Another Forman's flick, but this time, it's not that great. It's fun, sure, but not many storylines are uncovered and it's just a mediocre movie as a whole. There are some bizarre and cringe moments, which were funny, but it's nothing that would blow my mind or so. Liked the characters, and liked the story, which technically didn't exist, but it has some story points, which drafted the movie to another act. One thing I love and that's how Forman knew how Czech folk behaves in certain moments. Forman's genius in depicting real human emotions on the screen, and it doesn't matter if it's a Czech or American movie, the results are almost always very interesting. His The Firemen's Ball is a better movie in this matter. I finally got to watch Amadeus, because I've heard a lot of things about it and it's quite possible that I've written this in my previous review of his other movie, but I don't know what else to say about this movie that it certainly entertained me, but I'll probably never watch it again.
Review of Loves of a Blonde
