Román pro pokročilé

C'est pathétique et bourré de placements de produits liés à tous les sponsors du film, bien que j'aie vu pire en la matière, tant du côté tchèque que du côté américain. Je l'ai regardé en cuisinant et, en tant que divertissement qui ne sollicite même pas cinq pour cent de mes capacités cérébrales, ce film est parfaitement digeste. Je n'aime pas la référence au roman populaire et au film de Michal Viewegh, même si je comprends que, du point de vue marketing, ça attire. Et j'ai l'impression qu'aujourd'hui, on voit Vanda Hybnerová dans tous les films tchèques. Sur les trois films tchèques vus ces derniers jours, elle était dans chacun d'entre eux. (11/10/2020)

The sexist wannabe jokes and innuendos disgusted me so much that it took a lot of effort to finish watching this stupid parody of a film. Not to mention that the sponsors dictated half the plot to Zita Marinovová. (15%) (31/10/2021)

Zita Marinovová dusted off some old corny jokes, and filled her film with advertising banners and slogans as part of the product placement. Her filmmaking left a lot to be desired, though. The film's punchline was obvious at least halfway through, and there were hardly any moments worth laughing at. (15/05/2020)

Since Online Dating, Zita Marinovová has improved quite a bit. She found out that less is sometimes more and built the film on fewer actors, realistic situations, and normal locations. At least Vašut and Čvančarová act as if they are in a real film, and it is almost a pity that they don't have similarly big roles more often. Both of them can handle even the silliest dialogue and make the most of every situation. Overall, A Novel for Advanced still falls into the amateurish parody category of all those Novels for Men and Women series, but if Marinovová has at least as much energy as Magnusek, I'll almost start looking forward to her future efforts. (27/08/2021)