Czech comedy, honestly, very interesting!
Although according to morals, according to ethics, according to common sense, according to the pile of XX, this should be a battle movie!
Please see:
Weng and son-in-
law cover up each other's derailment; husband-in-law's great 139 cheating experiences, there are female guests' nude photos to save time and time again;
son-in-law's mistress is the help of her in-laws. The same room; the same room on the
front side + pregnancy at the same time, so that the son-in-law who was forced to go to the hospital to check the sperm count was resurrected immediately; of
course, the female guests and heroines are not fuel-efficient lamps, please see:
mother-in-law has been with the blind for 15 years The masseuse is affectionate, the main room opened a restaurant, it turned out to be hooking up with the cook, and the sexual relationship between the two of them seems to be quite chaotic or open!
This is Czech comedy, please don't think that there will be no laughter after "Prague Spring"!
Think of the past, Jaroslav Hasek (1883-1923)'s "Good Soldier Shuak" is now taken out and replayed, still full house!
Men have hope!
The director of the film: Jirí Vejdelek, born in 1972, is currently the most successful Czech director.
In 2010, "The Seduced Woman" was a huge hit, selling more than 1 million people, making it the highest-grossing local film in the Czech Republic for more than a decade. The new work "Hopeful Man" is an out-and-out commercial film. The scale of the relationship between the sexes in the film is bold. Just the sexy appearance of the heroine Eva Kolykosova in the trailer is a big surprise. vision.
After the film was released in the Czech Republic, the box office performance was shattering, ranking first in the Czech box office for one month in a row, with a total box office of 5.22 million US dollars, ranking second in the year, second only to "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 2)".
The famous picture of the panty with a ponytail is from this film!
In short, the Czech national humor and self-deprecation are witnessed by the whole world. Think of the unyielding mole in the cartoon "The Mole's Tale" in the early 1980s, and you will understand!
Czech film artists have always been able to resolve the stubborn national hatred and family hatred with black humor, revealing the multi-faceted human nature in addition to laughter, scolding and ridicule.
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