s-eye. I'm sure each of us met in life such shots: the ever-alcoholic bulldy, a cunning parasite, ready for anything for the sake of a bottle. But despite all this, Mityai, in my opinion, knows how to get pleasure from life here and now.
I was pleased with the change of the actress in the role of Jenny. New Zhenka is an even more cunning and clever mischiefmaker. And that makes you love her even more. Sophia Stetsenko, in my opinion, perfectly coped with his role.
The rest of the participants of the series did not let down - and a cocky neighbor-vertikhtail, single-handedly raising her son, and an eternally serious district officer, and a saleswoman, and a local oligarch.
When watching this season, there is also some sadness and even nostalgia. I really want to have a summer like this! Which is "in the trunks with the anchor" ...