Two Brides and One Wedding

Above all Anna Polívková, Jaroslav Plesl, Bohumil Klepl, and the legendary dance band Brutus ensured that it wasn't as big a travesty as it seemed at first. I quite enjoyed myself and even drifted off into a bit of a daydream, although it's a shame about the easily predictable denouement. (50%) (05/20/2021)

One of the many Czech comedies whose premise is not too smart. Quite the opposite. When I think about it the premise is actually stupid. And again it was sponsored by the Television Nova that likes those types of comedies. Probably it is made for their viewers for whom something like this is enough. But it is evident that theactors are good; it just needs to work on the plot more. Jaroslav Plesl’s, Anna Polívková’s or Ester Geislerová’s performances were quite good. There was an incredible number of stupid moments in this movie and the cherry on top was the ending. Without it I might have rated this movie with 3 stars for making me laugh a few times. The whole movie had a pleasant country feel where I didn’t even mind the product placement beginning with the Únětice Brewery. (09/02/2019)

I was bored for most of the film, and I couldn't believe the pathetic attempts at humor. I also wonder why Jaroslav Plesl wanted to be part of it. The protagonist's monologues and her first visit to the family strongly reminded me of Bridget Jones's Diary and the ostentatious product placement bummed me out as usual. (10/27/2018)

A Czech B-movie romcom. I understand that for some viewers even this is good enough. (09/16/2019)