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A commercial for being unfaithful with a miserable screenplay and correspondingly miserable acting performances. The kids who end up loosing a stable family because of this movie will sue it makers sometime in the future. The attempt at depicting "reality" in the Czech Republic is horrific. And the bit with the facemask will make everybody mad these days. (13/11/2021)

This wouldn't even pass as a small TV film, and yet it's being sold as a feature film. Where there is nothing, there is not much to talk about. Theoretically, it has a decent group of actors, but none of them have anything to do. Xindl, Jícha, Míka and Cieslar signed on to something that anyone in their right mind would have rejected. But at the same time, they did nothing to at least make it interesting. (21/03/2020)

Wasn't it hilarious? And wasn't it just like real life? No, it wasn't, and no, it wasn't. After having seen Život je život and Špindl by Milan Cieslar, I didn't expect anything good or get anything good, for that matter. The screenplay was simply awful, and the dialogue stayed at a very low level throughout. I'd rather not analyze the acting performances because they made me sad; Pavel Kříž looks more and more like a caricature of himself, and even Dominika Myslivcová showed up. A deadly cocktail! / Lesson learned: If I knew that getting into debt was such fun, I would spend money like crazy. (11/03/2023)