When should I laugh?

Rating: 3/10 (21 October 2019)

I'm not really quite sure what was going on with this film, but it sure wasn't funny. Just a few physical gags made smile, but everything in the dialogue seemed like it was written by a kid. This film tried too much to be funny, when there was nothing to laugh about. I really love dark humour, in the Coen brothers style, but all of the "jokes" in this film were just so lazy and lame, and the swearing just didn't fit in. I mean, who laughs when someone says "camel cock"? Who laughs when someone tries to decide wheter a call happened 10 seconds ago or 30 seconds ago? What?
And what really bothered me was that every character seemed to be the same. All of them just rambling on and on and on. It was just one character they wrote with different names. The actors tried but when the script is bad, it's bad.
Why is every critic so blindly praising this? Is it because they think "it must be great because it was directed by a guy who wrote these other great comedies" or because "it dares to make fun of dark subject matter and it laughs at russians". If a dark comedy was made of Hitler and his genocide, it would be banned in Germany as this was in Russia. And it might not get such approval as this film.