Pánský klub

Dado que me gusta mucho el teatro, casi nunca me molesta la adaptación cinematográfica, a menos que sea un desastre obvio. No he estado en el teatro Na Jezerce hace muchos años, así que no puedo hacer la comparación. Descubrí que el reparto de la película no coincide completamente con el del teatro. Tal vez la película debía atraer por Mádl y Polívka, quién sabe. Una comedia regular con algunos chistes, escenas y frases graciosas. (27.06.2023)

I'm not going to boo this time. The product placement wasn't excessive, at least I didn't notice, which I consider a big plus. I imagine it could work very well as a play, which it was based on, but I was not too satisfied with the movie adaptation. There were some funny parts, but also many clichés and melodramatic scenes, which I found hard to believe. Kristýna Hrušínská's acting performance wasn't very convincing. However, I will admit that Milan Šteindler didn't make me cringe which hasn't happened in a long time, and Zdeněk Žák was perfect. / Lesson learned: If I had two terabytes of porn on my harddrive, I would now be a terabyte and a half in debt. (23.01.2023)

Firstly, adapting a theater production into a film of this nature is sheer folly. The therapy guys chat after a few hours together as if they’ve known each other for twenty years, and with few honorable exceptions, each one becomes more of a jerk. Some scenes even seem to try to make the viewer into one (especially those in the call center and its restrooms). Matěj Balcar, who would have written directed what seems like a deliberately clichéd comedy, of which we get twelve a year, and this one differed only in that it didn’t feature the king of Czech film chauvinist buffoons, Langmajer. In conclusion, let me present a comprehensive list of all the funny moments in the film: (10.06.2024)