Velbloud uchem jehly

It's a decent comedy, except that it's made based on a standard formula. A poor, virtuous girl falls in love with a promising young man from a wealthy factory owner’s family, then come a number of obstacles to keep the audience on the edge of their seat in anticipation of how it will turn out. If it weren't for the fact that the second you meet the main characters it’s obvious how the film will end, I would have added an extra star. The performances would have deserved it. (07/06/2017)

I've been loving this for a long time. But strangely enough, to this day I am still not sure which chocolate is the best - Vilím's or Štěpán's. However, I definitely prefer to go to the Zuzana Peštová - Aleš Vilím dairy shop, so both chocolate shops can actually go and get drunk with the golden youth. Where, of course, one of the greatest hits is the car racer, which makes sense. Otherwise, we seriously perceive this film as the second film adaptation of Langer's famous play, which followed Anny Ondra and Karel Lamač’s exceptionally well-attended production. (02/20/2009)