'Yrrol' may not have had an international target audience and limited release abroad, but it will always remain one of the native-made Swedish films closest to me. From the very first moment to the crazy credits it's a genuine giggle marathon. Through various sketches with innocent satire and playing a lot with stereotypes, the Lorry-gang (movie title obviously made by flipping their name) smoothly tells their message of what we people desire most: a feeling of being together. Should you come across a texted version, it will be well-invested two hours of Swedish cinema humor at its peak. 10/10

As a swede, I know and love the comedians in this film, but even so, I believe I would have loved it even if that wasn't the case. This is a bunch of sketches put together with a red line through it; different people. The script is so hilarious, just think of the line "don't include me in our relationship". The actors are superb and deliver the really, really queer lines as if they took them out of thin air. Me and my friends are using this movie all the time in everyday conversation and people around us are going insane from listening to us saying "you wanted to. and I said yes" - "yes?" - "YEAH! And then it felt wrong". If it's not funny reading it (I am laughing my ass off) just go see the movie and you'll never want to let it go!And by the way, if you like this it's not certain you'll like johnny English. this is not at all the same thing. I love this movie and I never even laughed while watching Johnny English.

This is a very good Swedish comedy. The movie is small sketches that becomes a movie. Everything is funny (more or less) except the sketch with Stefan Sauk. Peter Dalle's script is excellent and the actors (Peter Dalle, Claes Månsson, Ulla Skoog, Suzanne Reuter, Johan Ulveson and all the other minor actors) are very good. Peter Dalle has also directed this movie and he does that with no complains.My vote for this movie is 9/10.

Some very good scetches and great acting, but as a whole... Well, I mean, it's great as a TV-show but it's not complete enough for a film. The sketches are good, some very funny, but desperately glued together. Anyway, as I said, great acting, overall it's a good comedy.3 out of 5.