Snowboarďáci

J’ai vu ce film un jour après Up and Down et c’était parfait ! (24/06/2007)

It's appropriately shallow and self-serving, but I'm amazed that I more or less enjoyed it. The script was well-suited for colloquial Czech and neologisms, Janák managed to glue the film together in a modern way, the acting of the main actors was quite relaxed, and they manage the fight with the silver screen matadors with a shield. Chyška's soundtrack is also decent quality, and of course the men will appreciate certain scenes in which they can admire the delicate aesthetics of the body of Barbora Seidlová and Martina Klírová... Does it seem adolescent to you? Well, that's why I gave it three stars. (01/01/2006)

I think Snowboarders is an excellent and funny comedy for teenagers. In Czechia it's perhaps only topped by The Can. Plus this is the film that "discovered" Jirka Mádl, which is a big plus for the Czech scene (except when he made the moronic Stahovák), and Vojta Kotek, who is also quite talented... Pavla Tomicová shines again and leaves the audience bursting with laughter! (31/10/2010)

To begin with great, hard-hitting and funny, but as of the second third the movie starts crumbling. A well-made scene jumps out at you here and there, but otherwise it works its way to the end and... And nothing doing. In any case, this picture is tolerable and to a certain extent a success, given the target group it is aimed at. (11/01/2005)

During the scrutiny through all the media, this relaxed comedy has lost a significant part of its charm, but Janák will never be robbed of hitting the bullseye at the right time. Unfortunately, the wave that followed the winter madness left a somewhat bitter taste and multiple audience damages behind, but the first bet on the buddy chemistry of Kotek and Mádl is luckily the only one that still works to this day. (11/06/2006)