Štěstí je krásná věc

Happiness is a beautiful thing, but this film was far from it. The characters acted like idiots, the script seemed like it was written by another idiot, and the directing did not improve this impression in any way. The humor was partly worn-out, partly delivered in such a way that each joke died a miserable death before it could crawl to me on its last legs. After twenty minutes, I had to undergo a tough internal struggle to force myself to watch this piece of crap until the end. Well, we do know why such films are shot in this country, the filmmakers fulfilled their task, the product placement worked great, the sponsors can be happy, and who cares about the audience. (2021.01.09)

Petra Hřebíčková is slowly but surely becoming a guarantee for somewhat quirky Czech comedies. Moreover, the chemistry between her and Karel Zima doesn't work here either. I laughed only at the scenes in which Zdeněk Godla appeared. The screenwriter Jaroslav Sauer once again distinguished himself by this piece of crap he released into the world. This movie truly doesn't deserve the successful title song performed by Richard Müller, although it fits quite well with the final "beach" shot, which surprisingly isn't bad at all. (35%) (2021.05.28)