"Especial de Natal: Se Beber, Não Ceie" is a feel-good, fun comedy perfect for viewing during the holiday season. The film offers a mix of light humor and comical situations typical of Christmas celebrations.

The plot revolves around a group of friends who get together for a Christmas party, only to find themselves in a series of hilarious misadventures. The chemistry between the characters and the comic timing are the high points, guaranteeing constant laughs throughout the film.

Although it is not a revolutionary comedy, "Especial de Natal: Se Beber, Não Ceie" fulfills its role of entertaining and providing a good moment of relaxation. It's the kind of film you can watch with family or friends to have a good laugh and get into the festive spirit.

What if The Last Supper went in a different way than what people actually know about according to what's written in the bible? That's basically the premise of this comedy film. An entertaining take of the biblical version on what happens during the last day of Christ with his disciples, this story is simply a fun watch with an even funnier conclusion.

If you don't mind a little dark humor parody, then go see this film.

Making fun of religion is something I greatly appreciate. Especially on the illogicalities and contradictions in the nature and content of religion. I think parodies of religious characters are also a great thing. But this movie just makes me feel like a group of weed lovers who think they are smarter than they are, made a skit about what it would be like if religious figures were like them. People who like to party, are fond of women and getting high, and have a crude sense of humor. Perhaps, the fact that they portray the evil figure in religion as a sane ordinary person may be evidence of how superior they subconsciously see themselves to decent people. It's not particularly bad, but on the other hand, it doesn't have much to praise about. One inevitably compares it to Life of Brian, which stands out in this field, and this work is inferior to that film.