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Marek Taclík, Kristýna Boková, Zuzana Stivínová, Jan Budař, Ľubomír Paulovič, Tomáš Hanák, Patrik Děrgel, Tomáš Matonoha, Filip Dvořák, David Kraus (mehr)Inhalte(1)
Women and men. The former from Venus and the latter from Mars, together they occupy the Earth and, even though they are like water and fire, they must live together. But sometimes it isn't as easy as both of the parties involved envisaged. Vendula, a young upcoming artist meets her future husband Martin. They start a family together and have 3 kids. Martin builds his career and Vendula takes care of the family. In a daily grind of everyday duties, they stop paying attention to each other. Both are doing their utmost for the family, while both feel unappreciated by the other. Events take a change of course when they make a wager. Martin commits to taking care of the children and the household for one month because he is convinced that it isn't really all that difficult... (Verleiher-Text)
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There’s nothing special about this film. Maybe the cast is pretty cool. But what good is that if for instance Jan Budař is behaving as if he’d just had a lobotomy? I mean it can be fun in some films, but once it starts seeming as if he was doing a parody of himself, you know something isn’t right. And that’s what the movie is actually about. The coolest (meaning positive aspect of the film) were the two naughty little girls who were screaming whenever they could… and the screamed a lot. You gotta hand it to them. All in all, not great, more like worse average.
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A classic example of modern Czech comedy. It's about people, it's unoriginal, it's about conflict, but with the ending that everything turns out well in the end. Almost flighty wife, incapable husband who never manages anything on his own, Taclík, whom I don't like much - it's just not a good combination that should end in success or at least make me laugh.
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The subject matter may have been covered many times before and lacks a particularly original point, but thanks to the good cast led by Marek Taclík and the songs by Michal Hrůza, it's quite a pleasant movie. However, I wouldn't have to bend over backwards to see it again in the future, so it's unlikely. (55%)
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