A Late Dinner

The movie was stuck in a cringey vibe with a few good jokes thrown into the mix. The performances ranged from the stellar Karel Roden, who I totally bought as a religious fanatic, to Marián Čekovský. I'm definitely not planning on rewatching this movie. But I did give it one star because, let's be real, Czech movies can get a lot worse (see Eva Toulová). / Lesson learned: This time I'll quote the movie directly, because I couldn't come up with anything better: "Memory is like a Sten Gun, it fails when you need it the most." (10/07/2022)

Oddly enough, I don't find it as bad as many here claim it to be. Some passages are really funny (all be it in Suchánek’s slightly incorrect way) and especially well acted. Sometimes it's a bit chilling to be confronted with a not very encouraging reality... I think there are far worse comedies being made here now. This one's pretty harmless. (50%) (02/26/2023)